The most banal trading strategy - page 24

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Andrey Gladyshev:

So who's leaking, then?
It's more of a rhetorical question...

you were told correctly,

 
Fast528:

you were told correctly,

OK, rhetoric is lyrical. I just wonder how exactly it was tried. After all, the people who have the trades copied from must not know anything about it.
I mean, they must be completely in the dark. In most cases, depo is lost without monitoring. They come, they see, they lose.
This is a professional plum. All this works as long as a person is immersed in trading and does not monitor what he is doing.
As soon as you start to understand what and how, it makes adjustments in your psychology.

Perhaps not a good example. Drunk people fall out of windows from quite high places and remain almost unharmed.
When the same thing happens to people in their right mind and health, the consequences are more severe. Because they start applying what they know and what is not quite necessary in the given situation.
That's why those who don't quit trading and keep struggling start spinning near zero.

 
The latter is more of an analogy than an example.
 
Andrey Gladyshev:

So who is leaking, then?
The question is rather rhetorical...

the spread...

thelaw of losing a player...

 
multiplicator:

the spread...

the law of the player drain...

I made it clear from the start that these aren't scalpers.
I mean when they're sitting on dozens of pips in the red.
Next to the spread, it's a lot more than that.

 
Andrey Gladyshev:

I made it clear from the start that these are not scalpers.
I mean the cases when they are sitting on dozens of points in deficit.
Next to the spread, it's much bigger.

can be done on back entrances, we need to do that.

 
Fast528:

can be done on the return inputs, you need to look into it

The question is different. Who to peep at?

 
Andrey Gladyshev:

I said from the start that these are not scalpers.
I mean when they are sitting on dozens of points in deficit.
Next to the spread, it's much bigger.

Then the second point
 
I once called it the three demons that live in all of us. They are fear, hope and greed.
The second one is just about hope.
 
But seriously, there is no such thing as easy money. And it probably works everywhere. There is probably nothing trivial that works.
There is something that works, but it's hardly trivial.
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