Mr. Hyde wrote:Don_xyZ wrote:Mr. Hyde wrote:
How long have you been trading? How do you even set a 2 pip stop? So 30R yesterday and 70R today. So im guessing you doubled or tripled your account
I worked at a brokerage company back in 2003. My cousin who worked at the company's dealing desk introduced me to this whole thing. Quit in 2004 and have been trading on and off since then.
Doubled my account? No.
Google "PARLAY" or just Youtube it. With it, you can use a ridiculously small risk and gain gigantic amount in no time. Or if you're aggressive like me you can make something that will make people curse you for the rest of their life.
I use a version of it. Then again, I think MO's concept of space is a version of parlay.
But let's just focus on the process of getting the right trade because, without it, even the most sophisticated money management technique is practically useless.
Nice man. Love the ideas. The issue i have always had with using OPM (other peoples money)/parlay, whatever you want to call it, is i will win a trade then lose the next 3 or 4 trades, lose all the profit i made and then some. This type of MM seems to work best with high win rates or am i not seeing something.
Not really. High win rate, low R. High R, low win rate. This is the trade off and you must find out where you belong and then gear the profit management accordingly. High win rate means you don’t have to divide your R too much to be used for profit management. High R means you have to divide your R more so you won’t run out of it for the next profit management trades. Find out in which specrum you are and then do some experiments to know you should ration your R. However, if your win rate is low and your R is also low then there is something wrong with the way you trade or the strategy itself. S/D is a valid strategy though, somit must be how you use it. Missing a trading opportunity or two is fine as long as you have enough opportunities during the remaining time. If you try intraday but only have a couple of opportunities a day then your tf might be too big, go lower. Or you can also expand your horizon by using bigger tf like H4 and you have the whole week to find good setup. Another way is use your original time frame but go across several pairs to find trade opportunities. Or you can do any combo from them. There is always a solution for you courtesy of the markets




