70% Account Drawdawn.

[bredin]

TerminalIndicator,

I retract an earlier postulation about your willingness to contribute

G.

[trueblueTEX]

Useful guidance, Terminal, thanks.
TEX

[newschool]

Drawdawn?

[trueblueTEX]

LOL

[ZEN]

...or, maybe, genlogins, you just have to change your broker. If your actual broker is a dealing desk broker.

[Tresor]

thanks a lot guys, that helps.

Actually, it does not help you at all. And you shouldn't thank.

What you were offered was:

You have to understand....All you need is a horizontal line.. ... Yeah, but the guy failed to tell you how to use horizontal lines to make profit.

My advice to you is to learn how to trade on longer timeframes first before trading the M1. Cool, but you will end up losing even more money on lonher timefrimes (since your trading technique is not profitable). If you see a logic in it, you should rather stick to shorter time frames.

All you need is just to learn to control yourself. Yes, you should consult a Jedi knight to learn how to control yourself...

You were given gibberish. You shouldn't thank for this.

[eudamonia]

thanks a lot guys, that helps.

You were given gibberish. You shouldn't thank for this.

Several links and a near essay on things to look for don't constitute as help? For FREE advice on an internet forum I'd say it was pretty useful.

I'm sorry you don't SEE the use in having a horizontal line (simplicity). Trading IS as simple as controlling yourself once you have a simple plan. Anything else CANNOT be taught it must be EXPERIENCED. A simple way to see it is that we can lead the horse to water, but we can't make it drink.

[bredin]

Tresor,

I found the switch to longer timeframes made me more profitable, with less stress and more time to do other things.

But then again Im not entering on a long tf chart

G.

[trueblueTEX]

I think I may take a day and try the single Horizontal line method/test just to get the experience.

You're supposed to always buy above the line and sell below it, correct?

[eudamonia]

Stick with the RAT. Do one setup until you have mastered it. None of the setups are inherently superior. Only the way you trade them.