Exactly!
I find it fits my personality. I fill it is important
to be in sync with your trade style its easier on
the emotional capital.
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Captain Pugwash wrote:Thanks Alias - that's really clever.
One thing that still has me thinking -
Do you have an all or nothing policy to your trade sequencing? - Or does the inevitable loss in a sequence still find you with held profit, that you can use on the next sequence?
What I am asking is "how you bank the profit and when" - as its impossible (for me) to expect X trades in a row. I would need to find a way of managing the inevitable losses into the equation.
I don't think I'm explaining myself too well, sorry![]()
anyway, thanks so much for your input mate - its priceless
p.s. If the answer is somewhere in your thread - apologies - I missed it


aliassmith wrote:
U really must develope an OPM strategy that works
with what you are doing and your personality. I can
win several trades in a row and losses can be only
partial losses, so not a full setback.
say i started with $1000 and got it up to $1320. I
might be risking $280 on my next trade. The outcomes
could be minus $280, a decrease of something less
than $280 which would leave me OPM to work with,
or plus $420

prochargedmopar wrote:In the video he is extremely clear that it is FEAR that leads most to failure.
The coin toss trick is suppose to alleviate most of it.
Chappy talks about Woody doing this daily in his trade room, and also it was in the long candle pdf.
His trade monitoring software is pretty cool.
He also states that all in/all out makes the most $$.
It appears here that we are all trying to find a way to trade space instead of just doing it.
Can't get a runner that I can add to on pullbacks........
Sequence, Cant seem to win 3-4 in a row,
scale out,
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Looks like it is time for us to start building large size while price is sitting still.![]()
At least that is what m.o. says to do.

Captain Pugwash wrote:aliassmith wrote:
U really must develope an OPM strategy that works
with what you are doing and your personality. I can
win several trades in a row and losses can be only
partial losses, so not a full setback.
say i started with $1000 and got it up to $1320. I
might be risking $280 on my next trade. The outcomes
could be minus $280, a decrease of something less
than $280 which would leave me OPM to work with,
or plus $420
That makes perfect sense, thank you.
What I particularly like about your structure is, - it deals with my personal weak point Taking a Profit!![]()
That said there is nothing stopping me holding on a monthly or yearly extreme after accumulating - as you said in your first sentence -
"You really must develop an OPM strategy that works
with what you are doing and your personality"
Thanks for your time Alias

aliassmith wrote:
My thinking is to give people ideas and have them
figure out what works for them, because that is what
MO and this forum has done for me.
Procharged, if you haven't noticed there are many good
ideas in this forum. To take MO,s recent idea as gospel
and deny the other ideas is Foley imo.
