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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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prochargedmopar wrote:aliassmith may be a master of zeroing,
But he's a rare breed considering the amount of traders ON THIS PLANET.

Otherwise there would be NO money!! LOL

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Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity.
The market is a negative sum game
If price is moving from entries to exits back to entries then one must figure out how/when to exit before it comes back to entry
Or enter at the zero
Or a combination of both
Exiting is as important of a skill as Entering
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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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aliassmith wrote:
prochargedmopar wrote:aliassmith may be a master of zeroing,
But he's a rare breed considering the amount of traders ON THIS PLANET.

Otherwise there would be NO money!! LOL

#aj1.JPG#aj2.JPG


Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity.
The market is a negative sum game
If price is moving from entries to exits back to entries then one must figure out how/when to exit before it comes back to entry
Or enter at the zero
Or a combination of both
Exiting is as important of a skill as Entering


"Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity."

Mighty:

"Can you imagine placing a trade to profit in a direction where there is almost no money left?

Consider that a professional will risk 1-2% of his account.

This means that when price moves a number of pips that equals ~2% of his account that he is out of the market and NO MORE of his money can be gained by any other trader.

So where do your massive profits come from?

The answer is the medium and long term traders who are IN PROFIT with medium to HUGE stop losses!
As day traders we each take turns filling the gap on these traders while at the same time filling the gap on other day traders using smaller charts!

Support and resistance just means that the money ran out in the direction being traded and for the size of the traders being targeted at that moment.

Think about a glass of water that is 2% full...
Do you want to take that traders drink? Is it worth it?
What about a glass that is over flowing into other cups...
Oh, you want that water now don't you!"

You really can just shelve mighty's stuff under strategy."
MO "Don't try to predict what will happen next, simply aim to consistently apply your ideas."
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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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cheunt3 wrote:
aliassmith wrote:
prochargedmopar wrote:aliassmith may be a master of zeroing,
But he's a rare breed considering the amount of traders ON THIS PLANET.

Otherwise there would be NO money!! LOL

#aj1.JPG#aj2.JPG


Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity.
The market is a negative sum game
If price is moving from entries to exits back to entries then one must figure out how/when to exit before it comes back to entry
Or enter at the zero
Or a combination of both
Exiting is as important of a skill as Entering


"Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity."

Mighty:

"Can you imagine placing a trade to profit in a direction where there is almost no money left?

Consider that a professional will risk 1-2% of his account.

This means that when price moves a number of pips that equals ~2% of his account that he is out of the market and NO MORE of his money can be gained by any other trader.

So where do your massive profits come from?

The answer is the medium and long term traders who are IN PROFIT with medium to HUGE stop losses!
As day traders we each take turns filling the gap on these traders while at the same time filling the gap on other day traders using smaller charts!

Support and resistance just means that the money ran out in the direction being traded and for the size of the traders being targeted at that moment.

Think about a glass of water that is 2% full...
Do you want to take that traders drink? Is it worth it?
What about a glass that is over flowing into other cups...
Oh, you want that water now don't you!"

You really can just shelve mighty's stuff under strategy."


The man expanded my mind when it came to the markets. It moved me beyond indicators and candlestick patterns to market/price behavior. He was the most influential person in my trading.
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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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cheunt3 wrote:
aliassmith wrote:
prochargedmopar wrote:aliassmith may be a master of zeroing,
But he's a rare breed considering the amount of traders ON THIS PLANET.

Otherwise there would be NO money!! LOL

#aj1.JPG#aj2.JPG


Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity.
The market is a negative sum game
If price is moving from entries to exits back to entries then one must figure out how/when to exit before it comes back to entry
Or enter at the zero
Or a combination of both
Exiting is as important of a skill as Entering


"Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity."

Mighty:

"Can you imagine placing a trade to profit in a direction where there is almost no money left?

Consider that a professional will risk 1-2% of his account.

This means that when price moves a number of pips that equals ~2% of his account that he is out of the market and NO MORE of his money can be gained by any other trader.

So where do your massive profits come from?

The answer is the medium and long term traders who are IN PROFIT with medium to HUGE stop losses!
As day traders we each take turns filling the gap on these traders while at the same time filling the gap on other day traders using smaller charts!

Support and resistance just means that the money ran out in the direction being traded and for the size of the traders being targeted at that moment.

Think about a glass of water that is 2% full...
Do you want to take that traders drink? Is it worth it?
What about a glass that is over flowing into other cups...
Oh, you want that water now don't you!"

You really can just shelve mighty's stuff under strategy."


We must have watched different videos. LOL
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My Losses cause me Great Laughter!
Trading Bible here> therumpledone/the-ideas-that-i-trade-by-t3256/page1670
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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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prochargedmopar wrote:
cheunt3 wrote:
aliassmith wrote:
Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity.
The market is a negative sum game
If price is moving from entries to exits back to entries then one must figure out how/when to exit before it comes back to entry
Or enter at the zero
Or a combination of both
Exiting is as important of a skill as Entering


"Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity."

Mighty:

"Can you imagine placing a trade to profit in a direction where there is almost no money left?

Consider that a professional will risk 1-2% of his account.

This means that when price moves a number of pips that equals ~2% of his account that he is out of the market and NO MORE of his money can be gained by any other trader.

So where do your massive profits come from?

The answer is the medium and long term traders who are IN PROFIT with medium to HUGE stop losses!
As day traders we each take turns filling the gap on these traders while at the same time filling the gap on other day traders using smaller charts!

Support and resistance just means that the money ran out in the direction being traded and for the size of the traders being targeted at that moment.

Think about a glass of water that is 2% full...
Do you want to take that traders drink? Is it worth it?
What about a glass that is over flowing into other cups...
Oh, you want that water now don't you!"

You really can just shelve mighty's stuff under strategy."


We must have watched different videos. LOL


LOL, you know darn well MO wasn't making any videos. He said he isn't ICT.
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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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I'm a much better trader when I'm sleeping.
Marked up before bed.

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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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aliassmith wrote:
prochargedmopar wrote:
cheunt3 wrote:
"Price is moving from liquidity to liquidity."

Mighty:

"Can you imagine placing a trade to profit in a direction where there is almost no money left?

Consider that a professional will risk 1-2% of his account.

This means that when price moves a number of pips that equals ~2% of his account that he is out of the market and NO MORE of his money can be gained by any other trader.

So where do your massive profits come from?

You really can just shelve mighty's stuff under strategy."


We must have watched different videos. LOL


LOL, you know darn well MO wasn't making any videos. He said he isn't ICT.


Yeah,
The ONE thing that gets me about ICT is that he says He invented EVERYTHING...
WTF man.
REally? LOL
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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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prochargedmopar wrote:
aliassmith wrote:
prochargedmopar wrote:
We must have watched different videos. LOL


LOL, you know darn well MO wasn't making any videos. He said he isn't ICT.


Yeah,
The ONE thing that gets me about ICT is that he says He invented EVERYTHING...
WTF man.
REally? LOL


He did invent everything. Just ask him. :D
Also he spends to much time talking about nothing.
Get to the point brah! #-o
He may have discovered somethings but he didn't invent jack.
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Re: ProchargedMopar's Trading Trilogy

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aliassmith wrote:
prochargedmopar wrote:
aliassmith wrote:
LOL, you know darn well MO wasn't making any videos. He said he isn't ICT.


Yeah,
The ONE thing that gets me about ICT is that he says He invented EVERYTHING...
WTF man.
REally? LOL


He did invent everything. Just ask him. :D
Also he spends to much time talking about nothing.
Get to the point brah! #-o
He may have discovered somethings but he didn't invent jack.


Exactly. Talks toooooo much. Can't listen at all.

Not sure why you like him, Pro.
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