The ideas that I trade by:

[MightyOne]

... i guess if you want to be ballsy then you can stack 1 line? like you mentioned before, but of course stacking only after we have 8+ lines is much better/safer i guess??

Most of the time you should target 2 or 3 lines; 2.5 being 100% of the H1 average true range.

Stack all of your lines: if you have 8 in the box and you make 1 then your total is 9 so your size is then increased to x(9/8)

Stacking is worth more than holding:
If you could grab 3.5 lines every trade then your line value would double every two trades ($10, 20, 40, 80, ...) and that would be worth more than holding for many lines; both of the aggressive strategies target 3.5 lines of profit.

Stacking a line one at a time is a very slow way to do it.

[MightyOne]

Dezzy is a little Polish girl

(Dezzy) (why are you c-ing z's) (and yellin) (ka(h)!), crazy little girl

(dzie) (wcz) (yn) (ka)

You can simplify anything if you try hard enough.

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You can make flashcards of anything you want (chart patterns, space concepts, etc) at Tiny-cards and then upload them for anyone to use.

[salezyakuku]

(dzie) (wcz) (yn) (ka)

It is interesting that "cz" is digraph. Digraphs (combinations of two letters) are pronounced like one single letter. We have 7 digraphs and 1 trigraph ("dzi" - is also in this word).

[co2t]

sorry i word it poor again,

what i refferring to is when you stack lines below eight

...
As the lines of your risk-box dwindle you can reduce the size of your risk-box to promote growth so instead of 8.107 lines of $14 you could have
$14(8.107/7) or 7.093 lines of $16 with additional lines increasing your size by 8/7
...

as always, thanks for your explanation

[MightyOne]

sorry i word it poor again,

what i refferring to is when you stack lines below eight

as always, thanks for your explanation

Ahh, I see.

I would include a .25 line buffer so 2.25 lines on H1 or 1.25 lines on the weekly+

[MightyOne]

(dzie) (wcz) (yn) (ka)

It is interesting that "cz" is digraph. Digraphs (combinations of two letters) are pronounced like one single letter. We have 7 digraphs and 1 trigraph ("dzi" - is also in this word).

All useful Polish Duo discussions in one post!

[Leoheart]

Mo, I think you mentioned TRY and ZAR pairs in another thread. How did you come across these pairs? I ask because sometimes as traders we 'pigeon hole' ourselves to a few currencies and play favorites. When there is no need. I was definitely not paying attention to these 'hotties' until you mentioned them. Its like you are a step ahead of everyone else

[MightyOne]

Mo, I think you mentioned TRY and ZAR pairs in another thread. How did you come across these pairs? I ask because sometimes as traders we 'pigeon hole' ourselves to a few currencies and play favorites. When there is no need. I was definitely not paying attention to these 'hotties' until you mentioned them. Its like you are a step ahead of everyone else

I am fascinated with the Turkish language and the African games of Bao and Omweso.

The wider your interests the more you see; that's all it is, Leo.

[Leoheart]

Mo, I think you mentioned TRY and ZAR pairs in another thread. How did you come across these pairs? I ask because sometimes as traders we 'pigeon hole' ourselves to a few currencies and play favorites. When there is no need. I was definitely not paying attention to these 'hotties' until you mentioned them. Its like you are a step ahead of everyone else

I am fascinated with the Turkish language and the African games of Bao and Omweso.

The wider your interests the more you see; that's all it is, Leo.

Very nice And here I thought you are chart hugger, don't ask man.. I definitely want to visit Turkey, alot of history (Noah's ark discovered!!). Africa as well.

[MightyOne]

My first set of cards

I'm thinking about maybe making a deck where the front is an unmarked chart and the back is marked...
we could do it for Rat-zone, 1-2-3, money management, etc, and then we wouldn't have to fumble through threads.