nonibadsha wrote:Thanks Alias. I appreciate it.
The demons are trying to throw me off.
They are mischievous and distract.
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nonibadsha wrote:Thanks Alias. I appreciate it.
The demons are trying to throw me off.
IgazI wrote:The idea of "space" is very easy to understand:
If you insert $500 into the EURUSD machine, then that is your "space".
Fractions of "space" are your risk multiples, just as you see with Alias' fibo lines, and we refer to them as 'lines' or 'em-pips' (macro / larger pips).
Adjusting your position size changes the number of lines or blocks that equals whatever you are willing to risk.
Unlike a trader who has $10000 and risks 2% per trade we would instead risk $500 exactly and adjust our position size to grow this tiny seed into a tree; our growth comes from minimizing risk and maximizing reward within the confines of our risk tolerance.
Risk $ to make %, not % to make $
IgazI wrote:Mr. Hyde wrote:
You mark your charts a lot like MO did. Also speak in riddles like him to. Hum.
1. reading comprehension and practice.
2. point to a single riddle.
(we're back at reading comprehension ) LOL
IgazI wrote:The idea of "space" is very easy to understand:
If you insert $500 into the EURUSD machine, then that is your "space".
Fractions of "space" are your risk multiples, just as you see with Alias' fibo lines, and we refer to them as 'lines' or 'em-pips' (macro / larger pips).
Adjusting your position size changes the number of lines or blocks that equals whatever you are willing to risk.
Unlike a trader who has $10000 and risks 2% per trade we would instead risk $500 exactly and adjust our position size to grow this tiny seed into a tree; our growth comes from minimizing risk and maximizing reward within the confines of our risk tolerance.
Risk $ to make %, not % to make $
kiwiarian wrote:IgazI wrote:The idea of "space" is very easy to understand:
If you insert $500 into the EURUSD machine, then that is your "space".
Fractions of "space" are your risk multiples, just as you see with Alias' fibo lines, and we refer to them as 'lines' or 'em-pips' (macro / larger pips).
Adjusting your position size changes the number of lines or blocks that equals whatever you are willing to risk.
Unlike a trader who has $10000 and risks 2% per trade we would instead risk $500 exactly and adjust our position size to grow this tiny seed into a tree; our growth comes from minimizing risk and maximizing reward within the confines of our risk tolerance.
Risk $ to make %, not % to make $
I worked through and got space working with say $100 risk, 10 lines, 10 pips a line etc easy to work out and do if removing lots and expanding space based on base 10
Any idea why eights came about? I haven't looked into it yet, so happy to be fobbed off if its not an easy answer and do so some reading.
kate682 wrote:space - the final frontier
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