Thread: Account size

Some food for thought - after you sober up or anything or chill. Firstly, if he's not with me, you seem to think, he's against me. That's not my thing.

Second, I do not post things (or try not to post) on an online forum, which I would not advise you FTF IRL.

Thirdly, the emotions you waste here with flaming others, well, you could link them and make somebody happy instead. Your choice.

It is possible to go on until doomsday, you can not offend me in the slightest. I'm with you as long as I'm having fun.

And sorry to say, you're not the person who can beat me with songs either.

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I'd be amazed if there was much of anything you could figure out on your own but there just isn't, is there Mr. Spitkok?

(tie your shoes, maybe)

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Some food for thought - once you chill or sober up or anything. Firstly, you appear to think if he's not with me, he's against me. That's not my thing.

Secondly, I don't post things (or try not to article ) on an online forum, which I wouldn't tell you FTF IRL.

Thirdly, the emotions you waste here with flaming other people, well, you could funnel them and make somebody happy instead. Your choice.

It is possible to go on until doomsday, you can not offend me in the slightest. I as long as I'm having fun.

And sorry to say, you're not the person who can...

I'm not trying to conquer you with music. That's not my thing. I'm also sure that I will not offend you. Anyone who could post the remark that you did regarding the disadvantaged cannot be offended. PERIOD. I'm sorry for you (nearly ).

And anytime you would like to inform me that FTF just allow me to know. I have no problem whatsoever

Oh.... I almost forgot.

I will be waiting.

Cheers.

Hi I am new here, but I like the forums alot so far...

My notion of account size would be to start small, e.g. 10'000, then have a sensible return, meaning the same return you'd want to have if you play 1 million. It doesnt matter if you cant make a living together with the 10'000,
first you require constant yields.
Then you absolutely must compound your earnings.

Dont quit your dayjob, but if you have a trading system, and add some money each month, plus you have a constant return, plus you have a masterplan that is at least 3 years... then you can reach the dream of trading for a living... but then I wouldnt quit my dayjob... since I like my dayjob. :-D

You cant make money fast in forex... without being a gambler... And gaming will make you poor with a high certainty.

P.S.: Montly reunite I try for is 5-10%, but I dont want to force it too much... And I'm using automated trading.

Well said, bro. Never gamble. It is the road.

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You cant make money quickly in Currency Market... with no gambler... And gaming will make you bad with a high certainty.

Yes,

along with a gambler is like a trader who does not have any patience....

. . .sorry but there isn't any fast road to victory...

[quote=sergiu;4098098]For those who understand what you're doing, and understand how to manage risk exposure properlythe 50:1 leverage is. Butif rather than focusing on how best to exchange, you would rather shout all around the forum, about the CFTC killed your profits by limiting you in how quickly you can loose your money, then by all means do this. /quote]

I truly don't understand why people have such a hard time understanding that some people utilize the leverage to their advantage. Not let's see what happens! If you're confident in your trade, particularly if you're a brief term/scalper trader, it only makes sense to buy as many lots as possible. What I used to have the ability to buy in for $7-8K now requires $55-65K....and I'm sure will finally get to about $300K whe we get to 10:1. So, yes, the new rule DOES limit how quickly I make money now....still makng the very same trades with the identical pip goals, but now with fewer lots.

If someone is not confortable with the greater leverage, fine. But to say that people using high leverage do not understand how to trade shows the lack of expertise of the person. People which have been trading for a while (and are great at it) understand that there are lots of different means to come to the same end, which is to make money. They do not just parrot the same old cliches and key words/tricky phrases tossed around in hopes that it passes for wisdom, but instead understand there are various techniques to exchange (competitive, long term, short term, etc.) and each individual has their own personality that satisfies them. I'm a term trader, in both currency and choices. I would like to make as much money. I don't have any desire to trade long duration or with mini or micro lots. I do not buy into the risks' or as a general things, since they are different for each individual. I exchange with some men which cringe every time I place an order for 100 alternative contracts since is 10. But the beauty is, neither of us are mistaken!

But to return to the point of the ribbon, naturally the more you have in your account the easier it is to make considerable amounts of money becaue you're buying more lots. And assuming you have a profitable egy, using greater leverage (if available) lets your money to work for you in a different way than with lower leverage, which means you may still make quite decent yields ($-wise) with a $2500 account. In a feeling, higher leverage can make a account behave like a account because of the increased buying power. Remember leverage doesn't have anything to do with the trade itself the amount of lots you can buy, so if you are not very good at deciding what trades to choose, it is a moot point. That is where many traders have experiences with leverage. . .they are losing at $100 a pip rather than just $10 per pip. But if you make trades with confidence and not just hoping they turn out and have a good egy, leverage is one more tool that you use.



Only my 2 pips. . .and very good trading...

A professional trader can be profitable with almost any account size if using the same currency management technique as big accounts
read market wizards and 'l find the initial capital of some traders launched in trading