Thread: Why I DON'T Share Valuable Public Trading Information

Introduction: "I also believe that what makes a good trader is not how much you lose or earn, but how consistently resilient you can be." I will start by telling new traders and not just them, that a user with a red badge does not mean absolutely that he is a trader PRO and that what he says is valuable. A user with a red badge is promoted only by the number of subscribers he has, not because what he has written over time is considered valuable by the community. I bet there are profitable traders in this community that do not even have a yellow badge, but they are earning money while many users with a red badge are not. Let's take my example. I was a user with yellow, orange and red badge. If someone searches for my publications, they will never find a thread like "I'll show you my strategy" or mood posts. I don't make those jokes. Most of my publications are signs of trading and, once activated, I have posted live updates on the management of the operation. I'm sure that's the only reason people signed up to me. And if most of my signs are bad, I don't give them signs, I don't have red subscribers that I think I think I't have red subscribers I't have them.

[quote=;9032943]Introduction: "My opinion: you can only help people if they want your help and only as long as they want it. Most of the time, when it becomes uncomfortable, they no longer want your help. For me, personally, I don't try to help people, but if I feel I have to say something, I do, that's all. That prevents you from frustration and filters people, regardless of whether they have a red badge or not. Don't forget that you also have a red badge and there are many people you can talk to, discuss or just have fun with in the next thread of the holy grail. (.

To answer your question "Why do I NOT share valuable information about trading in public?" alone. (Nothing to do with the content of your post

Quoting I think one of the biggest problems is our ego.

Quoting To answer your question "Why do I NOT share valuable information about trading in public?" alone. (Nothing to do with the content of your post

I think some traders here become very protective with their trading method or their opinion after having invested a lot of effort in their strategies. They can ignore any criticism or even suggestion because they are too proud to admit that another�s suggestion could improve their strategy or risk management. I�ve been reading the forum since I learned about Forex a year ago. Some traders here may be quite resentful after being criticized or even commented on. We should all develop an attitude of always being open to learning and criticism. And if opinions are different, let us be more cordial among ourselves.

Hey Ando, don't let this discourage you, as some of us are happy to receive advice. By the way, what is a coverage action? I have read about "buy to cover", is it the same? Who dares, wins.

Quoting You could tell someone how a market really works and still they wouldn't believe it, I've seen it with my own eyes with a high-level professional. Because what you're telling them isn't the magic formula they want to hear and the work they need to do on their part is a lot of work too! The ego doesn't like to be told that the market isn't what you thought and that the way you've been traveling all this time is a dead end and all you thought about the market is wrong. In fact, the egos of most people are so well grounded that they never pass the recognition that they're wrong and pretend to be real traders and that's why they don't even start the reconstruction process... They're trapped! I never said it was Batman, all I'm saying is that you'll never see us together.

Quoting Hey Ando, don't let this discourage you, as some of us are happy to receive advice. By the way, what is a coverage action? I read about "buy to cover", is it the same? If you don't mind me answering, covering is closing an open operation. So, if you opened a new operation selling the EUR, for example, you would be buying to cover your open operation and so close it, completing the cycle. So the coverage action is operations that are completed once opened during the price action. So what you see in the charts is not just buying and selling, which most people don't even notice. Now I've said too much, so I stop here. You start asking the questions. Good luck. I never said it was Batman, all I say is that you'll never see us together.

Simple... if someone shares a good strategy, everyone will start making money and the brokers will cease to exist.