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  1. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Originally Posted by robertsonakp https://www.forexforum.co.za/general...-big-deal.html
    well I have not seen any long term successful scalper(habitual) around me.
    Well Mate I can say to this is that,

    My business mentor said to me right from the start that if you would like to be successful at something you try to find the very best and hang about them and examine their every movement so that you can learn from them.

    That message he placed into my head still stays with me today, whatever new adventure that takes my attention the first thing I do is find out who is the very best and track them down and take them out for supper to soak in the intellect that they may share.

    cheers

  2. #22
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I have yet to see 1 individual that agrees with you, but I really do see several which has picked up in your inexperience and your incorrect assumptions. I see no further need to challenge. My advice is to be friendly with them and learn the Foreign Exchange and you will be a successful yourself rather than being showing resentment toward successful traders.

    Jump from your 2,250 unwanted pip loss and associate yourself with someone that is successful in their own trading and turn your self around. Other have heard from their errors. But attacking powerful traders within this forum won't win you any friends. So far as your statement, not knowing any long term successful traders, nicely, if you did, they would tell you to learn the definition of a stop loss and to never forget that your in a Foreign Exchange trade. Your the first person I have heard of that forgot you were in it for several months and entered a transaction.
    I have no single aim of attacking anyone here, just like in the post, I was only asking a question which required a yes or a no, inasmuch as I who possesses it has not yet been bothered about it, how can it matter to you?

  3. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    inasmuch as I that owns it hasn't yet been bothered about it, how does it matter to you?
    Hum... let's think about this. You wonder why it matters to me (if I'm interpreting your english right), I'm a scalper and a very successful person who read your open statement on the subject of ranting and raving scalpers that can not be successful. Does this answer your question? Do not post if you can not take the heat and proven incorrect.

    Let me reveal an ongong effective scalp trade here in the under attachement. If you notice, it's going up. . Contrary to your 2,250 negative pips which are currently going down and down.

    You made a statement, an entirely incorrect one. You did not ask a question. If you struggle all successful scalping traders by stating they are not effective, you will receive answers back... as others have done.

  4. #24
    How to scalp? Surely with liquidity and the very best technology.

    If not, soon enough we will blame it all to. . Everything... scalp that the profit, also scalp the reduction

  5. #25
    This was well stated.

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I really don't believe people should garbage a technique they obviously don't have any understanding regarding, the posts above have verified that scalpers make a profit brief and long term.

    I personally am a scalper and a day trader, I utilize 2 separate accounts and exchange both a the exact same time, largely because once my day trades are on I scalp for some thing to do.

    I would add also that both accounts are profitable, I live my trading off and have done so for around a decade and a half.

    So in the event that you don't know how someone dose what they do, you should ask questions about it, not garbage what someone else dose as everybody will trade differently to match their own character.

    cheers

  6. #26
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    well I have not seen any long term successful scalper(habitual) around me.
    You are not looking very much.

  7. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    You are not looking very much.
    I am d unique one, I hold the world on my palms, I see the nooks and crannies of the world including what evrytraders does.

  8. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I am d particular one, I hold the world in my palms, I see that the nooks and crannies of the world like what evrytraders does.
    Are you sure that's the correct world?

    I chance to intern in an institutional bank, and I--with many traders in my floor--proceed tens of thousands of dollars daily, catching a couple million in profit daily. My world is full of traders frantically hoping to hold on their own ticks/bps/pips/etc..

    On the Foreign Exchange desk, they are pulling on average maybe 10 pips per trade. But these men are placing in 50-60 transactions a day every day.

    Our rates desk, these men are fighting over 1/100th of a percent point.

    Scalpers abound--if you know where to look. I advise you get a microscope for that earth of yours. Because you don't observe the traders I use.

  9. #29
    I heard a statement a while back.

    The way you do one thing is how you do everything

  10. #30
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I am d unique one, I hold the world on my hands, I see that the nooks and crannies of the world including what evrytraders does.
    Boy boy.... Grow up, or at least admire and listen to the trader, and perhaps you will find something. Do you truly feel anybody is searching for your post to put you down in a forum with 43.692 associates...

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