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  1. #11
    X-Axis Entries/Exits

    If you've read some of my previous work (some of which is very green and naive, but I am still proud of how my research has progressed), then you likely have read this thread from the recycling bin.

    What I am talking in the first half of the post is what I am focusing on now. I looked at price moves from pivot to pivot is that.

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    This shows us is that regardless of what the Entry point TP, and SL levels are, the odds are constantly that we're going to break even in the long run. Even if you utilize 1:2 Risk Reward Ratio(Target Next Pivot Degree Or a additional One), the odds are that you'll be break even over the long haul that the market is far more balanced than most traders wish to believe. It doesn#8217;t matter where we put SL AT ALL, TP, and our entrance!
    Today, this conclusion still holds true and I consider it to be authentic. I can also recreate the experiment each and every pair and get the same outcomes. If you put in the market, put an SL and TP, and just await the trade to either be a winner or a loser, then you have a negative expectation together with the spread, and obviously will always break even when there were not any spread.

    It took me a very long time to understand why this is how it is. For a little while, I wasn't even searching for a why, and I never pursued why, but just stumbled across it in talks I would have afterwards along with traders.

    The reason is that... when trading like this, there aren't any X-Axis Exits.

    Your admissions and exits over the X-Axis are equally important as your entrance and exits on the Y-Axis.

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    X-Axis Entries/Exits when you have read some of my previous work (some of that is quite green and naive, but I'm still proud of how my research has progressed), then you probably have read this thread from the recycling bin. What I am discussing in the first half of this post is what I am focusing on now. I looked at how price goes from pivot to pivot and the conclusion the data revealed is that this. quote Now this decision still holds true and I still believe it to be authentic. I will also...
    This post actually got me thinking about entering places and the way they develop. Have you been seeing your entry grow favorably in a 'great' period of time.

    Reminded of a Twoblink post where he also discussed the development of a position and touched on entrances that developed overly quick and favorable as blessed and how one ought to consider exiting.

    Additionally Gann and his perspectives. Gets one.

    This could very well not be what you were getting at.

  3. #13
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote touched on entrances which developed too quick and positive as blessed and how one should look at departing
    there's definitely something to this idea, you can view it at the stats in my very first post on this thread if you understand what to look for.

    Thinking about trajectories is also quite crucial in my view. I'm always on the lookout for new ways to measure price gets distributed.

  4. #14


    I really like Jordan Peterson's lectures. They really make you think...

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I really like Jordan Peterson's lectures. They really make you think...
    The frequency dist. Charts are somewhat unclear for me wrt pit time and the time.

    The video was fantastic, always like a good plogy piece. Just to extrapolate his rat small rat stuff to the market, seemingly we're small rats to the markets rat that is big.

    I'd love to think 30 percent of this time the small man must win corresponds with 30 percent of the time the market tendencies(roughly). As a 'fad' follower you have to make the the majority of the chances. I would also like to think your stats show that a need to align with the price time chances.

  6. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote The frequency dist. Charts are a little uncertain for me wrt pit time and the time. The video was great, always enjoy a plogy piece. Merely to extrapolate his rat little rat stuff to the market, apparently we are rats to the markets big rat. I'd like to think 30 percent of the time the little man must win corresponds with 30 percent of the time that the market trends(approximately). As a 'trend' follower you have to get the most out of the 30 percent chances. I would like to think that your stats show that a need to align with the price time chances.
    I was thinking a similar idea when he spoke about that.

    I was thinking when designing a system, you may want to think about using a minimal hit rate of at least 30% differently trading that the machine will be extremely hard to do plogically on a very instinctual level, even if the system itself is more profitable. You conciously understand the system is profitable, however on account of the strike rate being super reduced, say 5%, you will always run into that feeling of maybe this isn't actually working, and I need to modify something, and as soon as you quit and question yourself, things can get really bad really quickly.

  7. #17
    You can probably tell my previous distribution tables were only set up in Google Sheets. That worked, but whenever I adjusted a couple of configurations I'd have to manually re-select the new ranges to make the charts function with the newly imported dataset. That was a major headache so this quiet sunday I spent some time coding up my own custom dash today my charts automatically adjust to the newly dimension dataset when it is imported.





    when you have not been able to tell already, coding and data are just two skills/interest I find tremendously valuable when it comes to trading.

    For those wondering how this links all links up with my trading terminal it goes something like this:
    MT4 Indior to Gather Data(MQL4) Server to Receive Data from MT4(Node.Js) Front-end to Examine Screen Data (HTML,CSS, JavaScript).

  8. #18


    This is tough to see...

    I feel bad for this woman trying to outwit a titan such as Jordan Peterson. She is clearly out of her wheelhouse.

    Jordan: - Cats want to be in warm places... | Cathy: - So you're saying s are responsible for global warming? #65279;

  9. #19
    Political Correctness Has Invaded This Forum...

    So I was looking to Wash up a Article, and I Watched something Attention. It is one reason you can report a post.


    I really don't understand how nationalism is equated to racism when reporting a article and I think it's very intellectually dishonest to equate both as if they're at the same. Is NATIONalism exactly the same thing as having bias? It is not. News flash folks, nationalism is on the rise. This was in my wall street journal today.



    people who may accept things that are false with their definitions as the truth have given up their minds.

    But you know what they say...


  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Political Correctness Has Invaded This Forum... Therefore I was looking to Wash up a Article, and I Found something interest. It is one of the reasons you're able to report a post. image I do not know how nationalism is equated to racism when reporting a article and I think it is very intellectually dishonest to equate both as if they're one in the same. How is NATIONalism as having bias, the exact same thing? It is not. News flash folks, nationalism is on the rise. This was in my wall street journal today. image Individuals who can take things...
    its consequence of so called democracy, where scientist vote gets same burden because of heavy drinker, drugs addicted individual, gangster and ultimately stupid man ....

    When what's a truth has to be outcome of voting by the audience ...

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