chiquiMB1984
08-25-2014 15:42, 03:42 PM
Throughout my years in forum, I have been a member of threads, opened a number of my own and been a part of conversations on many topics, from the trading, via the trade systems and a lot of stops in between.
There is always a seemingly commonality to all of these and that is the misunderstanding of the most basic market concepts that reaches past semantics and a gap of mother tongue.
These can split into heated debates and end run, there's still a gaping hole where data could be, but emptiness and ignorance always seem to prevail.
Even with the most educated passes and excerpts taken from other trading sources, statistical information that is brought in from around...there's still a lot of confusion. I get it...there's a lot of advice available and for the Average FF member, relatively new to market and trading, new to particular ideas and ideals, after blindly in the hopes of grabbing a tiny share of the own.
Context!
Just because a term or statement relates to market, does not allow it to be relevant in most conversations and worse yet, the data posted might not only be inaccurate, but completely worthless rhetoric that's been grapevined throughout the pages here and in other forums.
All the world's problems as is trade related will not end here...but I really do hope to clear up some of the confusion and ignorance that runs rampant.
Let's start off with the foundation idea of Martingales.
Martingale is unquestionably a taboo around here and in a lot of other trade forums, but why?
What makes these such a terrible thing?
Why do so many men and women weigh in so heavily on this one seemingly simple idea?
I'll be the first to tell ya, that most individuals do not know JACK. Sure, they have read something somewhere, or have completed the mathematics, their mathematics, or conducted one once, or knew a man or are just chiming in to agree with a buddy...but that really is the extent of the data you will see readily available.
The assumptions made are pure speculation brought about by the same spread of grapevine ignorance. 1 man says something, somebody else adds a piece to it, by the time it strikes your eyes and eyes, and is of no more value by appliion to trading than the banana bread recipe of my grandmother.
What is most amusing is people who show up and spout that they would never use a martingale system...and if you look at their trade explorer you would see how many places they have in a single tool...the historical transactions taken and the way they actually pile up...however Nooooooooooooooo, they'd never be so stupid as to use a MARTINGALE!!
It's actually ridiculous.
Other perspectives range from a single trade shot, held for , and cashed in just preceding square with swaps to constant stop reduction losers with an equity curve that is a 45 degree angle from top left to bottom right of their trade explorer, (these are the individuals who mandate prevent loss and take profits but cannot seem to grasp the general idea of if ).
Nonot all traders that have an opinion of Martingale Systems are Market Losers...but because somebody is profitable in a single methodology, does not necessarily make them an authority on the other related topics. . .even if they could back up their statements with statistics and quotes and big words that sound and look really important...
Ya wanna know why?
Because there are an infinite number of approaches to apply a Martingale concept for your particular trading and also the information being passed might not be relevant.
Is the fuel economy of a 1998 Plymouth Voyager exactly the like a 2004 GM Safari?
Yeah...I do not know either.
It takes a grand number of willing ignorance to revolve all things to being the same...particularly in the event that you've shown up at a quest for advice...and the only information you'll be able to find, is based on a single idea.
There is always a seemingly commonality to all of these and that is the misunderstanding of the most basic market concepts that reaches past semantics and a gap of mother tongue.
These can split into heated debates and end run, there's still a gaping hole where data could be, but emptiness and ignorance always seem to prevail.
Even with the most educated passes and excerpts taken from other trading sources, statistical information that is brought in from around...there's still a lot of confusion. I get it...there's a lot of advice available and for the Average FF member, relatively new to market and trading, new to particular ideas and ideals, after blindly in the hopes of grabbing a tiny share of the own.
Context!
Just because a term or statement relates to market, does not allow it to be relevant in most conversations and worse yet, the data posted might not only be inaccurate, but completely worthless rhetoric that's been grapevined throughout the pages here and in other forums.
All the world's problems as is trade related will not end here...but I really do hope to clear up some of the confusion and ignorance that runs rampant.
Let's start off with the foundation idea of Martingales.
Martingale is unquestionably a taboo around here and in a lot of other trade forums, but why?
What makes these such a terrible thing?
Why do so many men and women weigh in so heavily on this one seemingly simple idea?
I'll be the first to tell ya, that most individuals do not know JACK. Sure, they have read something somewhere, or have completed the mathematics, their mathematics, or conducted one once, or knew a man or are just chiming in to agree with a buddy...but that really is the extent of the data you will see readily available.
The assumptions made are pure speculation brought about by the same spread of grapevine ignorance. 1 man says something, somebody else adds a piece to it, by the time it strikes your eyes and eyes, and is of no more value by appliion to trading than the banana bread recipe of my grandmother.
What is most amusing is people who show up and spout that they would never use a martingale system...and if you look at their trade explorer you would see how many places they have in a single tool...the historical transactions taken and the way they actually pile up...however Nooooooooooooooo, they'd never be so stupid as to use a MARTINGALE!!
It's actually ridiculous.
Other perspectives range from a single trade shot, held for , and cashed in just preceding square with swaps to constant stop reduction losers with an equity curve that is a 45 degree angle from top left to bottom right of their trade explorer, (these are the individuals who mandate prevent loss and take profits but cannot seem to grasp the general idea of if ).
Nonot all traders that have an opinion of Martingale Systems are Market Losers...but because somebody is profitable in a single methodology, does not necessarily make them an authority on the other related topics. . .even if they could back up their statements with statistics and quotes and big words that sound and look really important...
Ya wanna know why?
Because there are an infinite number of approaches to apply a Martingale concept for your particular trading and also the information being passed might not be relevant.
Is the fuel economy of a 1998 Plymouth Voyager exactly the like a 2004 GM Safari?
Yeah...I do not know either.
It takes a grand number of willing ignorance to revolve all things to being the same...particularly in the event that you've shown up at a quest for advice...and the only information you'll be able to find, is based on a single idea.