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  1. #11
    I am prepared to test your system

  2. #12
    Mas mas

    here is a short list of what I think after committed all my hours of trading

    when I first started as a newbie my goal was 1000% per year

    following my initial MC I reduced it to 400 percent per year

    and now after getting all the clouds (mainly greed and sorrow ) eliminated my goals are:

    20 - 25% stocks of emerging market
    20% actual gold
    35 - 40% Foreign Exchange

    and that number is yearly average and yes I use the same egy for trading, no more moving average washa washi, no more service resistance, fibo, trendline (unless for explanation intent ) basically just ME, PRICES, and PATIENCE.... And of course the market manufacturers, huge boys, manipulators


    oh and one more thing... 1:1 leverage is what you may like as a real trader

  3. #13
    It depends may lot after he entered the market? And which sort of trader of him? Swing, daily ?

    For most people this return is quite enough, but maybe not for me

  4. #14
    A constant 10% per month is definitely good enough for me...

    Only some calculation...

    Account dimensions $10,000
    10% = 120% annually
    So a profit of $12,000 yearly without compounding is fine for me. .

    It could go far more if you compound it...

    The question is would you be able to get it done consistently with a bigger account size?

    Right now your account size is $100. . .so a reduction of 1-10% heck even a reduction of 50 percent of your current account dimensions may not really hurts you. . .but whenever you've got a larger account size say $10,000 in my point of view, I can not manage to lose over 25 percent of my equilibrium. . .so which means I have to reduce my risk...

    decreasing my risk means lowering my lot size, tightening my stop loss...
    And I'd want a higher reward. . .preferably a risk reward ratio of 1:2

    Btw. . .how several% are you risking to receive 10 percent monthly..what is your risk reward ratio...

  5. #15
    MM in Forex almost always involves compounded numbers. What starts off as 10% of 100.00 can quickly increase to 10% of 1000, etc and so on.

    Why not break it down even further and also have a target of 1% per trading day? This becomes approximately 5.

    A patient person with sufficient knowledge and temperment can easily and consistantly reach these marks.

  6. #16
    The fantastic thing about Forex that it is extremely liquid market, unlike for example stocks. Whatever works on $100 account works on $1 000 000 account. The distinction is simply in dimension and if there is no fear of trading big size, there will be no difference.
    I think 10% monthly is realistic based on style, leverage and most significant on patience to await the best set ups possible with the highest chances of winning.

  7. #17
    Any positive proportion of return is good as long a it's consistent.

    How financially rewarding it's depends completely on your account size.

  8. #18
    10 percent per month is great.

    However it is dependent upon your Starting Capital...

    if it's just USD100, u mean USD10 per month...

    don't squander your time then

    Or earlier, you can start with a bigger capital...

  9. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    If it is only USD100, u mean USD10 per month...

    don't even waste your time then
    in the event that you actually consider time spent to gain the skills to create 10% per month a waste of time then you are totally insane.

  10. #20
    Yes, 10% per month is attainable. It is more difficult if you think as a wage earner though.

    Stop thinking like a wage earner.

    10% per month is 120 percent per year.

    In other words on a shorter time frame, in the event that you earned 0% per month, but you make 20% in February, you then made 10% per month. That is what trading is.

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