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On 02/10/2021 at 23:37, Caseynotes said:
ok, I saw the whole Palmer interview previously and he was asserting wrong doing with regards a Pfizer backed lobbyist, hopefully more investigations to come then.
Here is one Kafkaesque investigation which has resulted in the Lockdown King being issued by Victorian Police with two infringements valued at $200 each for breaching the state's mask mandate on both Wednesday and Thursday this week.
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1 hour ago, Caseynotes said:
''Good News out of Australia! Premier of NSW forced to resign after an investigation found she & others in the govt. were receiving millions from Pfizer to push draconian vax laws. How much is Biden getting?''
Melissa Tate @TheRightMelissa
This is misinformation. This is what ICAC is investigating.
The allegation by Clive Palmer that Berejiklian is being directed by lobbyists tied to Pfizer is a separate matter.
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1 hour ago, Caseynotes said:
is this true?
''They cut the internet in Victoria. Welcome to Communism.''
Tyler Bradley @Bradley93038424
3h
What is true is that some people in Melbourne are stir crazy.
By the time Melbourne’s lockdown ends on October 26, it will have spent 267 days in lockdown since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
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17 hours ago, jlz said:
““You can’t just diagnose somebody on the basis of a snap judgment,” Whitbourne said, “but you can see narcissistic qualities.” By appearing to prioritize a phone call over the state mandate, for example, the man in Whole Foods seemed to be sending a message that “I’m above those laws, I’m special, the rules don’t apply to me and I don’t care about other people,” she said.”
I reckon most of those engaged in civil disobedience simply think it is nonsense.
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On 06/09/2021 at 22:32, Caseynotes said:
Interesting blog on Dax and the upcoming September changes.
By Chris Weston (ex IG)
Great post!
Without planning it I have sort of evolved into a mean reversion specialist on the Dax. The last 90 days on the Dax looks like this for me. Happy to reply to any questions.
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A newsletter on the S&P500. This guy is better than I am on turning points.
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19 hours ago, Ozquant said:
Is there a way to block someone in this forum ?? Appreciate any advice on this
Try to do your own homework, before posting comments which others don’t need to see.
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3 minutes ago, BoJK said:
Does this mean you win small and lose big? Notwithstanding your rate of return is above parity? Pardon me, I really dont know how to read this data.
I guess mine is worst (lose big, rate of return negative.)
For example, he has 19 trades of winning 1$ and then loses $9.50, netting $9.50.
Trade analytics is accessed through MyIG at the top left of the platform.
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1 hour ago, Ozquant said:
bahaha IG makes more money than u do from your trades , well at least as much
Return rate=win rate*(profit/loss ratio +1)
He is making about twice as much on his winning trades than he is losing from the losing trades.
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On 03/03/2021 at 19:44, Ozquant said:
Welcome to the forum.
I have posted several times about the way I trade and you can ask questions. My stats are highly distorted through hedging and scaling and at present are not really changing.
Without kidding you I was looking at a 1 minute chart of the Dax at the time Caseynotes posted that chart.
Perhaps you could post a link which explains some of the things on your chart or provide a short commentary.
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Seasons Greetings to all.
My win rate continues to be at the correlation between the Dow and the Dax over the last twenty 15 minute periods.
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Writing from limited personal experience I have found that when I agree with Lucifer it is a sign that I should stop.
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For me the fees are not really a consideration since I am paying a spread over and over.
The real advantage of a decent win rate combined with a higher trade frequency is this. If I were putting on a trade a day with a win rate of 75% then on average I would have 5 losing days in the last 20, but with the higher trade frequency of 14 trades a day I have had no losing days in the last 20 days.
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7 hours ago, jlz said:
How do you call that theory, does it have a name we can refer to?
The manner in which I expressed myself was influenced by the third last paragraph of this review. But I was referring to a how a writer on “Insight Therapy” may have unnecessarily alienated some readers while writing about cult-like thinking.
https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/reza-aslan-historian/
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1 hour ago, jlz said:
It wasn't for you, I know you are not going to read it. It was for everyone else that reads this post so they can understand the psychology behind conspiracy theories.
It is worth knowing what is behind the mind of someone that claims to have some kind of "special" information that no one sees.
This may not be on topic, but I am addressing an article that has been linked here.
“Finally, like religions, conspiracy theories are, at the core, about community, manifesting our most fundamental tribal impulse—the psychological need to belong, to be part of a well-defined in-group and, by extension, to recognize and fight enemy out-groups. Like religions, conspiracy theories are group phenomena, shared by communication rituals that help adherents manage emotions by, “transforming unspecific anxieties into focused fears.” As in religion, successful (enduring) conspiracy theories produce narratives that are “framed as conflicts over sacred values.” With religion, the false God is never our God. With the conspiracy theory, the menacing shadowy group is never our group. Conspiracy theories are always about ‘the other.’ As psychologist Jan-Willem van Prooijen notes: “the root of conspiracy thinking lies in our ancient instinct to divide the social world into ‘Us’ and ‘Them’ categories.” The same psychological processes that produce God for 'us,' produce conspiracy theories about 'them.'”
I have a theory that people who confidently write about “the core” of religions reveal more about themselves than religion. It is a bit like a Rorschach Test.
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This is a somewhat funny story. About a year ago I saw a review of an automated trading system which I downloaded from a Russian website which has hundreds of pirated systems. The trading system was simply optimized moving averages with a buy the dip strategy and retailed at over $1,000 when it was launched.
Anyway the reviewer would scan a number of instruments assessing the market structure and then select those instruments where the automated system would “work”. He gave the system a four star rating because it had a 80% win rate. But the “success” of the system was entirely through the expertise of the reviewer in assessing the market structure of the instruments.
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5 minutes ago, dmedin said:
I think Andrew is in denial, and can't answer the question because he feels it would negatively impact his manhood and credibility. Poor Andrew. 😢
Well I started off with the Boo Hoo and now I am laughing. So thank you.
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On 17/10/2020 at 21:34, Caseynotes said:
Still not working. Make fake claims with no intention of providing any evidence but instead demand others provide evidence the claims are not true, also demand others provide evidence for claims they never made in the first place. Who can forget good ol' Oilfxpro who ended up demanding everyone produce a broker statement signed by an attorney.It is interesting that the OP describes a playbook that is unfolding in this thread.
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On 17/10/2020 at 21:34, Caseynotes said:
And poor ol' dmedin, been losing a grand a month for the last 15 months, not long to go now. But you will notice even after all that he's still not one for listening, he has a filter that just labels everything he doesn't like the sound of as just **** to be ignored. You'll also notice he's never short on giving others advice on trading, seriously.
I have seen it a hundred times, but it still surprises me.
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48 minutes ago, dmedin said:
Yes it is a wildly random market that doesn't lend itself to TA at all. Maybe those inscrutable Japanese have developed their own methods that the West doesn't know yet? Certainly the Ichimoku cloud is worse than useless these days.
I broadly agree with the OP that learning to trade is a process and there is no off/on switch.
In one thread you likened chart reading to reading horoscopes, but for me it is more like reading footprints in the sand. If one footprint has sunk deeper in the sand then there is likely to have been more weight above it.
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Welcome to the forum.
Which instruments were you trading and what was the average holding time of the trades.