KISS like McGrath

sriram_326 · #**451** 31st August 2008, 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Niks

Prasanth,

Saint's method of managing adds is very good for maximizing profitability. See the discussion following these posts:
http://www.traderji.com/equities/236...tml#post209947

For the method itself it is extremely simple:
http://www.traderji.com/equities/219...tml#post180672

For any doubt feel free to ask there are lot of seniors to help us.

Regards
Nikhil

Hi Niks
Thanks for ur reply.I would surely follow the thread.Ithink a lot of reading is awaiting.

regards
Prasanth

Niks · #**452** 31st August 2008, 03:15 PM

Dear Prasanth,

I am very new here, in the 60 minute flow thread for each of your doubts there are very good senior members to answer. I have gone through almost half the thread and there are members who trading practically each day on that method. so be assured that your doubts will be answered.

regards
Nikhil.

robin_malihan · #**453** 1st September 2008, 02:06 PM

Hi all

here is another wolfe wave for u guys on RCF.

wolfe wave with falling wedge.

u can buy this keeping 59 as stop loss .
in bear market i am posting a bullish setup
what do u people think will this hit for target or not

.

Robin

milind · #**454** 1st September 2008, 02:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by robin_malihan

Hi all

here is another wolfe wave for u guys on RCF.

wolfe wave with falling wedge.

u can buy this keeping 59 as stop loss .
in bear market i am posting a bullish setup
what do u people think will this hit for target or not

.

Robin

Bullish WW should occur after a fall, right?

-- Milind

darsh_goswami · #**455** 1st September 2008, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by mammu

Do we also have to retire like a McGrath?

Hi Mammu,

Answer is , it depends ,
Some of the seniors have already left the thread. I'm also learning Wolf Waves. and other things.

The biggest problem is , these patterns r such that hard to find, like WW, Butterfly, bat , crab, gartley ,.. such does not occur daily. While regular patterns can work daily. so rush for a mass will be to regular ones. They wont bother about Wolf much < infact many ADVANCED users here thinks , Wolf is nothing > .

So depends , how long i will also survive here. As this forum is becoming mess day by day. Seniors r leaving one by one. So someday may be i too.

Best wishes.
Regards,..
DArsh

mammu · #**456** 1st September 2008, 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by darsh_goswami

So depends , how long i will also survive here. As this forum is becoming mess day by day. Seniors r leaving one by one. So someday may be i too.

Best wishes.
Regards,..
DArsh

I think after gaining knowlege a person might be getting bored to educate others and busy in trading himself.

darsh_goswami · #**457** 1st September 2008, 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by milind

Bullish WW should occur after a fall, right?

-- Milind

? ? ? ? GR8 CONCEPT.

:d

READ THE WOLFWAVE CONDITIONS POSTED BY ME , AND ALSO READ THIS THREAD WELL.

Darsh

darsh_goswami · #**458** 1st September 2008, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by mammu

I think after gaining knowlege a person might be getting bored to educate others and busy in trading himself.

Its never like this Mammu, but at times people get fed up of silly questions by newbies. Unwanted spamming in the forum. Some politics. U will always notice, u will like to visit a place which is clean, u will never go to visit any junkyard for a brand new car.

Darsh

mammu · #**459** 1st September 2008, 06:39 PM

Lol sure but newbies would surely put some dumb question. Guaranteed!!!

Czar · #**460** 1st September 2008, 09:41 PM

Problem is many newbies think its their birthright to get answer, no etiquette , post in any thread they please, where other discussions are on, on top of that I get atleast 1 or 2 PMs a day asking from what level to buy nifty, I can imagine what other members must be getting... also without reading previous posts they just ask the question asked a 100 times b4... even we were new & learners at one time but most of us have read read read before asking anything, that's how we learn, whereas most newbies want straight spoon feeding... Imagine guys asking which levels to buy, when atleast 5 threads from various seniors are always pointing buy & sell levels (& most of the levels coincide giving precise levels confirmation), sorry venting out some emotions..

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