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Old 29th May 2007, 04:45 PM
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everyone is talking about "cut your losses & let your profit run". can anyone explain how this is possible in intraday trading?

what is maximmum risk one can take in day trading?

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Old 29th May 2007, 05:03 PM
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that itself will take you a lot of time and effort to figure out. Once you do, you have arrived. For starters read the stop loss thread in this forum, but dont agree with all of it!

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Old 29th May 2007, 07:45 PM
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Biyas.... Its Easy.
Study Fibonacci Theory....
Fibonacci Day Trading..... It Will Tell U The Targets // Stop Loss

And Fibonacci Retracements Will Give U Support
And Fibonacci Extension Will Give U Targets( Resistance)

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Biyas.... Its Easy.
Study Fibonacci Theory....
Fibonacci Day Trading..... It Will Tell U The Targets // Stop Loss

And Fibonacci Retracements Will Give U Support
And Fibonacci Extension Will Give U Targets( Resistance)
very good.....and please guide us by giving some calls on this beautiful note,SIR.

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what is maximmum risk one can take in day trading?
Why don't you allow a computer to give the result out instead?
There's a trade off between bet size,long run profit stats and drawdowns. If you have a strategy in place, I guess you can experiment with the risk exposure to reach some reasonable conclusion about the possible size of bet...

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Biyas.... Its Easy.
Study Fibonacci Theory....
Fibonacci Day Trading..... It Will Tell U The Targets // Stop Loss

And Fibonacci Retracements Will Give U Support
And Fibonacci Extension Will Give U Targets( Resistance)
Could you please back it up with some test report?

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Could you please back it up with some test report?
Please ask him any question,except those which demand logic.

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Biyas.... Its Easy.
Study Fibonacci Theory....
Fibonacci Day Trading..... It Will Tell U The Targets // Stop Loss

And Fibonacci Retracements Will Give U Support
And Fibonacci Extension Will Give U Targets( Resistance)
Lots of words,my friend.......instead it will be great for all of us if you would explain in detail how the above is implemented.

Surely,a detailed explanation would help biyasc and all of us rather than the loose conglomeration of words above.

Looking fwd to it.

Saint

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thnx to all helpful reply.

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biyasc

i will give u a free advice to trade

after all ur studies u will reach there

sell at resistance ( with stop loss)

buy at support ( with stop loss)

NOW U WONT UNDERSTAND WHAT I MEAN...

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