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hi everyone
i am doing simulated trading around for 1 year. i have develop my own trading Edge and able to produce a lot of profit in simulated account. My personal advise to any new trader is to spend a lot of time analyzing historical charts. just pick any stock or any market and start analyzing daily chart then analyze 240m. 60, 30m, 15m, 5m, and finally 2 or 1 m charts. i personally suggest you to analyze "SPY" Chart or "ES" Chart. The purpose is to see where u find yourself comfortable predicting potential moves. Learn market profile or foot print chart and DON'T use any indicator because they dont help in your learning stage.
if you really want to use an indicator then here are some good ones. VWAP, MACD, EMA
Hi Traders. I have never participated in anything like this forum before and it's going to take me a little time to get accustomed to the site. I look forward to meeting some new friends and getting some straight answers to my trading questions. My trading interest are learning auction theory, supply & demand, volume profiling, order flow and every type of trading technique I can. looking forward to the forum. Everyone Have A Great Life. Shawn.
I have been trading fulltime for the past 2 years. I have not blown out an account nor am I yet trading at a profit.
Trying to determine if I can do this profitably year after year. Look forward to getting insights from this membership and sharing my own experiences with the group.
I am so happy to join the community. I am just starting and playing with stocks right now. So wanna grow as trader and diversify along the way as I become successful.
That sound awesome that you found a shop you like.The ladder, in my experience, is used a confimational tool.Basically, the charts are looked at for levels,with confluence.When price enters this area, you look for the churn/absorption.Ive seen webinars in the past of scalping the ladder, and in my case it was just too much info(overload.)I would say go in with an open mind and try to learn as much as possible.If they can teach you to scalp consistently, IMO, that is a skill that can be used for order entry /execution.....meaning, getting into a trade that will typically atleast go your way for some ticks,giving you the choice to take profits, or hold a runner,etc.....good luck!
Bob
I was some years looking for futures.io blog but never arranged to seriously take this approach of learning experience through this blog.
I have a scientific background in Pharmaceuticals but left that industry and experience three years ago.
Now, I'm fully motivated and focus in the building of my own trading start-up here, in my city. Our aim is to somehow put the algorithmic trading world nearer for the people.
As in this forum happens, there are actually a lot of people that have great ideas about investments and trading. We are in the era of "the genius don't necessarily wear graduation caps". In our project, we have the commitment to make Spanish people more aware about that they have to take the reins of their investment capital. Not necessarily putting 3 years of their work in knowing technicals or fundamentals, but putting effort on searching and wanting that their investment capital doesn't work more for the big firms than for them.
In the USA and other countries, this ideology is more adapted and known. In our case, we are vastly ignorant about these.
So, just to introduce myself a little bit better. I'm an expert in order flow readings and micro-structure. One of my colleague has expert knowledge about data mining and AI, but in the meteorological predictions ambit. I have traded manually the system that we want to automate and is pretty good, but very stressing and not so for trading multiple peoples accounts without machine help in every day basis. We lack the integration of both worlds. That's why I'm here; to learn about some of you that have great knowledge about algorithmic trading world and about going in deep insight of all the steps to success.
