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Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 27th, 2015, 12:42 AM

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Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

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Posted By Itchymoku

I apologize about the lengthy rebuttals statement...

I apologize about the lengthy rebuttals statement and about what people have to prove on this forum. I didn't want this debate to get out of sorts and am sorry it turned out that way. I understand...

Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 26th, 2015, 04:59 PM

Replies: 130

Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

Views: 55,227

Posted By Itchymoku

- need a description of how it works - needs to...

- need a description of how it works
- needs to work long term

Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 26th, 2015, 04:49 PM

Replies: 130

Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

Views: 55,227

Posted By Itchymoku

PeakGrowth Please show me at least one...

PeakGrowth

Please show me at least one system that works long term that uses all in / all out that is based on back testing.
Provide a brief description of what it does. You can obfuscate it...

Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 25th, 2015, 09:59 AM

Replies: 130

Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

Views: 55,227

Posted By Itchymoku

peakgrowth I don't want to leave a bad taste...

peakgrowth I don't want to leave a bad taste because after all it's Christmas, this is merely debate. In all the years I've been on this forum and have talked to traders I've never really seen anyone...

Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 24th, 2015, 06:12 PM

Replies: 130

Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

Views: 55,227

Posted By Itchymoku

Well said, well said. There is a ted talk...

Well said, well said.

There is a ted talk about how intelligence is measured in AI and scientists have found that the number one thing is how many options the program leaves for itself. The more...

Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 24th, 2015, 08:15 AM

Replies: 130

Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

Views: 55,227

Posted By Itchymoku

Yeah, but you'll always be back testing on data...

Yeah, but you'll always be back testing on data that has already happened even if you are comprehensive with applying it to all different sorts of periods of volatility or types of market behavior....

Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 23rd, 2015, 11:39 PM

Replies: 130

Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

Views: 55,227

Posted By Itchymoku

Actually I'll even go as far to say that...

Actually I'll even go as far to say that back-testing doesn't really work either. You're basically just exiting on arbitrary figures. It may help to back-test, but I think there's more required to...

Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 23rd, 2015, 11:08 PM

Replies: 130

Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

Views: 55,227

Posted By Itchymoku

There's no way to mathematically know the outcome...

There's no way to mathematically know the outcome of a trade based on previous data. The information within a trade is much more relevant than information before the trade has started. Scaling...

Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 23rd, 2015, 09:20 PM

Replies: 130

Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

Views: 55,227

Posted By Itchymoku

Are they questions for me? if you...

Are they questions for me?

if you scale into a winning trade it should be far enough in your favor that if it comes back to break even it's a good idea to get out or scale out at break even. I...

Forum: Psychology and Money Management

December 23rd, 2015, 06:34 PM

Replies: 130

Poll: All in all out vs. scaling in and out

Views: 55,227

Posted By Itchymoku

Basically the market doesn't just go in one...

Basically the market doesn't just go in one straight line up or down, so why would it make any sense to trade it in such a static fashion. That's the conclusion I've come to with testing not only all...

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