its not really a basket .......only 7 pairs in 1 time....
its call kuda system.....
1st stage 100pips per day...
2nd stage 500pips per day

300pips since morning open trade

This post has been edited by petehor: Mar 2 2010, 05:28 PM

Ah I see, but I believed this trading system derived from trader101's basket trading system. They have this indicator to check all the pairs sentiment, 100-500pips is like nuts for them. Highest record according to my friend is 8000 pips in one week during yen collapse. He is trading micro lot.


update: Just googled, yes this system derived from trader101's basket trading system.




This post has been edited by bulkbiz: Mar 2 2010, 06:56 PM

how bout losses?

Dono, you ask peterhor, I am not interested. But I have a friend using this system.

Cool. Can you tell me how you do this.
Not familiar with CrossOver.

Hope you can guide me
Thanks

there used to be a trader who post here from kuching. he has a shop at mjc. anyone still remember his nickname?

what forex broker you all used? can share it here please?

http://alansforexblog.com/2008/03/06/runni...t4-on-mac-os-x/

a good tutorial to use Crossover

so petehor use to have gathering at brem mall every friday izzit? i check around fxopen forum before..

wanted to buy GBP. Which bank offer forex banking ?

Buying for?

If going UK then go there ATM press cheaper (visa or maestro), if for investment no ppl buy like that eh la

anyone here member of the trading tribe?

Wonder where I can mingle with other Malaysian trader.. I join cariG0ld forum..but there are more people selling affiliate and broker recommendation than real traders. Many of the member use EA and it looks like they have no idea of money management..

This post has been edited by myvi5949: Mar 3 2010, 12:37 PM

I admit I am one of the bullshitter in this forum, like me, people here will not share their trading strategy, or perhaps they don't have one.

i can share my trades...but i am still noob at this.. i have journal in other forum.. but seems like very little response from experienced trader.. thinking of opening journal in babypips forum if they have that section.



This post has been edited by myvi5949: Mar 3 2010, 01:11 PM

im a student of a trading group.. im not allowed to share it "trading stratergy".. nda.. I must say.. account grow steadily.. first time ive come across that group.. I thought its just another scam.. but after a family member urge me to go, even offered to pay the fee for me.. I took the plunged paying the fees my self to try to proof her wrong.. its seems that I was wrong about judging too early.. thank god I found that teacher
now which way the market choose to go.. I made profit.. literally..
its funny how a teacher who charges less than 1k for the knowledge can make a whole lot of difference..$$$
every one of us was given the same receipe... but each cook brings different results..

This post has been edited by Sham903n: Mar 3 2010, 02:02 PM

It is not that people do not share but rather there is nothing to share. Would the mad scientist try to teach the village idiot the theory of the cosmos? Lets use an analogy closer to home or closer to the average age of the members in lowyat.. Would the top student in class share their knowledge with the bottom student and invite them to their top student's study group? I don't think so.

People think that by behaving like a noob or declaring that they are a noob in the forum and they will automatically get help. Wow.. how things have changed from school. I can't remember the last time somebody in class (which was a long time ago) stood up and declared that they are the dumbest kid and in need of help. That never happens in class but in the forum, I can say that there are plenty of freeloaders and beggers around.

To form a trading group, you first have to find people who have similar trading experience with you and then also find people who trades the same strategy as you do and that is not easy.

So don't blame us for not sharing since we don't know what to share as people don't ask the right questions. Most people just say "I'm a noob, help me".

waah EUR/USD @ 1.3732 so high!
Hi Sham, what group is your? so good ? how to join??

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Added on March 4, 2010, 12:55 amHa ha ha, like me i'm DIY type, trading mini account. I am still loosing money. If i share with you, you also loose $$. So better not share and keep it all to myself, hahahah. Losse my $ , so nvm. Losse other people $ , wait kena KILL!!

This post has been edited by Raymondetc: Mar 4 2010, 12:55 AM

as for me myself, i had prefer if we discuss n share. we should take it as an adult discussion..if u follow n lose money, its because u decide to take up the idea. furthermore, no one ask you to pick the idea initially. sumore, when its new, we will be eager/greedy to try, so, many will come up as losing money. slow n steady, then u will be in good hand.

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Added on March 4, 2010, 7:25 amowh..n i'm sorry for not updating anything for past 2 weeks. hv been bz with final year study.

This post has been edited by Invince_Z: Mar 4 2010, 07:25 AM

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Source: FX360.com