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redsixspeed
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Originally posted by Looser
Another compressiom
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Just voting your nick down ..
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Looser
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Originally posted by redsixspeed
Originally posted by Looser
Another compressiom
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Just voting your nick down ..
May I ask the reason my friend? Compression/consolidation in USD/CAD started around 12:40 pm and continued till 2:00pm. So what is wrong with me giving a heads up.
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redsixspeed
Rep: 4,111
Posts: 1,711
Originally posted by Looser
Originally posted by redsixspeed
Originally posted by Looser
Another compressiom
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Just voting your nick down ..
May I ask the reason my friend? Compression/consolidation in USD/CAD started around 12:40 pm and continued till 2:00pm. So what is wrong with me giving a heads up.
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sorry, I voted your nickname down .. but now realize I misinterpret when I read it ... should have had more coffee before posting
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Looser
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Originally posted by day trading
Define: looser
looser: comparative of loose (Adjective)
Adjective:
- Not firmly or tightly fixed in place; detached or able to be detached: "a loose tooth".
- Not held or tied together; not packaged or placed in a container: "wear your hair loose".
Define: loser
Noun:
- A person or thing that loses or has lost something, esp. a game or contest.
- A person who accepts defeat with good or bad grace, as specified: "they should concede that and be good losers".
Well defined Daytrading."Not firmly or tightly fixed in place" Thanks. My approach to trading is never fixed.Flexibility is the key. Highs can become good sells and buys. Lows can become good buys and sells.Depends whats going on in the market. "Accepting defeat with grace" i.e Stop Loss is another key trait of trading well.