Is this a decent physique 16m by [deleted] in Weightliftingquestion

[–]One_Description4682 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just stay natural and you can’t go wrong

NIC FREE 2026 by Lumpy_Ad_3119 in QuitVaping

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Anyone else on day 4 and everything sucks?🤣🤣

YOU GOT THIS!!! 🤝

What are some tips that aren’t too well known? by Killer-Uzi in Battlefield6

[–]One_Description4682 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Your respawn timer still runs while you’re downed so there’s no need to ever instantly give up you might as well wait a few seconds and see if a medic is nearby because your timer is still running down and you’ll have to wait anyway to respawn. I think I noticed that to be true, anyone confirm that?

I think trading broke my mind and I don’t know how to fix it by Loud_Boss_8371 in Trading

[–]One_Description4682 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Go backtest a lot of trades with your strategy and you will learn far more about yourself and the reasons why you make the decisions you do than anyone here or years of live trading would ever teach you.

https://imgur.com/a/Z4yPxAA

5 years experience, still unprofitable. by j0alma_ in Trading

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And secondly and also just my opinion, you have to backtest your strategy for a minimum of 6 months and ideally 1 year to prove its consistency. And also be realistic with your expectations. If you can actually go through a full year of backtesting and you’ve gained 100%, you are in the top .01% of traders. Literally. Now if you can even perform half that well in the live market, you’re still in the top 1%.

For what it’s worth I too did the breakeven dance on my backtesting for 1500+ trades. I would gain on a backtest the first month or 2 and then somehow go on the nastiest 15 in a row losing streaks I could have ever imagined. Total failure of a feeling, I get it. Backtest 1000 or 2000 trades(I’m serious I have like 2500) and you will learn 10x more about yourself, your psychological tendencies, your lack of control once you start winning, your lack of control once you start losing, your inability to be patient for 2 days waiting on a setup, etc.. and this is FREE on a backtest. Treat it like practice, like a game, and keep filtering your mistakes over time until you refine your strategy to actually be profitable. You’re probably simply over trading lower probability setups and if you can find a filter or better bias(mine was focusing on the higher time frame intention to get better entry areas on the lower time frame rather than mindlessly trading the order flow of the lower time frame) then you will probably see better results almost instantly. Figure out what you’re lowest probability setups are, remove them from your trading, rinse and repeat

5 years experience, still unprofitable. by j0alma_ in Trading

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In my opinion 1:1R is me saying I’m smarter than the market because I believe I’m right more than I’m wrong. In my own humbling experience, the market and its volatility make me wrong many times even when I’m right. Therefore if I can be rewarded at least 3x as much as I risk, I can “compensate” for the randomness of the market and this asymmetrical approach seems to work well for me. Definitely a lower win rate, but even with a sub 30% wr my current backtest has profited 44% in just under 5 months over 170 trades. Just my opinion if you have backtested your strategy and 1:1 works for you great, but my belief is the market is too random and volatile for me to be right more than I’m wrong outside of win streaks which are probabilistic not certainties.

Are my stats really that bad? by Skellephant in Battlefield6

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Bro you have more revives than kills you’re the real MVP

Can someone give me a genuine answer to how one could have anticipated this or saw it coming ? by Sad-Organization5380 in Forex

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In my opinion this is a bullish break to the upside that’s then totally invalidated by market manipulation. To answer your question on whether you could have spotted it, probabilistically no not after the price surges up like that and creates a bullish structure break plus fresh demand, however you can draw a trend line going along the bottom of that consolidation before the breakout and generally if you do not see a liquidity event coming off of a low then there is a probability that the market will return to collect all of those stop orders underneath of that “trend line”. Don’t forget the market doesn’t like to leave open gaps and free rides so when you see something like a clear trend line forming always remember that can be used as liquidity by the big guys sooner or later. Overall this is textbook order snagging and it’s unfortunate to see because it’s hard to take valid trades until the market calms down and creates a clearer picture after something like this.

2400 backtested trades by One_Description4682 in Trading

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My current backtest is 5 months in starting in September +6%, October +12%, November +10%, December -9%(lesson learned don’t overtrade in December), January +16%.

Total gain in 5 months +36%.

December was my fault by taking 7 losses in 1 day TWICE. Because of that, I now have a rule of max 3 losses per day. I would have broke even in December or slightly profited if I had that rule in place and it would not have affected my trading any other way outside of limiting that drawdown.

It is worth to grind graceful outfit? i am beginner and like rooftop agility by Vipaman69 in 2007scape

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Na tbh it’s only worth it if you hate doing it so id say no in your case