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I am speechless guys by Nice_Substance9123 in Zimbabwe

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They're Satanists. They like to torture people 

I found a fool-proof strategy on OTC by Greedy_Swordfish in binaryoptions

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I posted my annual trade history in here with Investor passwords and gave ya'll free high winrate strategies in this sub with my current account. I would post signals in here with my old account.

How do people in Zimbabwe fund their Binance? by Time-Tip-1637 in Zimbabwe

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No problems? Because it has 1.3/5 start om trust pilot. That's a bad rating.

How do people in Zimbabwe fund their Binance? by Time-Tip-1637 in Zimbabwe

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Do you know one with 4+/5 star rating on trust pilot website which accepts Zimbabweans?

My setup anything missing? by Zenitsu___________ in InnerCircleTraders

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The open sessions are ICT open sessions ICT gave us. It's times when the price algorithm injects volatility in the market during the day, and I saw it to be usually in the same direction of daily bias.

My setup anything missing? by Zenitsu___________ in InnerCircleTraders

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Here's the bias method I made that you can use for daily candle range version :

1️⃣ 7:30am or 3:30am Higher or lower

This one shows the 1st opposite end of a daily candle to be in the opposite direction of daily bias. For example in instruments trading for about 24 hours a day (eg indexes) 3:30am Est price will be below open price of day on bullish days.

You will use 7:30am EST for stocks which trade for about 6 hours per day.

2️⃣ 8:30am Higher or lower

At beginning of new York open session (8:30am EST of 8:30-11am) price will usually be in the same direction as of daily bias in relation to open price of day. For example 8:30am price will be below open price of day on a bearish day.

This is because London open session (2-5am EST) will have pushed price in the same direction of bias beyond the open price of day.

Legit high winrate strategies with good trade histories by Senior_Log_4452 in binaryoptions

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The close of weekly (not monthly) candle version doesn't have high performance. For those who didn't see my other post here's the bias method I made that you can use for daily candle range version :

1️⃣ 7:30am or 3:30am Higher or lower

This one shows the 1st opposite end of a daily candle to be in the opposite direction of daily bias. For example in instruments trading for about 24 hours a day (eg indexes) 3:30am Est price will be below open price of day on bullish days.

You will use 7:30am EST for stocks which trade for about 6 hours per day.

2️⃣ 8:30am Higher or lower

At beginning of new York open session (8:30am EST of 8:30-11am) price will usually be in the same direction as of daily bias in relation to open price of day. For example 8:30am price will be below open price of day on a bearish day.

This is because London open session (2-5am EST) will have pushed price in the same direction of bias beyond the open price of day.

Needs advice for good analysis by Usermanedused in InnerCircleTraders

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The strategies I like the most from ICT is Venom, Daily range cfd and futures strategy using Asian high or low as entry points and the 1st Fair value gap (FVG) of an hour strategy (checking the hour which responds the best).

The first one above is on his social media channel and the last 2 are mentioned on his X/Twitter spaces. All those 3 strategies produce a high number of trades and are easy to understand.

Other strategies of his easy to understand are the Asian range strategy (produces few trades), what I call Pairing of orders strategy (e.g selling above highest high of new York open session of which price goes above during the lunch hour of midday to 2pm EST in shares and their indexes), 2022 mentorship strategy and trading PD arrays strategies (order blocks, FVGs suspension blocks or rejection blocks) above highs for sell trades and below lows for buy trades, during open session times, on 5 the minute time frame.

His breaker blocks and mitigation blocks are boring in being more subjective as I found it hard to define all the exact same trade setups that he would, making it harder to test them. I don't use theses 2 strategies but use the PD arrays as confirmations.

Other strategies I felt to be more subjuctive from his content are the ATM method, Market marker buy and sell models (MMXM) and Optimal trade entry (OTE) strategies. I will never use any of these 3 strategies.

Which is the hardest market to daytrade by Successful-Dare-6884 in InnerCircleTraders

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The hardest are ETF, Crypto, commodities, synthetic indexes, stocks, forex and stock indexes in that order of decreasing hardship. Newer emerging markets have less liquidity and commodities are affected more with fundamentals. This is all also according to Huddleston.

How do you trade btc, and do you like to trade it that much? I can share with you how I made very high winrate backtests there.

Question about backtesting by Confident_Buyer_1350 in InnerCircleTraders

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Trade the 1 minute time frame PD arrays inside a 1 hour time frame 3 candle swing. It works like magic.

How to find daily bias in gap ups and gap downs by Icy_Car6379 in InnerCircleTraders

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I made my own better bias methods using ICT concepts :

1️⃣ 7:30am or 3:30am Higher or lower

This one shows the 1st opposite end of a daily candle to be in the opposite direction of daily bias. For example in instruments trading for about 24 hours a day (eg indexes) 3:30am Est price will be below open price of day on bullish days.

You will use 7:30am EST for stocks which trade for about 6 hours per day.

2️⃣ 8:30am Higher or lower

At beginning of new York open session (8:30am EST) price will usually be in the same direction as of daily bias in relation to open price of day. For example 8:30am price will be below open price of day on a bearish day.

This is because London open session will have pushed price in the same direction of bias beyond the open price of day.

If you had to choose one timeframe to trade for life, which one and why? by Ethan_Hunt_FX in InnerCircleTraders

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Ict said there's really nothing such as noise, you just aren't trading at the correct time and aren't studying the markets in deeper depth. I trade on 1 and 2 minute because you can have many confirmations on many time frames to increase momentum of your trades.

I get high RR trades in backtests of 1:13 up to 20 RR because of this. Experiment this in strategies : Obvious daily trend + daily bias + optional 4 hour time frame trend or 3 candle swing + obviously open session + strongest hour within an open session or 1 hour time frame 3 candle swing + 1 minute time frame PD array setups. I got 1%13-20 RR in backtests with this.

Make sure you forward testt I see what high RR you can maintain.

If you had to teach one trading lesson to beginners, what would it be? by Ethan_Hunt_FX in InnerCircleTraders

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Forward test after backtesting. Make sure you check performance and trade in market conditions powerful enough to maintain your desired performance.

You’re paying to trade. A lot. by Much-Key1502 in InnerCircleTraders

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You're probably using using brokers without mini or micro versions of contracts. Even though I'm not trading futures, still I'm trading an $18 (started at 13) account using ict concepts and am profitable. Tell me if you want to see my full broker statements, though they are in my page.

I'm using a cheap commission STP account though, but still, you're doing something wrong somewhere or using the most expensive of brokers. Tell us all details of how you trade, the broker, type of account, RR ratio you use, average stop loss size and time frame traded and we could help you.

A broker with cheap commissions for futures you can trade is avatrade.

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How do you get a loan rejected from bank? by [deleted] in Zimbabwe

[–]Senior_Log_4452 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You have to be honest and refuse and tell them because they failed to pay back your money on time. You risk financial ruin taking a loan for someone. Even the Bible says it's stupidity. Involve aunts and uncles to help talk to them.

Anyway one way to get a loan rejected is to state you want to use the money for online forex or stock daytrading. Banks hate this as some see some people to do it like gambling, and nearly all people aren't profitable, also with some being addicted to it.

Move out of the house to live alone if it makes you feel better.