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"cut losses quickly, and let profits run."

well said

Interesting choice of words indeed, DiamondCha. I'm curious as to what exactly you are basing your assessment on?? Would you be so kind as to provide some evidence in how you came to this conclusion? For example, are you basing your judgment on winning percentage alone, or a combination of winning percentage and risk vs./ reward as we have written about countless times (as have many other professionals over the past several decades)? How many trades are basing this on exactly? I would only assume that after making such definitive statements that you will be able to back your comments up with some facts vs. simply opinion. For example, looking back 7 of my last 11 rec's have been winners (assuming you count the AUD/CAD that was stopped out at break even as a win---I believe there were quite a few readers that came out profitable). I assume Brad’s results are similar on an overall basis. Of course, winning percentage alone is meaningless especially when looking at such as small number of trades. I only hope you would agree with this common belief as would any serious professional. We've written several articles dedicated to this common technique/philosophy…my "risk management guide for technical recommendations" as well as brad's "trading psychology" articles may enlighten you. I would recommend you read these as they are crucial to success within not just this specific methodology, but trading in general. I would also expect that you perform due diligence by reviewing previous trades, doing the math, and focus on profits vs. wins/losses before passing judgment. Nothing is more important to me than the ethical and moral responsibility I have for all our readers most of which seem to understand that trading is a numbers game and success/failure never comes down to a few trades and certainly not winning percentage alone (this is only the 2nd negative comment we've received since the inception of fx360 over 9 months along with hundreds of trades). I am confident that you will feel otherwise especially when looking at overall returns vs. simply winning percentage alone. In order to have any hope of success in the long run, traders simply must understand the importance of consistent risk/money management. In fact, I challenge you to provide evidence to back up your claims. I eagerly await your reply.

Due to NFA regulations we can only show 30 days worth of closed trades at a time, otherwise it’s considered keeping a “track record” which we’re not allowed to do, unfortunately.