Antóniomanuel Trading
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Jogada de risco...Porque está mesmo na "resistência" e com o STOP mesmo colado.
Mas boa sorte!
Mas boa sorte!

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Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Abri uma posição longa na PT
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Ontem estive afastado da Bolsa e hoje quando abri a plataforma vi a Nos a subir quase 3% disse para mim mesmo óptimo, vou ver no resumo de conta, e nada de posição.
Fui Stopado por um triz e subiu -2%
Fui Stopado por um triz e subiu -2%
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Abri uma posição longa na NOS
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
10 Things A Trader Needs to START DOING if They Want to Make Money
Author: Stephen Burns
There are many trading principles that are common among successful rich traders. It is important to learn the things that allow them to win so we can follow in their footsteps and make money. There are 10 things that new traders can start doing tomorrow to improve their results immediately. If you have been trading for a while but have not been profitable these may be things that you need to start doing to stop losing money.
1. Start trading the price action by using charts. The market doesn’t care about your opinions but the chart expresses the collective actions of all market participants. Learn to understand what the chart is saying.
Start to understand that the market determines whether any single trade wins or loses not you and not an imaginary “they”.
2. We can only surf the price waves not control them. Start to take 100% responsibility for your losses.
3. You enter the trade, you exit the trade, the wins and losses are yours alone. The blame game is a losing game in the markets.
Start to bounce back from losing trades quickly, move on don’t ruminate.
4. If your position size and risk management are correct no one losing trade should emotionally devastate you it should be only one of the next hundred trades with little significance by itself.
Start caring more about what the market is doing and less about what you think it should be doing.
5. ALL that really matters is current price action not your opinion of what might be price action later.
Start to change your position quickly when you are proven wrong in a trade.
6. The best trades start out as winners immediately, when you have to start hoping and stressing early it is very probable that the trade will be a loser.
Start to have a positive expectation of your robust method for long term success regardless of your short term results.
7. Traders that make money are able to trade through their losing streaks with small losses to get to the big wins.
Start to define trading success by trading a robust method with discipline over the long term.
8. Consistently trading a winning system over the long term is what makes money in the market.
9. Start to only risk 1% of your capital per trade.
When you risk only 1% of your capital per trade you turn down the volume of your emotions while trading and decrease your risk of ruin to almost zero. This 1% refers to the amount of loss you will take not on your total position size of capital in a trade.
10. Start to cut your losers short and let your winners run.
The primary thing that makes money for most rich traders is having small losses and big wins not percentage of winning trades.
If what you are doing is not making you money in the long term then why not stop doing what you are doing and start doing what the money makers are doing?
Bad traders make a little money in the short term but lose big money in the long term. Rich traders lose a little money in the short term but make big money in the long term.
Author: Stephen Burns
There are many trading principles that are common among successful rich traders. It is important to learn the things that allow them to win so we can follow in their footsteps and make money. There are 10 things that new traders can start doing tomorrow to improve their results immediately. If you have been trading for a while but have not been profitable these may be things that you need to start doing to stop losing money.
1. Start trading the price action by using charts. The market doesn’t care about your opinions but the chart expresses the collective actions of all market participants. Learn to understand what the chart is saying.
Start to understand that the market determines whether any single trade wins or loses not you and not an imaginary “they”.
2. We can only surf the price waves not control them. Start to take 100% responsibility for your losses.
3. You enter the trade, you exit the trade, the wins and losses are yours alone. The blame game is a losing game in the markets.
Start to bounce back from losing trades quickly, move on don’t ruminate.
4. If your position size and risk management are correct no one losing trade should emotionally devastate you it should be only one of the next hundred trades with little significance by itself.
Start caring more about what the market is doing and less about what you think it should be doing.
5. ALL that really matters is current price action not your opinion of what might be price action later.
Start to change your position quickly when you are proven wrong in a trade.
6. The best trades start out as winners immediately, when you have to start hoping and stressing early it is very probable that the trade will be a loser.
Start to have a positive expectation of your robust method for long term success regardless of your short term results.
7. Traders that make money are able to trade through their losing streaks with small losses to get to the big wins.
Start to define trading success by trading a robust method with discipline over the long term.
8. Consistently trading a winning system over the long term is what makes money in the market.
9. Start to only risk 1% of your capital per trade.
When you risk only 1% of your capital per trade you turn down the volume of your emotions while trading and decrease your risk of ruin to almost zero. This 1% refers to the amount of loss you will take not on your total position size of capital in a trade.
10. Start to cut your losers short and let your winners run.
The primary thing that makes money for most rich traders is having small losses and big wins not percentage of winning trades.
If what you are doing is not making you money in the long term then why not stop doing what you are doing and start doing what the money makers are doing?
Bad traders make a little money in the short term but lose big money in the long term. Rich traders lose a little money in the short term but make big money in the long term.
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
nmprc Escreveu:Caro António,
Leio com muita atenção o teu tópico. A minha experiência no Mota tem sido como a tua... sempre ao ladoMas ultimamente tenho estado de fora. Parece-me que sofres de um mal que eu tambem já tive - a febre de estar investido. Neste momento estou quase a 100% fora dos mercados à espera de definição. Acho que devias fazer o mesmo.
Continua.
Abraço
Sim reconheço que isso ainda é um problema, tenho vindo a melhorar, no inicio do ano passado fazia cerca de 20 trades por mês, agora ando á volta de 10,ainda tenho de ser mais selectivo.
mas acredito que nos próximos meses vou conseguir fazer isso
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
tncm Escreveu:AntónioManuel Escreveu:Fecho na Mota através do stoploss -2.74
Estampei-me na mota, fiquei com uns ligeiros arranhões, Durante uns dias antes de voltar a tentar vou andar a pé e a por betadine, espero que tenha valido a pena e vá para cima
Com tanta insistência em shortar a Mota o pessoal ainda vai brincar consigo... é que quando abre curto na Mota ela sobe mais um pouco![]()
PS. espero que não leve a mal a brincadeira.
Não levo nada a mal, isto com boa disposição vai melhor.
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Caro António,
Leio com muita atenção o teu tópico. A minha experiência no Mota tem sido como a tua... sempre ao lado
Mas ultimamente tenho estado de fora. Parece-me que sofres de um mal que eu tambem já tive - a febre de estar investido. Neste momento estou quase a 100% fora dos mercados à espera de definição. Acho que devias fazer o mesmo.
Continua.
Abraço
Leio com muita atenção o teu tópico. A minha experiência no Mota tem sido como a tua... sempre ao lado

Continua.
Abraço
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Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
AntónioManuel Escreveu:Fecho na Mota através do stoploss -2.74
Estampei-me na mota, fiquei com uns ligeiros arranhões, Durante uns dias antes de voltar a tentar vou andar a pé e a por betadine, espero que tenha valido a pena e vá para cima
Com tanta insistência em shortar a Mota o pessoal ainda vai brincar consigo... é que quando abre curto na Mota ela sobe mais um pouco

PS. espero que não leve a mal a brincadeira.
"There are two times in a man's life when he should not speculate: when he can't afford it and when he can."
Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar
Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Fecho na Mota através do stoploss -2.74
Estampei-me na mota, fiquei com uns ligeiros arranhões. Durante uns dias antes de voltar a tentar, vou andar a pé e a por betadine, espero que tenha valido a pena e vá para cima
Estampei-me na mota, fiquei com uns ligeiros arranhões. Durante uns dias antes de voltar a tentar, vou andar a pé e a por betadine, espero que tenha valido a pena e vá para cima
Editado pela última vez por AntónioManuel em 15/9/2014 22:06, num total de 1 vez.
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Three Top Reasons Why Traders Fail to Trade Their Plans
A GOAL WITHOUT A PLAN IS JUST A WISH
Antoine de Saint Exupéry
A reader recently asked for perspectives on the issue of difficulty following trading plans. If only we could faithfully follow our plans, the logic goes, we would be positioned for success.
Maybe.
Scanning my work with traders, here are the three top reasons traders fail to act upon their plans:
1) The plans are not worth acting upon. This is a very common reason, but no one seems to talk about it. I believe people frequently veer from their plans because of intuitive wisdom. They sense that markets have changed and their plans are no longer relevant; they sense that their plans are not grounded in solid understanding and prediction and therefore do not trust them; and/or they sense that the plans are ones that they have merely mimicked from others and not ones they truly have confidence in. The presumption in trading psychology discussions is that one should reliably follow one's plans. My leaning is to question the premise. Plans are only worth following if they are well crafted and reflect approaches to markets that have a demonstrable edge. If you don't stress test your plans, markets will stress test you.
2) We are intellectually prepared with plans, but not emotionally prepared to act upon them. This is very relevant to the issue of performance anxiety. When we plan in one state of mind (calm, focused), but execute our plans in a state of flight/fight (aroused, impulsive), we are much more prone to cognitive biases and reactive behavior. This is particularly the case when our plans call for one level of risk management, but emotionally we can tolerate only a lower level. It is very common that traders target one level of risk taking (hoping for large profits), only to "overreact" when their position sizing leads to unanticipated losses. One of the great benefits of visualization andexposure methods is that they allow us to emotionally prepare for stressful events. As I discuss in the Trading Coach book, it is easier to follow our plans if we have already faced likely challenges to those plans.
3) Distractions interfere with our follow-through on plans. Not all disruptions of plans are emotionally triggered. It is very common for traders to become distracted by their physical environments. This includes noise levels, equipment failures, and unanticipated personal and market events. A common example of distraction is staring at screens, following markets tick by tick, and then acting on a very short-term market movement that had nothing whatsoever to do with one's original plan. I particularly like biofeedback training, not only as a means for gaining emotional self-control, but as a means for improving concentration, mindfulness, and the ability to tune out distractions.
In short, there is no single reason why traders fail to act on their plans. Keeping a detailed trading journal can be very helpful in identifying when you do and don't follow through on plans, revealing patterns in your own trading psychology. In general, my advice is to first make sure your plans are worth following before you worry about finding psychological methods for improving your discipline.
Posted by Brett Steenbarger, Ph.D.
A GOAL WITHOUT A PLAN IS JUST A WISH
Antoine de Saint Exupéry
A reader recently asked for perspectives on the issue of difficulty following trading plans. If only we could faithfully follow our plans, the logic goes, we would be positioned for success.
Maybe.
Scanning my work with traders, here are the three top reasons traders fail to act upon their plans:
1) The plans are not worth acting upon. This is a very common reason, but no one seems to talk about it. I believe people frequently veer from their plans because of intuitive wisdom. They sense that markets have changed and their plans are no longer relevant; they sense that their plans are not grounded in solid understanding and prediction and therefore do not trust them; and/or they sense that the plans are ones that they have merely mimicked from others and not ones they truly have confidence in. The presumption in trading psychology discussions is that one should reliably follow one's plans. My leaning is to question the premise. Plans are only worth following if they are well crafted and reflect approaches to markets that have a demonstrable edge. If you don't stress test your plans, markets will stress test you.
2) We are intellectually prepared with plans, but not emotionally prepared to act upon them. This is very relevant to the issue of performance anxiety. When we plan in one state of mind (calm, focused), but execute our plans in a state of flight/fight (aroused, impulsive), we are much more prone to cognitive biases and reactive behavior. This is particularly the case when our plans call for one level of risk management, but emotionally we can tolerate only a lower level. It is very common that traders target one level of risk taking (hoping for large profits), only to "overreact" when their position sizing leads to unanticipated losses. One of the great benefits of visualization andexposure methods is that they allow us to emotionally prepare for stressful events. As I discuss in the Trading Coach book, it is easier to follow our plans if we have already faced likely challenges to those plans.
3) Distractions interfere with our follow-through on plans. Not all disruptions of plans are emotionally triggered. It is very common for traders to become distracted by their physical environments. This includes noise levels, equipment failures, and unanticipated personal and market events. A common example of distraction is staring at screens, following markets tick by tick, and then acting on a very short-term market movement that had nothing whatsoever to do with one's original plan. I particularly like biofeedback training, not only as a means for gaining emotional self-control, but as a means for improving concentration, mindfulness, and the ability to tune out distractions.
In short, there is no single reason why traders fail to act on their plans. Keeping a detailed trading journal can be very helpful in identifying when you do and don't follow through on plans, revealing patterns in your own trading psychology. In general, my advice is to first make sure your plans are worth following before you worry about finding psychological methods for improving your discipline.
Posted by Brett Steenbarger, Ph.D.
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
dejumentoeuvou... Escreveu:AntónioManuel Escreveu:Esta mota está um bocadito difícil de conduzir, mas com pratica, paciência e persistência acredito que vou conduzi-la como deve ser
Não se apoquente. Pelo que tem escrito desde que criou este tópico e o objectivo a que se propôs vê-se que está a tentar tirar a licença de condução.
Tenha sempre em mente as suas palavras:Como já tinha dito o objectivo de postar os meus trades no Caldeirão era tornar-me mais disciplinado na abertura de posições por ter que as expor; e resultou porque até agora os resultados tem sido muito bons.
O lucro tem sido espectacular; o mercado tem ajudado porque tem estado favorável, pois como entrei em Bear Market em 2008 tenho mais facilidade nas posições Curtas.Resta saber se vou conseguir manter a consistência no futuro, já que estou consciente que meia dúzia de trades não chegam para aferir, são precisos Anos, mas estou a sentir-me cada vez mais confiante com o que consigo fazer. Dediquei 4horas por dia nos ultimos 5 anos á Bolsa, sem férias, fiz milhares de trades, já rebentei com muitas contas, mas pequenas, o meu ego tento mantê-lo sob controlo pois sei que se o deixar-mos tomar conta da nossa mente o sucesso na bolsa é mais difícil
Várias pessoas ligadas a esta área têm-me dito que os professores que escolheu - Nial Fuller e Stephen Burns - são homens de sucesso e dão suficientes garantias. O segredo estará na persistência e em dar tempo ao tempo
E não se esqueça de ir escrevendo e dando a sua visão antes do acontecimento.
De jumento eu vou...
É o que tenho feito e vou continuar a fazer, o tópico para além de reforçar a disciplina funciona muito bem também como Diário, para rever trades, e encontrar padrões disfuncionais
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
AntónioManuel Escreveu:Esta mota está um bocadito difícil de conduzir, mas com pratica, paciência e persistência acredito que vou conduzi-la como deve ser
Não se apoquente. Pelo que tem escrito desde que criou este tópico e o objectivo a que se propôs vê-se que está a tentar tirar a licença de condução.
Tenha sempre em mente as suas palavras:
Como já tinha dito o objectivo de postar os meus trades no Caldeirão era tornar-me mais disciplinado na abertura de posições por ter que as expor; e resultou porque até agora os resultados tem sido muito bons.
O lucro tem sido espectacular; o mercado tem ajudado porque tem estado favorável, pois como entrei em Bear Market em 2008 tenho mais facilidade nas posições Curtas.Resta saber se vou conseguir manter a consistência no futuro, já que estou consciente que meia dúzia de trades não chegam para aferir, são precisos Anos, mas estou a sentir-me cada vez mais confiante com o que consigo fazer. Dediquei 4horas por dia nos ultimos 5 anos á Bolsa, sem férias, fiz milhares de trades, já rebentei com muitas contas, mas pequenas, o meu ego tento mantê-lo sob controlo pois sei que se o deixar-mos tomar conta da nossa mente o sucesso na bolsa é mais difícil
Várias pessoas ligadas a esta área têm-me dito que os professores que escolheu - Nial Fuller e Stephen Burns - são homens de sucesso e dão suficientes garantias. O segredo estará na persistência e em dar tempo ao tempo
E não se esqueça de ir escrevendo e dando a sua visão antes do acontecimento.
De jumento eu vou...
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Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Na minha opinião é no semanal que ela vai ter que mostrar o caminho, na zona da SMA50, se quebra em baixa ou se mostra força a partir daqui.
Esta mota está um bocadito difícil de conduzir, mas com pratica, paciência e persistência acredito que vou conduzi-la como deve ser
Esta mota está um bocadito difícil de conduzir, mas com pratica, paciência e persistência acredito que vou conduzi-la como deve ser
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
AntónioManuel Escreveu:tncm Escreveu:AntónioManuel Escreveu:Curto na Mota
Atenção que o volume de hoje está a ser baixo, a confirmar-se a queda no fim da sessão não significa inversão de tendência no C/P
Realmente ainda não inverteu a tendência, para mim só se quebrar a SMa50 no Diário de forma consistente, arrisquei, vamos ver
Para mim a Mota está num ponto em que quer entradas longas ou curtas, vai dar no mesmo, pois parece que a ação vai lateralizar até se saberem os resultados consolidados + data definitiva da IPO Mota Africa... Como mantenho uma posição com +6% lucro vou assistindo com atenção.
"There are two times in a man's life when he should not speculate: when he can't afford it and when he can."
Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar
Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
tncm Escreveu:AntónioManuel Escreveu:Curto na Mota
Atenção que o volume de hoje está a ser baixo, a confirmar-se a queda no fim da sessão não significa inversão de tendência no C/P
Realmente ainda não inverteu a tendência, para mim só se quebrar a SMa50 no Diário de forma consistente, arrisquei, vamos ver
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
AntónioManuel Escreveu:Curto na Mota
Atenção que o volume de hoje está a ser baixo, a confirmar-se a queda no fim da sessão não significa inversão de tendência no C/P
"There are two times in a man's life when he should not speculate: when he can't afford it and when he can."
Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar
Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Winning Traders Versus Whining Traders
Author: Stephen Burns
Winning traders take responsibility for all their trades win or lose.
Whining traders play the victim of algos, the Fed, and blame the markets for their losses.
Winners have a trading plan
Whiners have emotions, ego, and blame.
Winners find a way to be profitable.
Whiners find an excuse why they are not.
Winning traders brighten social media by joining it.
Whiners brighten social media by leaving it.
Winning traders study at least five times as much as they trade.
Whiners trade with little or no study of the markets.
Winners love to trade.
Whiners just care about whether their last trade was a winner or loser.
Winners think in probabilities and possibilities.
Whiners put way too much importance on just any one trade.
Winners are focused on how they can make money in the markets.
Whiners want to prove they are right.
Winning traders create lessons and learn from every trade.
Whiners create negative meanings and build emotional drama from every losing trade and build false egos and arrogance from every winning trade.
Author: Stephen Burns
Winning traders take responsibility for all their trades win or lose.
Whining traders play the victim of algos, the Fed, and blame the markets for their losses.
Winners have a trading plan
Whiners have emotions, ego, and blame.
Winners find a way to be profitable.
Whiners find an excuse why they are not.
Winning traders brighten social media by joining it.
Whiners brighten social media by leaving it.
Winning traders study at least five times as much as they trade.
Whiners trade with little or no study of the markets.
Winners love to trade.
Whiners just care about whether their last trade was a winner or loser.
Winners think in probabilities and possibilities.
Whiners put way too much importance on just any one trade.
Winners are focused on how they can make money in the markets.
Whiners want to prove they are right.
Winning traders create lessons and learn from every trade.
Whiners create negative meanings and build emotional drama from every losing trade and build false egos and arrogance from every winning trade.
Editado pela última vez por AntónioManuel em 13/9/2014 18:17, num total de 1 vez.
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Curto na Mota
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Fechei a posição curta na mota até ter mais definição +0.75
Editado pela última vez por AntónioManuel em 12/9/2014 13:45, num total de 4 vezes.
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
AntónioManuel Escreveu:Primvs Escreveu:Antonio...curtos no BCP? Que plataforma usas?
Eu sei que o BCP e a Pt não permitem Curtos, mas como tenho estado na duvida se o Psi20 vai para cima ou Baixo. Se for para cima o BCP e a PT são CFDs onde gostava de entrar, para Curtos tenho a Mota.
Abraço
OK!!!! É que eu tb queria curtos


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Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Primvs Escreveu:Antonio...curtos no BCP? Que plataforma usas?
Eu sei que o BCP e a Pt não permitem Curtos, mas como tenho estado na duvida se o Psi20 vai para cima ou Baixo. Se for para cima o BCP e a PT são CFDs onde gostava de entrar, para Curtos tenho a Mota.
Abraço
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
katolo Escreveu:Agradeço a explicação. Eu já tentei reger os meus trades pela AT, mas concluí que a AT que desenhamos é bastante emocional e muito baseada nas nossas próprias expetativas e desejos.
Hoje só acredito em suportes, resistências e linhas de tendência. Na Mota vejo um suporte forte nos 4.40 e uma ligeira resistência nos 5,04. A tendência, na minha opinião, é ascendente.
No final, ganha sempre a AF![]()
A OPV da Mota Engil África, a ser lançada este mês, poderá impulsionar a Mota até próximo dos 6 e depois recomeçar a queda. Lá está, como estou dentro e longo, é o meu desejo
Se este trade não correr bem tambem não é importante será apenas uma perda pequena, abri curto porque tinha sinais para isso no grafico, mas se for para cima até ficava contente, gosto de ver as açoes e o PSI20 a subir e não a cair
Fortunes are made every year by those who take the time to learn to interpret charts properly. "O`Neil"
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
The chart is never wrong. Your interpretation of it however, that's a different story. "J.C.Parets"
Turn off the financial news and watch the charts, they tell the real story. "Steve Burns"
Each trade should end in only one of these ways, a small loss, a small win, a big win. Never a big loss or a huge loss. "Steve Burns"
Professional traders keep good records and have a trading journal to analyze their behavior to improve their edge. Tradeciety-Rolf
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Re: Antóniomanuel Trading
Agradeço a explicação. Eu já tentei reger os meus trades pela AT, mas concluí que a AT que desenhamos é bastante emocional e muito baseada nas nossas próprias expetativas e desejos.
Hoje só acredito em suportes, resistências e linhas de tendência. Na Mota vejo um suporte forte nos 4.40 e uma ligeira resistência nos 5,04. A tendência, na minha opinião, é ascendente.
No final, ganha sempre a AF
A OPV da Mota Engil África, a ser lançada este mês, poderá impulsionar a Mota até próximo dos 6 e depois recomeçar a queda. Lá está, como estou dentro e longo, é o meu desejo
Hoje só acredito em suportes, resistências e linhas de tendência. Na Mota vejo um suporte forte nos 4.40 e uma ligeira resistência nos 5,04. A tendência, na minha opinião, é ascendente.
No final, ganha sempre a AF

A OPV da Mota Engil África, a ser lançada este mês, poderá impulsionar a Mota até próximo dos 6 e depois recomeçar a queda. Lá está, como estou dentro e longo, é o meu desejo

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