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    January 21, 2012, 02:30:10 AM
    Last edit: April 29, 2014, 11:12:38 PM by Goomboo
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    Hi all, Goomboo here!

    I'm a Forex Bitcoin trader and I thought I'd open a thread in which I share my method trades.

    I have tried trading thousands (literally, thousands) of trading strategies for the past few years, but I have found that the more simple and less elaborate I make my trading, the more profitable it becomes.  The system I use for Bitcoin is very, very simple and straight forward.

    I trade a 10 and 21 exponential moving average crossover.  When the 10 crosses over the 21, I buy.  When the 10 crosses under the 21, I sell or sell short.  I chart and trade through RTBTC.





    Here is a table of contents containing what I believe to be important posts in this thread:

    The Logic Behind Moving Averages
    A Simplified Example of Trading the S&P 500
    A Note About Leverage
    Technical Trading Strategies Can Be Profitable for the Long-Term

    The Steps to Profitable Trading
    Traders Don't Predict - They React
    Stick with the Plan!

    Technical Analysis Tools Don't Work As Advertised
    A Decade of Trading Results
    You Can't Fade the System Forever
    Don't Cut Your Profits Short
    Risk Management Defines Us As Traders

    Rules You Won't Follow Don't Matter
    Why You Shouldn't Trust Your Gut

    4500% Closed PNL: Don't Get Too Excited
    Be Skeptical of Historic Results
    Bitcoin Trading Is Very Expensive

    Optimizing the Trading System
    A Good Reading List
    A Comparison Between Simple and Exponential Moving Averages

    Stewardship Is Key
    What If Too Many People Trade the Strategy?

    Trader or Investor? It's All About Personality
    True Fundamental Analysis: Fact-Telling, Not Story-Telling
    We Search for Reasons When There Are None

    Simplicity Is Key
    Trading with an Edge

    Trading Isn't for Everyone
    You Must Honestly Examine Your Performance
    Separate Your Ego from Your Desire to Trade
    Trading in a Drawdown
    The Backbone of a Trader Is Discipline
    Avoid Worthless Speculation
    Foolishness Abounds During Periods of Market Volatility
    Trading Is About Survival
    The Sole Job of a Trader
    How to Pick a Winning Trader

    System Performance As of 4-20-2014
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