Such a great interview Etienne, l was ready to quit this past week, after having losing streak from over trading but listening to this interview the light came on to my mistakes. Thanks
You only make money by trading your edge EVERY TIME it becomes available . An “Edge” is a statistical advantage which essentially means that no matter how long you trade for, as long as you remain consistent in applying your “Edge”, you will make money. Guaranteed. It's quite simple. Either you have one or you don't.
I like to trade intraday but I will always have a swing position. But I trade one asset only and that's the US30. I'm also only about price action. The charts never lie. This is the best cast you've made or for me I am aligned with his process. I also started in 1978 inspired by a pro trader friend.
Most of us are using intra day trading to build up cash for long-term investments. The 97% of people lose conversation need to evaluate what time frame they are trading. With an appropriate stop, losing on 2min is way cheaper than a 5min, 15min, or hourly. On a 2min your stop could be 30cents away (cheap). You can make that back on the next trade. On a hourly... a few bucks. With inexperienced you gaurenteed to blow up accounts in the beginning.
Agree 100%. This game can be interpreted as a relationship / game about time and space (as most of the games in this reality). So if you manage risk on a low TF, you have a better grasp on risk management. When you go for longer TFs, you accept the risk of more time and most probably space (as the moves are bigger) which means more resources / money. It is all about perspective. Moving averages help in all contexts. It is not about being right, it is just about not being wrong. Sorry for the long comment, but I was inspired.
@@kicksometennis Exactly. I actually have more opportunities with lower risk on lower TFs. With a small account several $50 hits are disastrous. On a 2min it's... $15. If I'm right the price is going in the same direction as on a 15min. Many times I make my money back.
one common mistake we make as traders is to equate a loss to doing something wrong, and equate a win with doing something right. this is a terrible habit. there is a lot of randomness to this game, and you cant go analyzing yourself to death everytime you have a loss. you also cant go patting yourself on the back everytime you have a win. it takes quite a long string of trades to be able to really see how your method is working, so analyzing yoursefl on a trade by trade basis can be way overkill on the emotional front. Relax and be happy.
You always bring us the greatest traders we can truelly learn from. Stellar work Etienne and great interview!
Always my pleasure!
One of the best Trader interview on youtube.
The only podcast where I understand what the question was after the person gives the answer 😂😂😂…still watch you though keep it up!
Don’t complain it’s free! He doesn’t have to do this! Do you provide value to anyone for free? English is clearly not his first language
Such a great interview Etienne, l was ready to quit this past week, after having losing streak from over trading but listening to this interview the light came on to my mistakes. Thanks
You can do it!
You only make money by trading your edge EVERY TIME it becomes available .
An “Edge” is a statistical advantage which essentially means that no matter how long you trade for, as long as you remain consistent in applying your “Edge”, you will make money. Guaranteed. It's quite simple. Either you have one or you don't.
I like to trade intraday but I will always have a swing position. But I trade one asset only and that's the US30. I'm also only about price action. The charts never lie. This is the best cast you've made or for me I am aligned with his process. I also started in 1978 inspired by a pro trader friend.
First guest that looks professional and happy.
Good day boss , what's your trading style and wants time frame do you mark up and enter trade ..
Thank you for this great interview! Slow and steady grind is the long term game. 👍
Thanks E and Chris,second interview ive seen with Chris lately,cool.
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Thank you very much. I will have to repeat this video a couple of time to completely get it. ❤
One of the best I’ve seen thanks for sharing
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Great interview Etienne! I've been following Chris Vermeulen for years.
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Thank you for the interview! :)
Nice to see another surfer trader🤙great interview Etienne!
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Thank u. This is very helpful to us! 🇨🇦🎉
Glad it was helpful!
Great interview 💯
Such great interview
Very glad you liked it!
Most of us are using intra day trading to build up cash for long-term investments. The 97% of people lose conversation need to evaluate what time frame they are trading. With an appropriate stop, losing on 2min is way cheaper than a 5min, 15min, or hourly. On a 2min your stop could be 30cents away (cheap). You can make that back on the next trade. On a hourly... a few bucks. With inexperienced you gaurenteed to blow up accounts in the beginning.
Agree 100%. This game can be interpreted as a relationship / game about time and space (as most of the games in this reality). So if you manage risk on a low TF, you have a better grasp on risk management. When you go for longer TFs, you accept the risk of more time and most probably space (as the moves are bigger) which means more resources / money. It is all about perspective. Moving averages help in all contexts. It is not about being right, it is just about not being wrong. Sorry for the long comment, but I was inspired.
@@kicksometennis Exactly. I actually have more opportunities with lower risk on lower TFs. With a small account several $50 hits are disastrous. On a 2min it's... $15. If I'm right the price is going in the same direction as on a 15min. Many times I make my money back.
The higher time frame the higher probability that you will make money- delayed gratification!
Good interview E thanks.
Thanks for listening.
Consistent money is making on trending markets in point.
Is that yoda speak?
one common mistake we make as traders is to equate a loss to doing something wrong, and equate a win with doing something right. this is a terrible habit. there is a lot of randomness to this game, and you cant go analyzing yourself to death everytime you have a loss. you also cant go patting yourself on the back everytime you have a win. it takes quite a long string of trades to be able to really see how your method is working, so analyzing yoursefl on a trade by trade basis can be way overkill on the emotional front.
Relax and be happy.
Etienne, try to speak slower and bolder. Since u speak fast, you speak like grumbling hence it is not so clear whatu have spoken