TBH, your updates lasted longer than mine would have done.smarttraderr wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 12:49 pmThanks for your kind words.Trader Pat wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 12:33 pmI think you have to bear in mind that most on the forum have seen this kind of challenge or a variation of it a million times so you have to make allowances for why people aren't all that enthusiastic.smarttraderr wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 11:06 amLet's call it a day
May be with couple of ideas some of you were not agreed but we could have given some more thoughts and come up with better version of it rather than ranting NAH NAH NAH.
I think you also hit on something with the above quote that you have to acknowledge, there are many people who look for advice and that's fine but there are also those who want to be led by the hand through every step without putting the work in themselves. I'm not saying that's you but again its worth bearing in mind when you get what your perceive as a negative comment.
A couple of years ago there was a guy on twitter from my neck of the woods who asked if I'd be interested in joining a telegram group so I said sure why not, I thought it would be a good way to kill the boredom between races. He called himself a professional racing trader but it became very clear after about 4 races that he didn't have a clue about trading and just wanted to mirror other peoples trades to make money.
The forum is give and take but you have to be willing to accept critical feedback especially when using a strategy that's unlikely to bear any fruit in the long run.
I know people have seen it and comparing with their previous experience. Negative feedbacks are fine they are part of learning but when thing like Fake Screenshot and endless stream of unnecessary things come then u start thinking that where will this end.
I never claimed that I am expert. never claimed that I will make zillion, never claimed that I will help someone making money. All I was saying is challenge will help all of us make better trading. we all could have benefited from the mini competition. Competitions always bring something good out of you.
anyway I want to focus on what I am doing well. I have spotted few good ppl here so will continue learning from their posts.
There's something about "committing" to your own thread/idea that is then exposed to everyone/anyone. If it goes tits up, then you feel like a lemon/melon, if you smash it, then everyone will be hassling you for your set ups/method...etc I think there's also a suspicion a poster might be selling something or associated to a website that's selling something, so they usually get a rough ride initially, until they prove otherwise.
Having said that, this forum in it's own right has excellent resources in advice/guidance and automation/semi-automation examples. It's just a question of finding what suits you best.