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Friday, April 2nd, 2010 coaching, forex, trading, trading system

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Silverfish
April 16, 2010

Hi Tom
I am so sorry Tom about your current problems. It must be a nightmare when you have tried so hard to be an upfront organisation giving first class value.
Very pleased to hear about Vladimir joining you. I receive his emails here in the UK and he is great.
Tues/Thurs training is still top class and Carlos is excellent.
( I bet you said some choice words)

Keep smiling

Pam Stokes

Tom Strignano
April 16, 2010

Silverfish
It will all work out to the better for all concerned. Ciao Tom

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GeorgeK
April 20, 2010

Hay Tom thanks for taking care of my problem again you came through your the best
Again thanks

George Kazarian

howkra
May 7, 2010

Hi Tom …Just signed up and wanted to let you know that I downloaded your original “Forex Confidant” , printed it and had it bound in a book that I use for reference all the time. Many thanks…….Looking forward to more great info……………………………Howard (howkra)

Tom Strignano
May 7, 2010

Howard
That’s Great…Thank you for the compliment

howkra
May 7, 2010

Tom …..How does the FC2 differ from FC original. I am comparing them and other than things on diff. pages, they look very similar? ….Thanks ,Howard

howkra
May 7, 2010

Tom …Did you trade yesterday? I made some good money in the AM but couldn’t stay away in the afternoon and got my BUTT SPANKED! Didn’t follow my own money Mgt……Howard

angelgabriel
May 7, 2010

Tom,

I am grateful that I can benefit from your immense forex trading experience.

Thanks much for your charitable offer!

stanand300
May 8, 2010

Show us how to make the M$ney ! Also recommend good brokers.

Tom Strignano
May 8, 2010

Howard
Yes was a super day, The afternoon was choppy for sure. But you said it broke one of the Golden Rules
and at least you know it. You traded based on emotions( Not following your rules, Money management.)
Lets resolve not to do that again ok?

Tom Strignano
May 8, 2010

angelgabriel
You are Welcome! Thanks for coming on board. My wife is sick of me talking FOREX, you peoples offer me a new trading room to hang out with.

Tom Strignano
May 8, 2010

Howard,
You may have FC2 already, the first book was a classic. Same info no Index or Page numbers. LOL

Tom Strignano
May 8, 2010

stanand300
I can show you what I do, and believe me I don t make money every day. I am a professional trader and understand that controlled losses are part of the game. However, I do make much more then lose. ( Let those profits run, Cut those losses short.)
I look forward to giving you all I got, and help speed up your learning curve, we will do well.
As far as brokers are concerned will look around for you.

Thomas Paul
May 9, 2010

Mr. Tom, this is an exceptionally good quality that you just shown the world, l’ve not seen it anywhere before. Thanks so much for accepting me into your member area free of charge. The journey has just began-l really want to learn from you and be a good forex trader. I appreciate this and thanks so much sir.

Tom Strignano
May 9, 2010

Thomas Paul
Why thank-you for your kind words, tell some Forex friends of yours about the blog.
Ciao
Tom

zaba
May 9, 2010

this my 1st time logged in hope your blog simple and friedly

terima kasih ( Thank you )

Tom Strignano
May 9, 2010

zaba
Its a standard blog should be easy enough to navigate through.

jbrunker
May 10, 2010

Tom

Just looked thru your blog, very organized.
Getting late here in Ohio, so will check in tomorrow.
Very impressed, thanks

jbrunker

Tom Strignano
May 10, 2010

Jbunker:
Thanks Get ready to launch out of orbit!!!
Cheers
Tom

EZIFEANYI
May 11, 2010

Hello Tom

you re great thank you for the good job you re doing.
more Gris to your elbow.

cheers

Tom Strignano
May 11, 2010

EZIFEANYI
Thanks, You have been following me, good to have old friends around with the new ones!
Cheers
Tom

pauladheriakpo
May 11, 2010

Thomas Paul here, Tom. I’ve not settle down to read and diggest what has been presented by you due to stress of day job, imagine! This commands peanut salary. I look forward someday that l would be out of this. I have been enduring ’cause of my kids. Now, l’ve downloaded the ebook ready to put it to work, l always have a feeling of relief when l login to your blog, thanks Mr Tom.

Tom Strignano
May 11, 2010

Paul
Hang Tight and know you are a Super Hero to your family.
Ciao
Tom

danjem
May 11, 2010

please tom advice me on how and how much i can use to start my trading i had undergo a lot of traning.

wbar@sympatico.ca
May 11, 2010

Hi Tom

wbar@sympatico.ca
May 11, 2010

Hi Tom,
This is my first time to log in.
Thank you for letting me in.
Regards,
Wald

E B Wunuh
May 11, 2010

Thank you for considering me for your program.I wish to learn to be like you.

Tom Strignano
May 11, 2010

danjem
Start where ever you are now, just keep your risk under control. Use a demo account for 3 – 6 months

Tom Strignano
May 11, 2010

Welcome.
Cheers
Tom

Tom Strignano
May 11, 2010

E B Wunuh
I will give my best.
Cheers
Tom

Eudes
May 11, 2010

Hi Tom.
Thank you for all. I am from South America, Brazil.
Regards. Eudes

Lena
May 12, 2010

Hi Tom ! This is my first log in. Thanks. Regards Lena

Tom Strignano
May 12, 2010

Lena
Hi Lena
Good To meet you.
Ciao
Tom

mikingmike
May 13, 2010

Tom you are wonderful and generous, God will continue to bless you for your help.Thanks Aniefiok, Nigeria

Tom Strignano
May 13, 2010

Aniefiok,
Thank you
Ciao
Tom

Mas
May 14, 2010

Hello Tom, Thanks for everything.

Mas

ukememike
May 17, 2010

Hi Tom,

You are doing a great job. keep up the good work.

powerful
May 17, 2010

Hi Tom , just a note to thankyou for letting me into your site and I look forward to learning from you , as you have been on both sides of the river .
Regards,
Cam

pauladheriakpo
May 19, 2010

Hello Mr Tom, Thomas Paul is here. Please, can l have your private email address(link)? We need to talk, just contact me through my private email address if you do sir, and thank you sir.

matt
May 20, 2010

hi this matt i am glad to join you

Vincent Chin
May 20, 2010

Hi Tom,

Vincent here, It’s my pleasure to stand with you in Forex.
I have a questions. I had heard some people said that every strategy or technique we are using in the market cant last for long term, maybe after 10 years or 20 years the technique will not be so accurate anymore. So is that possible? and also please give me some of your ideas about this thing.
Hope to see your reply soon.
Thanks…

Tom Strignano
May 20, 2010

Vincent Chin
That’s Crap, Good Systems will always work, because of one thing, Human beings don t change, they are always ruled by fear and greed.

Vincent Chin
May 20, 2010

oh great! nice to hear that. Thanks Tom

Arnie
May 21, 2010

This is my first time on the blog. Thanks for the invite Tom. I know I’m now in the right place. Keep up the good work!

hsbagri
May 23, 2010

Hi Tom,
I was trying the Fibonacci projections on the Indices (Nifty) & made observations that re-enforce your methodology & few more & few points-
Use of Cross points of the Candles that Closed across the trendline give results that are more near to the Fib Ratios (Better than the one pulls back & Remain short of it & subsequenty cross)
It is better to use the later one to take position- this gives time to calculate & add more

If Range is bigger (C swing between A&B) & Time interval is more will give bigger move
After the initial break the pull back & subsequent break gives more % & points ( Triangle)
Support & Resistance points used in trend lines having H&S formations provides impetus & more points moves-
This H&S formation takes time to form but the patience is rewarded

Caution on wave counts least cought on the wrong foot-
Never the less break of at least 2 poinst supports/Resistance trend line is necessary to Extend move otherwise it may be completing the original run

Tom Strignano
May 23, 2010

hsbagri
Exactly, I am glad to see I have helped you expand the possibilities!!!
Excellent, really excellent!!!
Just what i like Traders that think, and plan!!
Real Cool
Cheers
Tom

hsbagri
May 24, 2010

Hi Tom,
I had been reading about Elliot waves, Fibonacci ratios,
There are certain % & Ratios are repeatable but very often we are left with more uncertainty which one will be for sure ,Then we have no choice than to use trailing stop below the one achieved- of course at the cost of sacrificing many valuable points I PREFER USING THE VIOLATION OF LATEST TROUGH OR VALLY LEVEL as STOP LOSS since that can lead to reversal
(there is lot between 76.4%,61.8% & 50% or 38.2%)Of course combination with Elliott wave helps a bit-But many a times we are left confused about the waves formation itself- frankly it looks like we know only when they are already formed & we are reading only the history
(then it is useless when we are unable to project)

The correct education would be if I know when I am in 1st wave or at least be able to project 2nd wave onwards with fair amount of accuracy
I am trying your system too & we are sure of the 1st projection of 0.382 but at time amazingly I found hitting the last but one target (even I added one extra Target of .764 for retracement & 4.236 for extension)when I found these were being hit
I WILL BE MORE THAN HAPPY IF KNOW FOR SURE WHICH ONE WILL SURELY BE THE TARGET
As an alternative I will now be trying to find the number of pips or points after crossing a ratio we are likely to reach the next ratio in mos cases

I read about a system based on GANN time price model is able to do much better in price projection ( I don,t know how does it compute all that unless I do it myself & test the results)but i tried to make out from the material of GANN Time & Price Squaring formulation only to loose time reseaching through sleepless nights

IT IS TOO MANY THINGS BUT NOT SIMPLE it not KISS

Your System Enjoy the party but dance near he door is beautifully SIMPLE

hsbagri
June 2, 2010

Hi Tom,
I am still trying to figure out how many pips push is required for momentum to continue to next target & the answer is still varied I usually keep 9 pips but some time it is 12 or even more (but it is safe to use 9 pips as stop loss as suggested by you but i was trying further)

Head Fake has solves problem of exit & Entry in the opposite direction but my quest remains about the target,it works well & meets the deeper targets when the momentum is already gathering pace (means trend is underway)but if we are trading against the trend it may fall short but(.382)or even .618 nevertheless is met in most cases.

But I have to still depend upon pattern break out for Target assessment like a=c)or triangle point break out targets equal to the largest swing within the triangle

I also found the targets equal to the total swing from the deepest point before entry into the triangle
(up to the 1st hit on the opposite wall of triangle targeting equaling the swing from break out point)
This works only if the pattern is in the middle of a wave

But at times conflict arises on swing target equality- then I tried to find it works well with the extreme of the last swing within the triangle before breaking out hence this point is used for calculating the target- in combination with the Fibonacci ratio of the Elliot wave to arrive at the possible target.
otherwise .382 & .618 works even in sideways momentum or retracement for HEAD FAKE (ONE MUST ADJUST THE TARGET TO ACCOMMODATE SPREAD)

Sinofx
June 10, 2010

Hi guys!I am glad to be here with You all.
I am from Croatia.
Thanks Tom,I want to learn from You!!!
B.R.

rewing
June 17, 2010

Tom: I was looking at your signal service statement. Your balance began with $3,400 and the first trade you took was .1 lot with 32 pip stop…1% risk which seems reasonable…Vlad’s account, however, begins with $950. His first trade is .16 (.13 + .03) lot & a 198 pip stop. That calculates to a 33% potential risk on the trade. Is that normal? Is Vlad’s stop a catastrophic stop, and thus not used in money management?
Love your articles, and am considering participation. I have only bee trading for a year, and am considering my next step.
Thanks
Ron

Tom Strignano
June 18, 2010

Vlad is playing longer term, i am short with his less trades so acceptable yes…
Ciao
Tom

Tom Strignano
June 19, 2010

rewing
Vlads trade would just have to be mini in my world, but he has different M/M

Felix
June 26, 2010

Mis amigos Tom y Vladimir pido a dios que os de mucho para que podais repartir un poco. Dios os bendiga

izzy
July 1, 2010

Tom ever since your forex signals came out you dont seem to manage this free service to help us stuggling traders any more. was this just a way to market your forex signals or are you truly dedicated to helping some of us out for free as a way to “give back” as you say. Just wondering. I was thinking it was too good to be true but thought id ask and give benefit of doubt.

Vincent Chin
July 4, 2010

Hi Tom,

I’m abit confusing about the calculation on Fibonacci Pivot Point and the FRETZ Pivot level, why are they different? For example in FRETZ that you posted previously show that (R1 = 2 * Pivot – Low), but for Fibonacci Pivot Point it become (R1 = Pivot + 0.382 * (H – L)). Hope that you can rectify my mistake. Thanks~

Vincent

mint
July 14, 2010

We saw Spain sell it’s Euro’s now we have Greece doing the same ..Hidden way of saying the currency is likely to depreciate further..Speaking as me..for now enjoy the Bulls power as it lasts..

Dith
July 14, 2010

Tom
I read your book and did a formula in excel to calculate the Fib levels. I’m not really sure if I’m doing the thing but I am successful at the moment. Another thing, how many methods are there to filter a fake break? Thanks

Dith

hsbagri
July 17, 2010

Hi Tom,
I was experimenting use of 5th Head Fake in combination with Pivot for indices by constructing OHLC using the top & bottom of waves & the sub-waves/ fractals

The range was achieved in most cases (as the levels were projected by Fibonacci)
The earliest Entry & Exit closer to projected Fibonacci level, monitored tick by tick till the 1st fractal developed
with this methodology & monitoring i tracked the trend change, turns using bigger wave down to fractals

This all done on NIFTY as a back testing for Jan 2008 Crash to the bottom in Oct2008 then up-to now

Monitoring both way with the same OHLC data values gave interesting insight into turning point through Range expansion/ contraction behavior

Degree of accuracy can be improved using the above method since we not sure of exact target level especially the timed targets (beside Fibonacci)

Wave Count & Fibonacci ratios projection have no parallel

I am still breaking head with timed price projections (He lies buried with his master formula / number with him-WD GANN )

hammy
July 27, 2010

Hey Tom,
A bit off topic but what is your take on this Farhan guy with his system called Forex Child’s Play using just 3 EMA’s and a homemade indicator to pick entry and exit points for trades. He claims to make 2 million in a year using this system. Have you heard of this ? Thanks.

Tom Strignano
July 29, 2010

Hammy
No, but Forex Sure isn’t for children, and certainly not child’s play.

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