Chartgame.com: do you know it?

• 08/13/2018 at 10:54 PM #78114
  Roberto S.

  Hi all, is there anyone using Chartgame.com to train for price action?
  If yes, did you see any improvement in your discretionary trading?
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  08/14/2018 at 10:25 AM #78131
  GraHal

  No but I just will be having a go, I just took a quick look!

  I love anything new, thanks for letting us know! 🙂

  Ha, just made £558 in two bars!!! Best Game in Town!!! 🙂 🙂

  4 bars later, felt it was stalling so closed out with over £550 profit … love the money till sound when you win!!!!

  Got to get a loss now to see what the sound is for losing!!!! 🙂 🙂

  

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  08/14/2018 at 10:38 AM #78132
  GraHal

  I can’t lose!!! 🙂

  You reckon its like binary trading trying to lure you in  on a Demo platform or am I a born manual trader, but too shit scared to follow my instincts 100% in real life and that’s why I’m broke!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂

  (I’m not really broke)

  

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  08/14/2018 at 8:14 PM #78189
  Roberto S.

  Ah ah ah you are very good at it… I’m losing money.
  Even if this is not as good as paper trading or real money, I think it is a good exercise to speed up some instinct behaviour… what do you think?

  

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  08/14/2018 at 9:52 PM #78205
  GraHal

  Yeah I found it addictive, I won another full game after above, another 4 trades all winners! I had to switch off as I had stuff to do! I’m going to get my grandson on it!!! hahahahha

  What is annoying is that I can’t see what instrument it is … it looks like I should be trading it Live!!! hahaha

  

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  08/15/2018 at 7:25 AM #78221
  GraHal

  Players get to see the instrument symbol at the end of the game … logical else we could look back at historic trades and be a virtual billionaire! 🙂

  

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  08/15/2018 at 10:27 PM #78324
  GraHal

  It’s getting boring now … I tried swing trading for a change from Intraday! 🙂

   

  

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  08/15/2018 at 11:16 PM #78328
  Roberto S.

  Oh my God 🙂 what technics are you doing?
  Cheers
  R

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  08/18/2018 at 6:24 PM #78556
  Vonasi

  I just played my first few trades in a test game swing trading. It seems a bit easy. If only real life trading was so easy!

  

  

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  08/18/2018 at 6:46 PM #78559
  Vonasi

  Played my first full game. Still seems a bit easy! Not a single losing trade but 10.65% profit over two years is not much to jump up and down about.

  Maybe a beer and two glasses of wine didn’t help – or maybe it did!

  

  

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  08/18/2018 at 6:59 PM #78562
  Vonasi

  Second full game went a little better. I’ll stop posting them now unless I get a loser!

  

  

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  08/18/2018 at 7:21 PM #78566
  GraHal

  Can’t see the point in providing easy games for beginners as there is no charge involved … yet!! Maybe if it gets past beta they will charge?

  I had same experience and it does seem to get harder after about 5 or 6 games, but I put it down to me concentrating and trying harder and trying to to use the few Indicators there are? Whereas on my first few games I just used pure price action / bars only.

  I’ve gone back to Price only with just a slight influence by MACD and performance is going back up.

  Anybody know of any other similar Trade Simulators where (like chartgame.com ) one click provides the next bar (as opposed to waiting 5 min for a 5 min bar etc)?

  Vonasi wrote:

  10.65% profit over two years is not much to jump up and down about.

  It can’t be over 2 years as you will only have clicked < 100 times (I’ve never counted) on a daily TF??

  I think the Date Range – 2 years (you refer to) is the range they randomly choose the Instrument from? Forum discussions back this up.

  

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  08/18/2018 at 7:53 PM #78567
  Vonasi

  I was assuming that the date range shown in your results was the date range you just traded over.

  Anyway I spoke too soon and got a margin call on game 8 on the sort of stock that I would never trade.  Luckily the games bank manager seems very generous with 0% loans!

  Bored with it now…..

  

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  08/18/2018 at 8:42 PM #78570
  GraHal

  I think it’s good … how else could we try out a new strategy in about 10 mins over 100 days or so of Chart / bars.

  I just tried holding for no more than a day or few, exit as soon as decent profit!

  Does this work in real trading? Maybe on that particular instrument over that date range!? 🙂

  Attached two images are both trades on the same game and it has not ended yet! 🙂

  Looks like I need to enable my PRT Live account (than start losing again!) 🙂

  All the wins have to be to do with there being no fear (in the game) to stifle instinct??

  

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  08/18/2018 at 9:28 PM #78578
  Vonasi

  GraHal wrote:

  All the wins have to be to do with there being no fear (in the game) to stifle instinct??

  Exactly – we are all heroes with pretend money. When you are doing it with real money then a little corner of your brain makes you not place the trade or close it to early or hold on too long because it might come good because you can’t stand to be wrong.

  I think if I could play the game on the same market it would be better than throwing random markets at me – or maybe I just need to click through the markets I don’t like the look of (you get a more historical graph at the bottom) and place no trades. It is the gaming/gambling instinct to think that you always need to place a trade whereas non gamblers only place trades when they know the odds and probability is with them.

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