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- mksmith31 replied Nov 25, 2013
Hi EURUSDD, is there a method you suggest in finding the value to match the curve, or do you randomly choose values until you find the correct one? Thanks!
- mksmith31 replied Nov 25, 2013
Well the concept of "out of sync" or divergence is pretty solid. I have been waiting for the Stochastic to hit 0 or 100, wait for a retracement, and price shoots to a new high or low with the stochastic coming back to 0 or 100. See the example ...
- mksmith31 replied Nov 22, 2013
I am guessing this is what EURUSDD means by out of sync. Hopefully he can shed some light! image
- mksmith31 replied Nov 22, 2013
My guess is that he means "out of sync" to be divergence. Basically it looks like he was trying to create a copy of price with the stoch that he uses below. Whenever they are not moving together in the same direction or together in unison they could ...
- mksmith31 replied Nov 22, 2013
I have no idea if the picture above is what EURUSDD imagined but it worked! I will definitely be following this thread though, very interesting stuff.
- mksmith31 replied Nov 22, 2013
This is pretty amazing stuff. I saw NZDUSD out of sync last night and I am sitting +76 pips at the moment. Awesome job EURUSDD image
- mksmith31 replied Jul 16, 2013
Possible move up in Eur/Aud? image
- mksmith31 replied Jul 16, 2013
You most definitely could. You can re enter on any consolidation break but I would look for deeper consolidations as a time to put on the breaks and wait for the next move. image
- mksmith31 replied Jul 15, 2013
Here was some of today's action. I added two small items to the chart for illustration purposes. The channel is actually a SMA100 High and SMA100 Low - as that is how the Gann Hilo is calculated. However I used the indicator "allaverages" to add the ...
- mksmith31 replied Jul 14, 2013
Indicators: GannHilo - Period 100 EJ Candle Time Buy: 1. Price moves above the GannHilo and candle closes 2. Price consolidates sideways or lower allowing for a trendline to be placed 3. If price breaks the trendline up while staying above the ...
- Gann Hilo trading with Trendlines
I have worked on this system for many months. Tinkering to the point where I am very satisfied with ...
- mksmith31 replied Sep 19, 2012
Just took this M15 trade - Good luck out there! image
- mksmith31 replied Sep 18, 2012
The master GG is on Holiday (see above)
- mksmith31 replied Sep 17, 2012
I use pending orders to ensure I get the price I want. This allows me to set my risk/reward ahead of time and have my targets and stops in place.
- mksmith31 replied Sep 17, 2012
Yes that could have been a successful entry. When buying we want higher lows, when selling we want lower highs.
- mksmith31 replied Sep 17, 2012
Turns out this could have been a quick 10 pip trade (or more). I decided not to take this one though (see above). image
- mksmith31 replied Sep 17, 2012
Here is an example of a large candle in action. We could take the sell as shown by the red line (as we have a lower high in place) but we are 18 pips from semafor to entry. With a medium semafor already on the bottom, I usually let these trades go. ...
- mksmith31 replied Sep 17, 2012
I usually give it one or two candles before abandoning ship. If the next candle (after a low semafor) goes lower than the previous, the semafor will repaint, which sets up a new trade opportunity. If it doesn't break within 2 or 3 candles it ...
- mksmith31 replied Sep 17, 2012
Just took a quick 9 pips. The trend is very strong to the upside but M5 showed us a little pullback. See below: image It is up to you how to manage your trade when you are in it. When I trade a small time frame (like M5) I like to see 8 or 9 pips ...
- mksmith31 replied Sep 16, 2012
10% per week is a pretty big number! Would you be interested in sharing more specific details about the calculations or how the trend lines are determined, etc? Thanks!