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- tooloud replied Feb 28, 2013
Start with D1. When you get a signal on D1 go to the H4 and start looking there for a signal in same direction. It may take days. For example on 15th Feb the D1 crossed to give short. Then on 19th and 20th there were similar crosses on H4 also ...
- tooloud replied Dec 5, 2012
Try this one: Daily back to April 2011 I have added a couple of extra levels
- tooloud replied Aug 17, 2012
Just watch TBBT - most of you are there in one form or another! Your best chance is to be a Leonard or a Howard
- tooloud replied Feb 23, 2010
Simple? — It may have started off that simple, but give it a couple of weeks on this forum and it will be tweaked to the optimum of imperfection.
- tooloud replied Dec 4, 2009
"Traders who average in to positions expect to be initially wrong..." I cannot believe this nonsense and just wonder whether this guy is using his own money! When you enter a trade you EXPECT TO BE RIGHT not WRONG, otherwise you would wait until a ...
- tooloud replied Oct 7, 2008
Try it with a filter. I use a similar idea and filter with a higher time-frame MA. Try putting a 195ema (as an approximation of the 15min 13ema and then only trade with the higher time frame (or a 780ema to approximate the 60min). Most of the ...
- tooloud replied Mar 8, 2008
Sorry chaps, did mean to reply but had to go out. Hopefully attached is example mentioned. The method was presented in a video which I received in an email from forexmentor wanting me to buy the macd course. These things do normally present ...
- tooloud replied Mar 7, 2008
Example — There was a good example today at 8.35am London time.
- tooloud replied Mar 7, 2008
What is 4 sisters — Briefly: Plot 800ema, 400ema, 200 ema, 100ema. Can use any timeframe but he (Frank Paul) uses 3min to trade with 15min to validate. Also uses SMI indicator to show peaks and valleys (could use MACD or zero lag MACD) and ...
- tooloud replied Dec 5, 2007
Just had another look at post 17 and noticed that if you had used ADX rather than DMI it would have told you that momentum was low at that point. Maybe it is worth considering some kind of momentum indicator. Regards
- tooloud replied Dec 5, 2007
Post 17 — 2 things occur to me about your losing example: 1. The QQE is running horizontally at the 50 level immediately prior to your entry. When I've used the QQE I 've preferred to see it move from a higher or lower level so that the ...
- tooloud replied Sep 4, 2007
Forgot to say that I only trade the GBP/USD and EUR/JPY and keep out of the news. I have also spent many many hours watching them so have started to understand some of the nuances. Regards
- tooloud replied Sep 4, 2007
I think we all see things a little differently so that is why even the best methods fail for some. I'm a bit the other way in that I try to trade as little as possible so often miss trades. The key point though, is that simple methods often tell us ...
- tooloud replied Sep 4, 2007
It took me a while but now I'm a simplicity zealot. For those who find 2 moving averages devilishly complicated why not try my method of using only 1? I now use just a 10ema (5 or 8 is just as good). When it cuts through price you have a signal. If ...
- tooloud replied Aug 23, 2007
Slightly off topic I suppose, but are you aware that the EUR/JPY also respects these pivots just as well? Just had a fabulous move from the R1 at 157.15 to the R2 at 158.12. Very fast moves such as this are quite a frequent feature. Japanese traders ...
- tooloud replied Aug 15, 2007
On BB reversals, look for a close outside the bb followed by a close inside the bb. So if price has been declining you should look for a close below the lower bb followed by a close above the lower bb. Price will then tend to gravitate to the other ...
- tooloud replied Jun 13, 2007
Fair enough Vynner. I use Stochs and RSI to get out. It is not an expensive purchase and certainly not a scam so I accept your point. Just not a great moving average fan. Best regards, Tooloud
- tooloud replied Jun 13, 2007
The forexproindicator works ok, especially if you filter it for overall direction. It creates a channel based on the (normally) most recent swing high and low before 0700 UK time and entering the channel break with a trailing stop-loss. You can work ...
- tooloud replied Nov 17, 2006
Possibly worth considering is avoiding prices ending in zero to initiate or stop trades. I was taught to always avoid this. Both yesterday and today the open (on my platform, but not necessarily all) ended in a zero.
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