I'm not surprised at your 5min trades....That's a nice return[/quote]
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- Feb 14, 2013 12:50pm
- TraderinSD Joined Feb 2011 | 690 Posts | Status: Trade what you see
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I cannot see the line for the opened buy/sell orders on the chart. Pls help! 9 replies
script or EA needed to buy/sell at horizontal line 8 replies
Buy Sell Script with Stop Line 0 replies
Difference between buy/sell stops & buy/sell limits 9 replies
you are looking for m5 to cross the ma's after a trending period, its a trend reversal trade.
You enter long at the break of the high or the signal bar and stops go the other side of the ma's or at the recent swing low/high..
you should trade them during london and NY,
you should use some higher tf filer... daily trend, S/r level etc etc...i'm sure many ideas would work..
tp is previous key s/r or a close back within the ma's... the idea is to let these run 4/1 r/r at least!
yeah got 33639 as a soft TP... weekly is saying it wants to get to the next monthly line down, gonna take some work to get there though
RN's
Anyone trading the smaller TFs like M1, M5, M15, and even up to M30, should be aware of round numbers (RNs). They are just as important as traditional horizontal support/resistance points, imo. And whereas yesterday's high/low can appear different from one trader's chart to the next due to broker times varying, RNs appear the same on everyone's charts.
As a general rule of thumb, placing s/l or t/p 5p away from an RN is usually good enough to either avoid or take advantage of the reaction that price often makes around an RN, and...
RN's
Anyone trading the smaller TFs like M1, M5, M15, and even up to M30, should be aware of round numbers (RNs). They are just as important as traditional horizontal support/resistance points, imo. And whereas yesterday's high/low can appear different from one trader's chart to the next due to broker times varying, RNs appear the same on everyone's charts.
As a general rule of thumb, placing s/l or t/p 5p away from an RN is usually good enough to either avoid or take advantage of the reaction that price often makes around an RN, and...
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