DislikedDo we still add spread for "long" trade in addition to buffer of 20-pips? Can you clarify on this, please?Ignored
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DislikedDo we still add spread for "long" trade in addition to buffer of 20-pips? Can you clarify on this, please?Ignored
DislikedAce, thank you very much.
I actually has been checking and TP3 appears the most reasonable target over the time.
I am moving to B/E, then to TP1 after TP2 reached and then let it run to TP3. If it goes there of courseWho knows, it might be another losing trade.
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DislikedI actually has been checking and TP3 appears the most reasonable target over the time.Ignored
Dislikedno, the most profitable way to trade this system is to close at the end of the weekIgnored
Dislikedno, the most profitable way to trade this system is to close at the end of the weekIgnored
DislikedWhile I don't necessarily disagree with either of you, it would be interesting to see some data to back up your statements. I think what distinguished Danno96's post was compelling data to reinforce the modifications he suggested.
Without that, it's just opinion . . . in my opinion.Ignored
DislikedI know its probably the most elementary way to trade this system, but I actually have not tested that approach too much. If anyone is curious to know why, its because I always look at Risk:Reward when I see a system.
That approach may be true. Yonnie, excluding the MASSIVE drop during October last year, has your testing confirmed that it is the most profitable.
Do you know the total profit including the drop as well?
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