DislikedAll ichi lines are S/R , Span B is the strongest one , this is why we put our SL thereIgnored
are you think ichi need another indicator to improve like I ad sma 20 ?
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DislikedAll ichi lines are S/R , Span B is the strongest one , this is why we put our SL thereIgnored
Dislikedthank you
are you think ichi need another indicator to improve like I ad sma 20 ?Ignored
Dislikedthank you
are you think ichi need another indicator to improve like I ad sma 20 ?Ignored
Dislikedthe same thing that happens when you get stopped outright in a losing trade, they are bound to happen you know. The total of the three positions is equal to how much you are willing to lose on that trade, so when you open a trade you already kissed that money goodbye if you are to remain emotionally detached.Ignored
Dislikedthank you
are you think ichi need another indicator to improve like I ad sma 20 ?Ignored
DislikedI explane what I mean:
1. If we close 2 lots at 50% of the stop, we cover only 2/3 of the position. If the rest ( 1 lot) is in (-) it will be (-). We need to close the 2 lots at 66% of the stop to cover the whole position.
2. For exsample: Our risk is 30 usd (each lot 10 usd)
The first trade is (-) => we have -30 usd
The second is (+), ok, but: when we close the 2 lots at 50%, we win 10 usd. The 3 lt have to made alone at least R:R 1:1 to cover the minus from the first trade and to have something in (. What happens if it can not do that?...Ignored
Dislikedthe same thing that happens when you get stopped outright in a losing trade, they are bound to happen you know. The total of the three positions is equal to how much you are willing to lose on that trade, so when you open a trade you already kissed that money goodbye if you are to remain emotionally detached.
let's take for argument's sake the opposite view.
in the example below is a bearish kumo breakout on 1H TF. entry is @ 1.4967, SL @ the upper kumo 1.5000, and TP is a@ the 4H kumo 1.4843. we will open 3 minilots for each. Managing the trade...Ignored
DislikedI don't follow mate. The stop [using my suggestion] would be in the same place as normal. So if you made 372 pips, so did I ;-)
Stop goes in normal place as per ichi rules.
Say it's 30 pips away.
As soon as the trade has moved ONLY 15 PIPS[!!!!] in your direction, you close out 2/3rds of your position. So, after only moving a very small amount in your favour, you are in the trade RISK FREE.......... PLUS, you are able to give it the room to breathe by leaving your stop in a sensible place.
How many times have you seen your position move...Ignored
Dislikedthe same thing that happens when you get stopped outright in a losing trade, they are bound to happen you know. The total of the three positions is equal to how much you are willing to lose on that trade, so when you open a trade you already kissed that money goodbye if you are to remain emotionally detached.
let's take for argument's sake the opposite view.
in the example below is a bearish kumo breakout on 1H TF. entry is @ 1.4967, SL @ the upper kumo 1.5000, and TP is a@ the 4H kumo 1.4843. we will open 3 minilots...Ignored
DislikedSorry - I am obviously thick.
So, cheat yourselves by counting pips 2 or 3 or 4 times??
Very clever...........
If a trade moves in your direction by say 50 pips, you claim 150 pips just because you have 3 lots?
Yeah - great.
If you are too blind to see it then I genuinely feel sorry for you. I came on here with good intentions of sharing a great money management methodology.
If that's the response I get, I'll keep...Ignored
DislikedHey guys
What clues does ichi gives us to spot a ranging market?Ignored
DislikedThe Kumo is the place to avoid while trading Ichimoku ,but as long as the price is out this means a trend . following the high TFs will help you determine the ranging market from the trending oneIgnored
DislikedNo, ichi has all what you need. You have only to learn, what has ichiIgnored
DislikedI can see this is an excellent thread. That's why I read the first SIXTY pages!!! and that's exactly the reason why I was so disappointed that my first post was shot down in flames!!!
I wanted to join in, learn something and also contribute.
Anyway, let's forget all that and get on with some ichi trading!
Do you guys still avoid the London session?Ignored
DislikedI actively trade the London session. However, I agree it can be a lot more volatile. 1 reason, I'm trying to trade the longer timeframes.
TBH, I'm trying to move a little more to the commodities (Oil, gold) and indices (FTSE, SP500) as I already trade GBPUSD on an intraday basis. I just want something that allows me to trade longer term.Ignored