I don't like the TDI on the phone.. too flat and too many entries as you say
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Disliked{quote} When you trade the H4, you can get rid of the ADR on your H4 chart. When we trade H1, we pay attention to the Day Open. But when we trade the H4, we pay attention to the Week Open. (Monday Day Open is Week Open) use the Day Open and the Average Weekly Range not the ADR=Average Daily Range. watch this video Trade the Weekly Open video part2Ignored
DislikedI was checking out the assian session trade. I got in this trade a little late. However I felt there was room. I was watching eur/usd for breakout which didnt happen when i saw this setup. Another reason i took trade is look at daily and weekly. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi emmanuel, Great video, I'm still learning this system, a lot of work to be done. part1 was not a correct link,here is the right one http://www.compassfx.com/video/ip/82014/82014.html Cheers,Ignored
DislikedHi Folks, I got a few PMs asking me about my post today on trading Gold on Day chart so I put this together very quickly in very simple form. Not sure if this is good enough to explain how I do it. But when you trade the stock market and also Gold, then you must read up on Darvas trading system theory which a trading method I follow for many years. Same template using TMS 5-Method on day chart timeframe. {image}Ignored
Dislikedwow aud/usd dropping hope someone is riding it. Makes sense . They missed on CPIIgnored
Disliked{quote} when it broke its last support .7200 and with the day Inside Bar breakout confirm with the TDI RT bounce, that's how TMS PA+SR traders see the setups.Ignored
Dislikedhey emmanuel and the rest of the team looking forward in learning this way of trading after many losses I want to turn things around and become profitable hope to have u guys as support ThankyouIgnored
Disliked{quote} That comes easy when you follow the currency pair every month, every week, every day, every 4-hours,....following a simple trend trading method which is this 5-Method, keep trading rules simple, use a proven money management strategy, tame the beast inside you to be discipline, etc. .....lots of screen time needed when we want to make money.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi DD, I am not an expert but an ordinary trader who is very disciplined in following a consistent approach which is time tested. One same Big Picture and I trade all different timeframes. In trading the 4H swing, I look for trades between those Historical Swing Levels seen using the Monthly Line Chart. Once down to my trading timeframe, my chart is H4 using the 5-Method template. It is easy to see the previous Weeks on the H4 chart when we zoom out on our H4 chart. Look at the previous week Open, High, Low and Close, these are the natural...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks for posting a link to James Chens - Multiple TF Trading. This helped my understanding greatly - I am currently trying to finish a simple trade plan based on his approach (for trend identity / bias) and the 5-method. Anyway, this helped me enter a GU short today (which I'm still in = 30 pips profit) . . . . first blood with the 5-Method.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Nice. You will observe that when the trend is strong,the TDI will remain above the OverBought OB 68-level for long time. Therefore the OB/OS 68/32 rules does not really apply when you know the market type to trade.Ignored
DislikedMy question to the group is, if there is not much going on in the session, like no trades at all, do you scalp or not trade at all, the last 2 days in Euro session not much is going on, haven't taken any trades the last two days, and I am not a fan of Scalping.Ignored
DislikedAnyone struggling, please read eelfranz comments! Its his system so learn it from him!! {image}Ignored