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- strbac replied Mar 27, 2020
It seems that you have the wrong definition of trend. Trend is simply a move from point A to point B. 11 heads or tails IS A TREND. As long as there is movement , there are trends. As long as price moves from point A to point B, you can capture some ...
- strbac replied Mar 25, 2020
The only thing you have proven here is that even a random walk generates movement. Random walk still generates a trend. Random walk still moves away from any reference line (eg. a moving average). url Now, if random walk generates trends, the ...
- strbac replied Feb 26, 2018
This is how you should trade the markets. video
- strbac replied Sep 29, 2017
A lot of people here just talks without ever trying CPs concepts. Have you put to the test anything that he said? Guess not, but you are still talking and talking. About the roulette thing and the reference line, did you try to make a simulation and ...
- strbac replied Oct 12, 2016
Hi Neio, Thanks for sharing this. The way I see this: When the price is under/above the channel (middle line is our reference point) we look for a pullback to enter, zig zag shows the pullbacks. If the price is above it, we wait for a pullback to ...
- strbac replied Jul 25, 2016
Thank you Skenobi. I actually just wanted to know is this kind of system used by any of institutional traders, nothing more. Don't need a review.
- strbac replied Jul 23, 2016
These 2 methods are based on the theory that the price will move away from any given reference point. file file The first one has a static reference point - the weekly open. The second is with a dynamic reference point - ema tunnel. I would ...
- strbac replied Jul 22, 2016
Hi Skenobi, What is your opinion on tunnel trading? Have you ever seen anyone using this type of trading? Thanks
- strbac replied Jul 13, 2016
Thanks FxBreath.
- strbac replied Jul 13, 2016
How about this way: image What do you think?
- strbac replied Jul 12, 2016
Anyone have a good idea about trade management after we enter at the line with the goal of minimising losses and maximising profits?
- strbac replied Jul 12, 2016
How would you define the right m/m and r/m for this kind of trading? What kind of rules? Thanks for your help.
- strbac replied Jul 12, 2016
The mas are 10 to 200 wma, spacing 10.
- strbac replied Jul 12, 2016
What did I miss? Thank you.
- strbac replied Jul 11, 2016
We are taking only longs if the trend is up. We have strong wind pushing the price up, so the price should go up from our reference point. If we are stopped out we reenter to take advantage of the fact that the price will always move away from our ...
- strbac replied Jul 11, 2016
We can base our exit on several things: 1. loss of momentum - yellow ma group goes back inside previous ma groups, or ma2 crosses ma3. Interior mas provide trend and momentum quality. 2. or predetermined TP exit like 10 or 20 pips, considering stop ...
- 95% of the time Price will close above or below the open price
"95% of the time Price will close either above or below the opening price. Less than 5% of the ...
- strbac replied Jul 8, 2016
The risk is much smaller at B, but A is safer. Trading includes trade offs. A or B, the stop will be caught, that's the ugly truth.
- strbac replied Jul 7, 2016
I really do not understand what you are saying here. Can you be more specific please? Thanks
- strbac replied Jul 7, 2016
By sitting tight - holding longer with the prevailing trend and momentum. If your risk is 3 pips then hold with the trend for maybe 10 or more pips for a good R:R.