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- Kinko replied Aug 3, 2011
And you are the only right minded person in the world - what about following an entry with .1 or .2 pips when it is moving in a certain direction. Go is on GO for bucket shop status
- Kinko replied Feb 2, 2011
I am currently in this trade after a pinbar in the H4. A bit of a nightmare trade - the pinbar did not break the S/R but it should be OK now with no more S/R lines to act as resistance(wish me luck!)
- Kinko replied Feb 2, 2011
Hi Sohocool, What I am trying to do is to have more trades with the highest probability of success. So I trade pin bars(they are easy to identify). Now to trade pinbars successful we all know is an art on its own. The idea is to screen out pinbars ...
- Kinko replied Jan 25, 2011
Sohocool, I removed the images because they were not relevant to the Ichimoku thread. They were more relevant in a Fibonacci thread. I used your indicator but used fib numbers 8,13,21,34,55 and 89 that printed the 50% retracement of the various ...
- Kinko replied Oct 1, 2010
I entered on the M1 and moved my stoploss 8 pips in the positive and was taken out by the market.
- Kinko replied Oct 1, 2010
Now waiting for a possible retracement short entry on the GBPUSD H1
- Kinko replied Sep 30, 2010
My exit was a bit premature on this trendline break but still 60 pips OK for today
- Kinko replied Sep 27, 2010
OK lets see what is going to happen to these two after the double trendline break. Edit: EURUSD and GBPUSD both failed
- Kinko replied Sep 26, 2010
Yes - price must close on the other side to be valid - sometimes price will cross both lines but turns back and close inside the triangle - wait for it to close on the outside of the triangle.
- Kinko replied Sep 25, 2010
I see no reason why it cannot be used in the higher timeframes See the GBPUSD weekly.
- Kinko replied Sep 24, 2010
I am drawing new trendlines as time goes by and deleting old ones no longer valid. So it is an ongoing process all the time. In this instance I only kept the two trendlines I wanted to highlight and deleted all the other - to show what I wanted ...
- Kinko replied Sep 24, 2010
A multiple double cross - very strong movement
- Kinko replied Sep 24, 2010
My definition of a double cross: When you have two trendlines - one from the north(top) and one from the south (bottom) intersecting and you have the price line crossing both trendlines on the right hand side of the intersection and relatively close ...
- Kinko replied Sep 23, 2010
Another double cross - this time the M1 GBPUSD - worth more than 50 pips
- Kinko replied Sep 23, 2010
Was'nt in on this M1 AUDUSD double cross - worth more than 50 pips.
- Kinko replied Sep 23, 2010
Can be done in M1 - Below the M1 EURUSD - 47 pips
- Kinko replied Sep 23, 2010
A double cross of the EURUSD H1 - - price-cross two trendlines in a single move. Should be a nice trade - time will tell. Edit: Took profit 44 pipper
- Kinko replied Sep 22, 2010
Can be done on M1 - two trades worth 55 pips on EURUSD. I'm using the linegraph to draw the trendlines.
- Kinko replied Aug 24, 2010
Nice shorting opportunity - a 21 and 27 pips worth. Some more in it - but I take what I can get
- Kinko replied Aug 24, 2010
Thanks FXTheOne, will add this one to my screen. At the moment it is at a critical point on the H1 chart- at the two trend lines and I will try and catch it at a bounce off those two lines. Edit: It crossed the two trendlines on its way to the flat ...