Hello and welcome back! It's some years (from 2013) I see my own price action trading slowly losing edge. I think this is due to the new, quantitative oriented ways to trade Forex, ways that tend to create a less exploitable market. This compounds ...

Totally true. About one year ago I got commissioned stats about "hall of fame jobs". I had to report in average how many astronauts made to the space ships, how many pilots make it to Formula One, how many sword swingers make to the world ...

Thank you, you're very kind to reply to us little readers! I trade with price action since some years. Only stuff I have on screen is usually 1 or 2 support / resistance lines closest to price. Is this... naked enough? I have understood your next ...

Peter Brandt performance may be fully superimposed over the typical trend following strategy manager's. The last years, markets have come to be close to efficient, therefore the edge that trends provided in the past, has gone. That's why of the ...

There could be back in the late 90s, before automated technologies made technical analysis statistically worthless, including assumptions about trends continuing previous motion or about crossing indicators giving any kind of edge. These days if you ...

Hello FTI, I have been lucky enough to find your awesome thread, in a sea of quite useless other threads. I have done a number of quantitative studies, they clearly show that markets like the S&P and EUR/USD used to be trade-able back when you ...

This is why, like for other famous trading methods (i.e. trend following on daily timeframe), you are meant to keep a number of securities under scrutiny. I have about 30 currency pairs, a couple of indexes and commodities and even large cap shares ...

That trade would have been risky. I am not saying nobody could take that setup, just that in hindsight everyone is too easily able to predict the past. First of all, please draw a RN 67 level on the chart. RNs in theory are not much to talk about, ...

The time frame you perform your analysis on is important. If you find a pattern on the M chart, then actions and reactions (including retracements, breakouts etc.) have to be found on the M chart. Targets too. Had you done the analysis on the W ...

Hello, thank you for your reply! I am referring to PC's suggestion to look at a very specific daily bar close to determine whether to seek for short or long entries. I understand that going with the trend after looking at a daily chart should work ...

Anyone could pretty please reply to this question? Thanks.

I have a question. Assuming I have a typical NY close (GMT-4 / -5) broker with no ability to change the platform time zone, can I achieve an equivalent result by: 1) I open the platform on the hourly time frame. 2) I count 10-11 hourly bars from the ...

I don't know if it's good as a broker (and it is not certified as I like) but FXPro comes with good CFD chart data, very long price history. Due to that I often use them for chart analysis. Spread is mediocre, it comes with Forex, CFDs on metals, ...

CFDs are usually managed by brokers as Market Maker. Thus the CFD liquidity is only "internal" to them. Most brokers have very few customers trading on any but the most famous (i.e. S&P 500, DAX and similar) securities, you should not trade CFD with ...

Excellent. Because FXGroup does not hold the usual "Guru speaks for 2 hours and everybody else just listen". He just asks if somebody got any questions and if they have them, he answers them. There's no written canvas, there is bidirectional talk. ...

Questions like this would be most appropriate during today's webinar.

For the European guys, I think 4pm EST = 9pm GMT / 10pm CET.

You are not late, FXGroup will probably take years before he explained all what he knows. I read his posts since 2011 and yet I still know I can learn for more years. My FB page is in Italian so it'd be of limited use to you. Also, it's a "mixed ...

Trendlines provide informations, not confirmations. Even when you get a strong confluence, you have to pull the trigger (set up an order) based on confirmations, informations just reinforce confirmations and give you feedback on the quality of your ...

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