Well, you can do the table yourself. The principle is very simple.. Supose that your main currency is USD Supose too that the price on: EUR/USD = 1,30000 GBP/USD = 1,55000 USD/JPY = 80,000 USD/CHF = 0,97000 I'll explain how it works... One lot ...

Well, i guess this technique works in all periodicities due the fractal caracteristic of the market. But note that if you work in M15 you will have to wait like 3 more for the signals and potencialy can lose some trades for signals given in M5. But ...

Hello buddies.. I know that this thread says "5min EUR/USD" but i really think that make worth put entry in others currencies too for educational purposes. Then, there's my trade made few minutes ago in a signal given by GBP/USD Profit guaranteed by ...

Well, i don't know what is the Iak's definition for trendlines. But i would draw using in average the last 15~20 candles, drawning a smaller trendline. Like this one: But take note that this is my perspective, that may diverge from Iak's perspective. ...

Is my dream to take a move like this from the start kkkk

Nice trade

Actually is, but, personally, i think that you made your entry too late

Ohh, the big trendline is another kind of study

OMG Which pair is that??

Humm, I wasn't In my chart: SMA(10) = Blue SMA(25) = Black Stroked Look again image

I Think that if M15 closes above the support this move may continue.. Let's see what EU do and let's wait for another entrance USD - Existing Home Sales in a few minutes Breaking?

That was a good trade for us, quick moves with good range and tiny stop loss I hope that there's more like this

Profit Taken +25 Pips

And here we goo... Stop Loss at BreakEven already

Which move averages are you using?

Nice profit Iak

If EU daily chart closes bellow 1,3000 today the world will enter in panic kkkk

My Take Profit was on the first support (my graph) let's see if the price try to go to the 3th support and try to break it, despite of the 3th support be a good historical support Edit: Well, one think that take part of my analisys is the RSI(4) and ...