Nice entry. See also the Mouteki System for a good tp projection. Cheers, k

I still use TradingView, now as a paying user. Very worth it for quick idea scripting and portability. k

I have a completely different method. But get the same number. k

I project the bottom in DJI at ~$5k, back to the mid 90s era. k

Imho, the bottom of DJI move is at around $5000. (again, I hope I am wrong) k

Damn. image

In principle this is true at any tf. However, the lower tfs are somewhat chaotic. I used this for manual trading on oil at 30min and 1h charts, when there is most volatility (normaly the overlap of London and NY sessions). Cheers, k

Great trading, good luck! k

Oil might launch up now. k edit: or drag on a bit longer... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Kid, your charming personality will almost certainly get you banned (note that every high ranking member can suspend you temporarily) as your post can easily be interpreted as a threat. Tread carefully. (I suggest deleting your post, in which case I ...

As far as I can see, this person seems to be doing a similar thing, on a large real (!) account. I am actually quite curiously following the outcomes of these two explorers. Not my style, but I find it fascinating. Cheers, k

It is not super-important because this is a demo account, but I would suggest the following modification to this strategy: When you see candles of this type (i.e. almost full body candles) on the daily TF going in the direction opposite of your ...

Now I think you're getting into a problematic situation in G/J. k

If you are seeking initial money to invest there are companies like topsteptrader/topstepfx that will provide you with money if you can prove profitability. k

I wish you all the luck in the world, because you'll need it with averaging losses. Cheers, k

I think one should not rely solely on the three-candle pattern. As it was discussed initially, there ought to be an accumulation/distribution area “nearby”. How I have understood this, its algorithmic description would be more akin to looking at a ...

Attempting a buy, SL 5 cents below daily open, TP price+3$ (or end of the day, whichever comes first). k (Edit: quick S/L, waiting for the second chance...) (Edit 2: reentered buy, SL below daily low, target the same.) (Edit 3: SL. reentered buy, SL ...

My line is at the daily open. Why? Because if the price is above the daily open, the total "betting" of the day so far has gone in the upwards direction and it is optimal to bet in that direction. If shorts are to overtake, the price will go down ...

Yes. I wish to eliminate too short cycles of price which are not profitable in my strategy. Renko charts also have chop. This is one London open for oil: image

See here: url url Cheers, k