Disliked{quote} That's very cool, not leaving anything to random as we increase our chances of estimating the direction of the price. We could use the SQ9, Gann Grid and other aspects the other way as well, no? I mean ride it until the direction changes again, no? Not putting hard take profits like Master Octive 7 entry for example to Master Octive 5? We enter at Master Octive 7 and ride the movement until we see an opposite reaction of our entry? *I'm just asking at a theoretical level because I'm still struggling with adding multiple positions in one...Ignored
What we now have is an ever useful toolbox full of useful trading tools (with a few more to go).
The ultimate goal of the QCS Methodology is to get into an entry at close to either the Upper or Lower Master Octive Zones and drive it to a target on the opposite side of the Grid with minimal DD and an RR of at least 3 or 4 to 1.
Now with the SQ9 Dates analysis we can seek out potential pullbacks, major reversals or minor retracements that might open the door to adding in additional trades or confirmation that the trend will continue or that help us in managing our open trades.
Throughout this year I will provide some comprehensive setups and trade management examples using many if not all of the tools in the QCS Toolbox.
Masterrmind...........
Master your Mind then Master your Trades
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