Disliked{quote} A rebound possible in daily TF since it broke the upper channel. On the other hand (taper + RBA action) can push down the price even without consolidation.Ignored
IIRC, RBA will do nothing until February
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Disliked{quote} A rebound possible in daily TF since it broke the upper channel. On the other hand (taper + RBA action) can push down the price even without consolidation.Ignored
Disliked{quote} one or two invalids.. no, not really.. but it would make me look twice.. that's all...can't be that rigid..Ignored
Disliked{quote} No I didn't short E/U it's a lazy pair useful as indicator only Shorted E/A around 1.5590 and E/CAD 1.48155 when E/U spike to 1.39. E/CAD has travelled over +400 pips one way while E/U is still ranging.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Ah ok, I'm trying to put in clear term what are my criteria for entering a trade, and it's more easily said than done… If you have a little of your time to offer me, I'd like to ask you few questions on creating a check list for a trade. 1) Do you give a different weight to different criteria. For example if one have 6 indicators, can we decide that indi 1 and 2 are the most important so 3 points if they give a green flag for entering an order. Indis 3 and 4, 2 points; Indis 5 and 6, 1 point. So if I've 8 points I can click on the button....Ignored
Disliked{quote} ahh.. so hard to tell.. but yes, giving different weighs is extremely important. problem is to know WHEN some are more important than others.. I really think the art of trading is knowing what to ignore and when... You can do a check list, but you can't have it in stone.. It just doesn't work like that.. then you would have a mechanical system and all you have to do is keep on going up/down with your leverage... pretty much a money machine.. as to...Ignored
Disliked{quote} . What I was doing was using them on different time frames.. so If daylies are moving up from the bottom and they still have room to go, but h1 ones are topped, I would expect a retrace until the lower TF does its thing.. you can't use too many TFs either as you can get easily confused, especially when it comes to indis..Ignored
Disliked{quote} Ok, Thank you. Isn't it our dream For me , the trend start with the 1 or 5 minute chart, not with the daily or weekly, even if I look at them of course. Basically, almost all my trades are for the very short terms, looking for 20 or 30 pips, that's enough for me. If I got a runner, that's fine, if not, then either it reaches my target or it goes in drawdown that I can manage or the worst I was wrong and i take my losses. I've a pretty basic approach of the market. Looks like a good idea , will give a try. Thanks.Ignored
Disliked{quote} short time frames are perfectly valid ways of doing this.. kuroro is an m5 guy and he's doing very well... I'm trading the lowers too sometimes, but I'm getting lazy, so I'm moving to h1 and up.. I have to somehow stretch it overnights because the ny session is pretty crappy as you can see..Ignored
Disliked{quote} I have no time and no desire to understand the fundamental craziness of our ruling banksters, so I made mine Kill's philosophy : "Hit and Run Fast" I let the fundamental analysis for pundits. Trading TY opening is fine since the new year.Ignored
Dislikedfor whoever is interested.... stop loss... most use it to Know when they're wrong and they expect to be right or wrong to the pip... that's just wasting your time imo.. a s/l should be used for uhmm.... stopping the loss...... Just place it where the price should have no business going..Ignored
Disliked{quote} Agree! When you see the trade isn't working, get out, don't wait for SL to be hit. I'll see you all at LO tomorrow, off to do some cooking and then finish my book: http://www.amazon.com/Trading-Price-...9118842&sr=1-3Ignored