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  • First Post: Edited Jul 19, 2011 9:46am Dec 4, 2008 9:14am | Edited Jul 19, 2011 9:46am
No balony in here guys and gals. Just gonna have fun trading. Anyone wanting to join the major leagus come on in. I dont know how to change the thread title, but suffice to say, this is not an Inside Bar thread anymore.
Inside bar trade set up on KIWI.

My Entry .5305 T/P .5285 Stop .5340

Trade at your own risk.
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I am pulling this one off the table, It may come thru, but just to much consolodation for me
This may be a bit off track. I trade inside bars from the daily charts only. I look for false breaks. Wide stops but usually very profitable.

Anthony
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Those that can, do, those that can't, teach.
follow dibs method in the this thread.
i post similar method on it too.
Yea, but the newbys can't afford that and I am trying to help them. 1 Hr tops in here. Sorry.

Jim

Quoting pf1966
This may be a bit off track. I trade inside bars from the daily charts only. I look for false breaks. Wide stops but usually very profitable.

Anthony
Took this one earlier while out on the road. Entered at 1.2764 long. T/P is M3 Mid Pivot.

Jim
Nice share buddy...
I was one of the guys asked u about this method and glad to see it started...


Sonic
It looks like the 30 Minute is quite reasonable for the newbys, however, I will be still taking my Dailys.

Jim

Quoting sonicdeejay
Nice share buddy...
I was one of the guys asked u about this method and glad to see it started...


Sonic
This Is Still A Trading System, Although Simple, We Still Want To Try To Stay With The Predominant Trend, Or The Trend Of The Moment!!!

example Below:
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Quoting hard1head1
This Is Still A Trading System, Although Simple, We Still Want To Try To Stay With The Predominant Trend, Or The Trend Of The Moment!!!

example Below:

How often does an IB signal a change in trend? Is there a way to tell if a particular IB is going to change 'trend of the moment UP to Down?
Don't wish it were easier, wish you were better. ~ Jim Rohn
Very interesting. I have been wanting to learn this. Glad you started the thread. I will be watching to learn and hopefully make a pip or two.

Thanks

John
H1H1,

One quick question, so it's the inside bar being bearish or bullish that decides the direction of the trade? wow, that was a real noob Question.

Thanks
Below is an example of an inside bar setup for a directional change. The market is slow tonight and Im going to get a nap. Later on.

Quoting LasVahGoose
How often does an IB signal a change in trend? Is there a way to tell if a particular IB is going to change 'trend of the moment UP to Down?
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Depends on which one it breaks. We will get into that, its better if you learn thru charts.

Jim

Quoting fxstman
H1H1,

One quick question, so it's the inside bar being bearish or bullish that decides the direction of the trade? wow, that was a real noob Question.

Thanks
Quoting hard1head1
Depends on which one it breaks. We will get into that, its better if you learn thru charts.

Jim
So when trading this method say, in a ranging market. Do you ever place an order @ both top and bottom of the first bar to catch the trade when it breaks?

Have a good nap,

fxst
Quoting hard1head1
Below is an example of an inside bar setup for a directional change. The market is slow tonight and Im going to get a nap. Later on.
Maybe I'm wrong, but I understand that definition of an IB should be something like:

"An inside bar is a bar which is completely within the range of the preceding bar, i.e. it has a higher low and lower high than the bar immediately before it."

I think you are not showing IB in your examples , I undestand your IB are marked with an arrow ....

My question:

Is there another definition for IB ??? or that definiton is flexible ?? and How much flexible could be ??
Juntando pips .... esa es la idea
Yes. but its a little more Risky. We can usually tell which way to set the limit order by looking at the preceding candle, EXA; Example in my last post.

Jim

Quoting fxstman
So when trading this method say, in a ranging market. Do you ever place an order @ both top and bottom of the first bar to catch the trade when it breaks?

Have a good nap,

fxst
I have it right and yes.

Quoting [email protected]
Maybe I'm wrong, but I understand that definition of an IB should be something like:

"An inside bar is a bar which is completely within the range of the preceding bar, i.e. it has a higher low and lower high than the bar immediately before it."

I think you are not showing IB in your examples , I undestand your IB are marked with an arrow ....

My question:

Is there another definition for IB ??? or that definiton is flexible ?? and How much flexible could be ??
HardHead,

Good idea for a thread. On a systematic basis narrow range inside bars are a great tool for executing trades. Very few tools offer such a good risk to reward scenario. I hope this thread finds some interest because it has a lot of potential.
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