DislikedNot all trades are winner - you have to learn to accept you losses.
Also, good setups result, usually, in fast/hard moves.....Ignored
Thanks Sir!
James16+Rayanmcd(Jan kone) and ME 7 replies
DislikedNot all trades are winner - you have to learn to accept you losses.
Also, good setups result, usually, in fast/hard moves.....Ignored
DislikedHello Nos,
i cant see why it will help YOU if u look for others who lost on the same trade.
what will help u finding the reasons why u took this trade in the first place.
observations:
-the pin is small. look at the surrounding bars.
-technically speaking, that pin seemed to have closed(cant see clearly) below the previous bar.
-the pin is in traffic (not at a swing high/low)
-midBB & red ema is FLAT, so price can go either way.
-pin is in the middle of midBB & lowerBB. this is the second time i mentioned this 'today'. [b][u]imho, if u want a bullish...Ignored
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Go to post 1 and re-read before ignoring people who try to help you.Ignored
DislikedThings are really 100% clear with trading. 100 traders will see the same chart in 100 diff. ways. You have to know WHY you are asking certain questions, what sort of answers (and what for) you are looking for.
Ultimately, you'll have to figure out YOURSELF what's right (what's works) for YOU.
Consider the market as thick fog.
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If you DO need an answer, Ryan's rules are dead simple. There is no need to make things look complicated. If a bar looks like a pinbar to you, trade it. If you are right, you'll learn something. If you are wrong, you'll...Ignored
Dislikedalso would add that time of day probably played a role in this trade..Ignored
DislikedHello crakajack,
this is the internet. we ALL have FREE WILL.
so PLEASE do not try to impose upon us your own desire/s.
we do not need to think like all other traders. there is NO NEED TO FOLLOW THE HERD.
use candles if u want to; say shooting star if u want to. u are free to do so.Ignored
QuoteDisliked...and this bullshit,...
DislikedLOL. u crack me jack.
why do u feel there's a need to differentiate a little more? we have charts for that. by looking at the charts, we can visualize if the pinbar is bullish or bearish, (in YOUR world, shooting star or hammer). therefore, we can just say pinbar & show a chart &/or look at your own chart. how hard is that for u to do??Ignored
Disliked& besides, not everyone is familiar with candlestick terms & not everyone uses candlesticks (there's your bullsxxt) AND i always hear jankone in my mind saying the words 'simple, simpler, & simplicity'....Ignored
DislikedApart from the entry rules, it is important to see (a) the context of where the setup occurs, and (b) possible scenarios (if you think you KNOW what is going to happen, you are asking for trouble - read "Trading in the zone").
As for the scenarios, it helps to analyze the current situation "backwards". E.g. when "blue arrow" PB occurred, it would be natural to expect some continuation of the prior trend (red arrow), e.g. re-test of prior High (the "white arrow" move). That's a good logic, and we can enter into a trade on that basis.
However,...Ignored
DislikedTurnip your observations were certainly not ignored and infact were most helpful as they made me re-evaluate my trade from another's perspective.
To disagree with is not to ignore.
Apologies if I offended - that was not my intention.
Steve.Ignored
DislikedApart......(typically, Shorts are more "fierce" than upward moves - perhaps something to do with the gravity (just kidding)).
To sum it up, if - when entering or after entry - we keep two possible scenarios in head, we'll avoid unnecessary losses and will ride our winners for longer.Ignored