TraCop-1%

I have read,re-read and printe all the charts and files, and I still have no idea of entry points on the 4hr/daily charts..If you cannot upload a PDF file of the entry rules indicate so, and I'll stop wating my time reading this thread..

Hi sfg7th

You are determined not to waste any time! You say: " I have read, re-read and print all the charts and files, and I still have no idea of entry points on the 4hr/daily charts." I think you don't really read or understand #1, p.1. Please take note once more: You don't buck up and upload a chart with your entry and exit points on H4/daily here on this threat so that you could obtain a feedback from this community. I can't understand your demand: "If you cannot upload a PDF file of the entry rules indicate so,....". Sfg7th read this threat and you'll understand about all you are speaking about here as saying to be in the dark about s.th. und you would be informed when a *pdf. file will be published.

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TraCop-1%
Manual Trading Strategy

Indicator-Setting - TraCop-1%.zip, see #1, p.1
*Inputs: Variable: Value

TraCop-1%.zip file.

The template includes the following parameter settings.

EMA 9: Period 9 / Shift 0 / MA method: Exponential / Apply to: Close / Style: Red // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window

EMA 20: Period 20 / Shift 0 / MA method: Exponential / Apply to: Close / Style: MediumSeaGreen // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window

EMA 55: Period 55 / Shift 5 / MA method: Exponential / Apply to: Close / Style: MediumBlue // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window

EMA 120: Period 120 / Shift 5 / MA method: Exponential / Apply to: Close / Style: MediumViolet Red // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window

EMA 200: Period 200 / Shift 5 / MA method: Exponential / Apply to: Close // Style: Gray // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window

Mouteki: Common: Allow DLL imports & Allow external experts imports // Inputs*:
AlertsOn: true / Comments: true / TrendLine: true / TrendLinsStyle: 0 / TrendLineWidth: 1 / Upper TrendLineColour: LimeGreen / LowerTrendLineColour: Red / ProjectionLines: true / ProjectionLinesStyle: 2 / ProjectionLinesWidth: 1 / UpperProjectionLineColour: LimeGreen / LowerProjectionLineColour: Red / HorizontLine: true // Colors: 0 white & 1 white // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window.

Demark_trend_new: Common: Allow DLL imports & Allow external experts imports // Inputs*: showBars: 3000 / LevDP: 2 / qSteps: 1 / BackStep: 0 / startBar: 0 / TrendLine: false / HorizontLine: false / ChannelLine: false / TakeLines: false / Comments: false / Trend: 0 // Colors: 0 Crimson & 1 SeaGreen // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window.

DYNAMIC_Breakout_Daily_Range_v10: Common: Allow DLL imports & Allow external experts imports // Inputs*: Risk_to_Reward_ratio: 3.0 // Colors: 0 Black // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window.

PivotsD_v4: Common: Allow DLL imports & Allow external experts imports // Inputs*:
Indicator_On: true / Use_For_Forex: true / Use_Day_Formula: true // [ab]_: - / [ab]Part_1: Session Box Settings: / Show_Today_Box: true / Today_Box_Color: Yellow / Show_Yesterday_Box: true / Yesterday_Box_Color: Gold // [ab]_: - / [ab]Part_2: Day Candle & Price Label Settings: / Show_Day_Candel: true / Show_PriceLabel: true / PriceLabwl_StaticColor: Blue / PriceLabel_UPColor: ForestGreen / ProceLabel_DownColor: Crimson / PriceLabel_PointerColor: Black / PriceLabel_FontStyle: Arial Bold / PriceLabel_FontSize: 12 / Shift_PriceLabel_Right: 20 / Shift-DayCandle_right: 24 // [ab]_: - / [ab]Part_3: Pivot Line Settings: / note1: Start with fullscreen lines, enter '1' / note2: Start lines at Say Seperator, enter '2' / note3: Start lines at current candle, enter '3' / StartLines: 2 / EndLines_At_Current-Candle: false / CentralPivot_Color: Blue / CP_Linestyle_01234: 0 / CP_SolidLine_Thickness: 2 / Resistance_Pivots_Color: Red / R_LineStyle_01234: 0 / R_SolidLineThickness: 2 / Support_Pivots_Color: LimeGreen / S_LineStyle_01234: 0 / S_SolidLine Thickness: 2 / Show_MidPivots: true / MidPivots_Color: Olive / mP_LineStyle_01234: 2 / mP_SolidLineThickness: 1 // [ab]__: - / [ab]Part_4: Pivot Label / Settings: / PivotLabels_Color: MidnightBlue / PivotLabels_Fontstyle: arialBold / Pivotlabels_Fontsize: 9 / Show_Price_in_PivotLabels: true / note4: Show_RightMargin_Prices and / note5: Shift_Pivotlabels_PerCent_Left / note6: work only when lines are fullscreen. / Show_RightMargin_Prices: true / Shift_PivotLabels-PerCent_Left: 50 / Supordinate_Labels: false // [ab]___: - / [ab]Part:5: Today Seperator Settings: / Show_Seperator: true / Separator_Color: MidnightBlue / Separator_LineStyle_01234: 2 / Separator_SolidLine Thickness: 2 / Show_SeparatorLabel: true / SeparatorLabel_Color: Red / SeparatorLabel_FontStyle: ArialBold / SeparatorLabel_FontSize: 9 / LabelOnChart_TopBot_12: 2 // [ab]___: -** / [ab]Part_6: Data Comment settings: / Show_Data_Comment: true / Data_Comment_Background_C...: Silver / Days_Used_For_Range_Data: 30 // Colors:
0 Green – Width 1. - Style 0. / 1 Maroon – Width 1. - Style 0 / 2 Lime - Width 5. - Style 0 / 3 Red - Width 5. - Style 0 / 4 255.255.255- Width 1. - Style 0 // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window.
Note:
-**: empty field
*Inputs: Variable: Value

EMA Crossover Signal: / Common: Allow DLL imports & Allow external experts imports
Inputs*: FasterEMA: 9, Slower EMA:20, SoundON: true // Colors: 0 SeaGreen, 1 Red // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window.
Note:
*Inputs: Variable: Value

Gann_HiLo_Activator_v2: / Common: Allow DLL imports & Allow external experts imports
Inputs*: Lookback: 5 // Colors: 0 Blue // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window.
Note:
*Inputs: Variable: Value

Average Directional Movement Index: / Parameters: Period: 14 / Apply to: Close / Style: Blue / Fixed minimum: - / Fixed Maximum: - // Colors: +DI: MediumSeaGre / -DI: OrangeRed // Levels: 20 / 40 / 50 / Style: Black // Visualization: All timeframes & Show in the Data Window.

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„45 Ways to Avoid Losing Money Trading FOREX, by Jimmy Young“
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=5938

Investment Analysis
When I allow my trades a greater opportunity in its development so it might be gainful to look at Fibonacci, Support- and Resistance Lines, the ADX Levels and the EMAs on multiple timeframes, etc. See below the currency pair Singapore Dollar vs Japanes Yen and make up your mind not even without contradiction and filter out from the various timeframes a couple of possibilities for trades which might have the force for a win, when there'll be one.

SGDJPY, M30, H1, H4, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, see here #174
SGDJPY, M1, M5, M15, see #175
See further #176.

SGDJPY M1, M5, M15

Keep in View
SGDJPY, Monthly: The monthly bar has been closen on the top of its high. We'll see till springtime if currency pair hold the upside of EMA9 Line and will push further upwards.
SGDJPY, Weekly: If EMA55 resistance line will be broken there might be a favoured space for a "scroll up" impact, yet ADX, +DI & -DI shows indifferent values.
SGDJPY, Daily: The Pivot as well as resistance line has reached around 66.30 and now it's a question if prices will overrun it. May be there'll be further place until 68.25 before a bit of pull back will be seen and over 68.80 it'll be a lucky break for further highs.
SGDJPY, H4: mR3 has been reached and ADX is over the high 40-Level which could provoke a near-term price decline, if it were not for the last Candle on H1 and M30 chart the "Hammer".
SGDJPY, H1: DR2 at 66.30 is a line which will be broken first if an investment on H4 or daily chart will be done.
SGDJPY, M30 / M15: These charts attract my attention before making any medium-term decisions. Notice how the candles end up closing below past resistance.
SGDJPY, M1/M5: Could be extremely volatile in the next days as far as the trend has been qualified.

Summary: It could be an option for an excellent upward longline trend, when EMA55 will be broken on the next several weekly charts intermixed with pullbacks, so that the Singapore Dollar in a suitable position would be bought could increase in value compared to the Yen which would be sold. Singapore Dollar versus Japanes Yen seems to be an interesting investment for the next weeks and months to keep in sight.

See SGDJPY M1 - monthly further up, #175, #174.

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EURGBP, H4, M5

Look at the diagram below. As you can see, these patterns are making the way down (bearish market).
EURGBP, H4: Last candle has reached at DS1. Might be the market oscillates over time, then a reverse of course is true of the uptrend which will be seen on M5 next Sunday/Monday.
Enter Long if EMA55 will be clearly broken.

TraCop-1%- Manual Trading Strategy
USDJPY, Daily, 2010 January 02
Implementation

The Moving Average Indicator are used to help us to orient oneself where prices are at the moment. I'm not a fan to say that „EMA's help us forecast future prices“. I don't think so. And I refuse to believe by looking at the slope of the moving average, that you „could make general predicitons as to where the price will go“. No! It seems implausible. What I can say as an experienced trader is that probabilities for priceless marketentries or marketexits could be really greater at the EMA-Crossover-Points and with the guidance of GannHiLo-Indicator entry- and exit orders could be better timed and so long as bars tramp above (bullish) or below (bearish) the EMA-Lines let the win run.

USDJPY Daily chart is an ideal timeframe for this modus operandi.

Preferred trades:
L1 (Enter Long), L2 (Exit & Enter Short), L3 (Exit & Enter Long), P1 (Exit, indifferent candles and EMA 200 has been touched), L4 (Enter Short), L5 (Exit & Enter Long), L6 (Exit & Enter Short), L7 (Exit & Enter Long), P2 (Exit, EMA200 has been touched), L8 (Enter Short), L9 (Exit & Enter Long), L10 (Exit & Enter Short), L11 (Exit & Enter Long; and ADX 50 >), P3 (Exit)

Label:
O? = wins might be good enough.

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