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  • #2,801
  • Apr 20, 2013 4:57pm Apr 20, 2013 4:57pm
i guess you can still open position in the opposite direction on 2nd account if hedging is not allowed. probably not the same psychologically but same effect financially
  • #2,802
  • Apr 20, 2013 5:03pm Apr 20, 2013 5:03pm
Guys, if you want to lock you just have to use a non-US broker that allows hedging, like I do, no big deal really. You living in US doesn't mean that you have to use only US brokers.

As an American citizen you have to pay your taxes, that's what matters. Which broker you use is none of the governments' business.
Gentlemen always play by the rules. If they can't, they change the rules.
  • #2,803
  • Apr 20, 2013 10:11pm Apr 20, 2013 10:11pm
Favorite, do you have any non-US brokers who allow accounts from those living in the US that will allow hedging? Thanks Lynn
  • #2,804
  • Apr 21, 2013 1:14am Apr 21, 2013 1:14am
Quoting dnabrasil
ok my friends, i'd like to leave you with some thoughts for the weekend.... you know i like to do calculations: to lower our risk as much as possible, we could take into consideration to not use the stop loss, well, we won't enter every moment in the market, we have to follow Fav's beautiful sytem, but we could consider our stop our account, BUT we use as a stop 500, yes f-i-v-e-h-u-n-d-r-e-d !! pips, so: if i have a 1000 $ account i divide it by 500---- 1000/500=2 our $/pips will be 2, lot size 0.2 well, now you have to do ONLY 18, yes e-i-g-h-t-e-e-n,...
$1000 account with 500 pips SL for 0.2 lots, when the market goes against you and hit your SL your account balance is zero! So the SL is useless. Maybe I need more clarification.
  • #2,805
  • Apr 21, 2013 1:26am Apr 21, 2013 1:26am
Quoting Favorite
condor666, I myself don't trade counter-trend. I'm proud of the guys who counter-trade using pattern "TMA M1 beyond TMA M5/M15", but as I said I don't use this pattern for trading, I use it for exits. But that doesn't mean that they should stop trading this way - obviously they really MASTERED this method and they are very good at it, so why stop if it makes money?
IMO,That pattern even if you only have 5 pips TP and 3 pips net(depending on your broker), and say you can trade only 2 patterns every day, thats 6 pips(6%) of your account. 132% for a month( much more if you compund) which no banks can give you that interest . But again my biggest problem is my greed . This Im going to master to control and its not easy
  • #2,806
  • Apr 21, 2013 1:31am Apr 21, 2013 1:31am
I donīt know when my posts are going to be in the thread because I am a "new member", but thanks to answer my question about LOCKs without read it, hehe.
Locks = Hedging?
  • #2,807
  • Apr 21, 2013 3:39am Apr 21, 2013 3:39am
Hi everyone,

I try to practice with LFH Trading Simulator, but it looks like, that the TMA 5Min channel and the TMA 15Min channel looks different then in a forward test. Is there any way to calculate the TMA 5 and TMA 15 from 1 minute data? I think because the LFH simulator can use only 1min datas/candles, and TMA 5 and TMA 15 needs data from 5min and 15min candles.
thanks for the help
  • #2,808
  • Apr 21, 2013 3:47am Apr 21, 2013 3:47am
Quoting lbhales
Favorite, do you have any non-US brokers who allow accounts from those living in the US that will allow hedging? Thanks Lynn
I answered via PM
Gentlemen always play by the rules. If they can't, they change the rules.
  • #2,809
  • Apr 21, 2013 3:50am Apr 21, 2013 3:50am
Quoting mario777
IMO,That pattern even if you only have 5 pips TP and 3 pips net(depending on your broker), and say you can trade only 2 patterns every day, thats 6 pips(6%) of your account. 132% for a month( much more if you compund) which no banks can give you that interest . But again my biggest problem is my greed . This Im going to master to control and its not easy
Yes, this pattern works, and setting small targets is a smart thing to do.
Gentlemen always play by the rules. If they can't, they change the rules.
  • #2,810
  • Apr 21, 2013 4:07am Apr 21, 2013 4:07am
Quoting tonimg
Has anyone tried to do partial exits?
tonimg, I personally don't use partial exits, I believe in my TMAs and I believe that most of the times TMAs show the most profitable exit.

Quoting tonimg
I have studied PA for a little, watching some videos of Al Brooks, but when I opened the Lance Beggs books and I saw more than 600 pages... is it necessary to read this PA manual or it should be enough with the al brooks summary in his videos? I read some comments in this post as post 2598 that I didnīt know with my PA knowledge, I will detect this kind of problems after the Lance Beggs book???
I can't say anything about Al Brooks (it is impossible to know all the PA authors), but I'm glad that you paid attention to post 2598. If Al Brooks didn't give you the knowledge of the pattern I showed in post 2598 that means his course is incomplete.

The problem with most of the PA courses - most of them are just compilations of the other, the older courses. Even bigger problem - most of the PA courses are not about PA at all! I understand that it sounds funny, but that's true! There are a lot of "PA" books and "PA" courses that talk about Japanese candlesticks and their patterns! Please understand - Japanese candlesticks are Japanese Candlesticks and Price Action is Price Action!

I recommended Lance Beggs because his course IS about the REAL Price Action and because it is the best Price Action course available. The pattern I showed in the post 2598 is from Lance Beggs' volume 2.
Gentlemen always play by the rules. If they can't, they change the rules.
  • #2,811
  • Apr 21, 2013 4:12am Apr 21, 2013 4:12am
Quoting killerno
Hi everyone, I try to practice with LFH Trading Simulator, but it looks like, that the TMA 5Min channel and the TMA 15Min channel looks different then in a forward test. Is there any way to calculate the TMA 5 and TMA 15 from 1 minute data? I think because the LFH simulator can use only 1min datas/candles, and TMA 5 and TMA 15 needs data from 5min and 15min candles. thanks for the help
well, as I wrote here already, I think that the problem is not with the timeframe, but with coding of these indicators. I'm not a mql coder so I dont know where the problem could be, but 5min and 15min takes informations from future, from data stored in your comp. The 1min is fine.
I found out this problem when I was backtesting, but had a big gap in stored data feed and M5 with M15 started to curve out of chart screen couple of hours in advance....
So then I took couple of screen shots at live market a compared it with visual backtesting at the same timepoint. 1M TMA is the same, but 5M and 15M TMA behave really differently - they predict the market according stored future data.
Maybe some coder here can help to solve this problem.
  • #2,812
  • Apr 21, 2013 4:14am Apr 21, 2013 4:14am
Quoting tonimg
I have a question cause I dont know if I am understanding it correctly... When you say LOCK a pair, you mean to not operate it for a while???
No, not exactly!

I don't lock the pair, I lock the price! If I have a lock for EurJpy and I see a good EurJpy entry I just enter and I operate as though there is no lock at all. When I see an excellent entry that I believe can help me to unlock the lock, then I unlock the lock.
Gentlemen always play by the rules. If they can't, they change the rules.
  • #2,813
  • Apr 21, 2013 4:15am Apr 21, 2013 4:15am
Quoting emiel2303
Favorite i wanna thank you so much for your contribution. I've learned so much. But even more important..I made green pips since years! To all readers: i wish everybody a lot of green pips too.
emiel2303, thank you and welcome aboard!
Gentlemen always play by the rules. If they can't, they change the rules.
  • #2,814
  • Apr 21, 2013 4:19am Apr 21, 2013 4:19am
Quoting tonimg
I donīt know when my posts are going to be in the thread because I am a "new member", but thanks to answer my question about LOCKs without read it, hehe. Locks = Hedging?
Yes, you can say Locks = Hedging

tonimg, I think after the first 5 or 7 posts the new member can post live, without pre-moderation.
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  • #2,815
  • Apr 21, 2013 4:27am Apr 21, 2013 4:27am
Quoting killerno
Is there any way to calculate the TMA 5 and TMA 15 from 1 minute data?
killerno, you can put 3 different TMA M1 on the same chart and try to change the second TMA's settings so the second TMA would imitate the TMA M5's behavior, and try to change the third TMA's settings so the third TMA would imitate the TMA M15's behavior.

But saying it is much easier than doing it...

You can play with "HalfLength" and "ATRMultiplier" settings.
Gentlemen always play by the rules. If they can't, they change the rules.
  • #2,816
  • Apr 21, 2013 4:30am Apr 21, 2013 4:30am
Quoting Favorite
I can't say anything about Al Brooks (it is impossible to know all the PA authors), but I'm glad that you paid attention to post 2598. If Al Brooks didn't give you the knowledge of the pattern I showed in post 2598 that means his course is incomplete. The problem with most of the PA courses - most of them are just compilations of the other, the older courses. Even bigger problem - most of the PA courses are not about PA at all! I understand that it sounds funny, but that's true! There are a lot of "PA" books and "PA" courses that talk about...
Just a side note, as I happen to read Al Brooks' books recently. His books are all about chart reading and price action. No fancy candle names and such. Personally, I like his way of reading the charts. The books are somewhat tedious to read though and he only focuses on a single chart (no MTF analysis). Of course, you can always apply the same principles on a higher/lower timeframe and do it yourself.

Best regards,
Barbossa
  • #2,817
  • Apr 21, 2013 4:35am Apr 21, 2013 4:35am
Quoting Barbossa
Just a side note, as I happen to read Al Brooks' books recently. His books are all about chart reading and price action. No fancy candle names and such. Personally, I like his way of reading the charts. The books are somewhat tedious to read though and he only focuses on a single chart (no MTF analysis). Of course, you can always apply the same principles on a higher/lower timeframe and do it yourself. Best regards, Barbossa
Thank you, Barbossa, that's nice to know!

Probably tonimg didn't find the pattern I showed because he studied Al Brooks' videos, not the books.
Gentlemen always play by the rules. If they can't, they change the rules.
  • #2,818
  • Apr 21, 2013 5:51am Apr 21, 2013 5:51am
Quoting Favorite
Thank you, Barbossa, that's nice to know! Probably tonimg didn't find the pattern I showed because he studied Al Brooks' videos, not the books.
Thats it, The books are very big for me because of English!! I need 4x your time to understand the same amount of text I will check again some videos, study them and not only to watch them, and if I need more I will start with Lance Beggs books ((if Favourite has not finished the pictures summary!!))

Thanks for all the answers!
  • #2,819
  • Apr 21, 2013 6:28am Apr 21, 2013 6:28am
Hi Favorite,

thanks for the answer. I dont really know how the TMA indicator works, but I am thinking the same way as you.
For example the M15 200ema is about the same value as an H1 50ema ( 200 * 15min/60min = 50).
But I dont know this works same in TMA indicator or not. Gonna play with it
Quoting Favorite
killerno, you can put 3 different TMA M1 on the same chart and try to change the second TMA's settings so the second TMA would imitate the TMA M5's behavior, and try to change the third TMA's settings so the third TMA would imitate the TMA M15's behavior. But saying it is much easier than doing it... You can play with "HalfLength" and "ATRMultiplier" settings.
  • #2,820
  • Apr 21, 2013 6:34am Apr 21, 2013 6:34am
Quoting killerno
I dont really know how the TMA indicator works, but I am thinking the same way as you. For example the M15 200ema is about the same value as an H1 50ema ( 200 * 15min/60min = 50).
Exactly! You got it!

Quoting killerno
Gonna play with it
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