Dislikedhmmm...i got my SL hit pretty bad on EurGbp as well. I guess u really have to take news into consideration when trading with any method. It looked liked a perfect fakeout on EURGBP, and look what happened :.Ignored
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I believe . . .
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Dislikedhmmm...i got my SL hit pretty bad on EurGbp as well. I guess u really have to take news into consideration when trading with any method. It looked liked a perfect fakeout on EURGBP, and look what happened :.Ignored
DislikedI never doubt about the power of this system,however i looked at your way of entrance,i wouldn't call it reliable,it's still a little ambiguous. I guess you need to work out on a better way of trade- entering.Despite that im giving you a thumb up. You had your original view towards the problem,thats what i liked,and thank you for sharing the system.wish it worked well.Ignored
DislikedI never doubt about the power of this system,however i looked at your way of entrance,i wouldn't call it reliable,it's still a little ambiguous. I guess you need to work out on a better way of trade- entering.Despite that im giving you a thumb up. You had your original view towards the problem,thats what i liked,and thank you for sharing the system.wish it worked well.Ignored
Disliked{quote} you must be a system trader, used to precise entries executed by an EA... the methods outlined in this thread are for discretionary traders... i am not knocking or suggesting one over the other, but you should know that two traders trading the exact same method may have slightly different entries when trading manually.Ignored
Disliked{quote} You are absolutely correct. But beyond the language barrier I am trying to gauge if he is actually confused about the entry part. There is discretion to the method, but I can't recall if I left the entry part so open as to literally confuse someone and make him feel insecure and uncertain. I am eager to seek some clarification from this dude. g.Ignored
I think the most profound thought from a recent Inc. Magazine interview with Paul Graham was his response to a question about bad habits shared by YC founders:
They don’t realize how independent they can be. When you’re a child, your parents tell you what you’re supposed to do. Then, you’re in school, and you’re part of this institution that tells you what to do. Then, you go work for some company, and the company tells you what to do. So people come in like baby birds in the nest and open their mouths, as if they’re expecting us to drop food in. We have to tell them, “We’re not your bosses. You’re in charge now.” Some of them are freaked out by that. Some people are meant to be employees. Other people discover they have wings and start flapping them. There’s nothing like being thrown off a cliff to make you discover that you have wings.
Dislikedallow me to inject my personal beliefs - no matter how good the method we as individuals must make the method our own or we will fail. So finding the sweet spot for entries is ultimately the job of each individual trader. Discretionary methods require you to think on your own. i just read the following and think it might be applicable to trading - your on your own - there is nobody sitting over your shoulder saying "enter now" I think the most profound thought from a recent Inc. Magazine interview with Paul Graham was his response to a question...Ignored
You simply cannot completely ignore fundamentals, and oh how I whish it wasn't so!
DislikedHi guys, correct me if I am wrong 1. EURGBP - It is confirmation of SFP {image} 2. AUDNZD. On weekly chart pinbar is still valid. On D1 if the price will break FTA @ 1.14 can go south {image} {image} 3. EURCAD. Looks like we will have large move..., but which side? {image} 4. GBPCHF. Price closed below previous closes. On the other hand the price is exactly @ FTA {image} 5. CHFJPY {image}Ignored