Alien's Extraterrestrial Visual Systems

imo your approach is wrong and i've told you why i think that, little tf lead bigger ones, you cannot skip lower TF in this method or it's just betting (and another strategy would suit you better) and that's normal because it's a trend and wave following system.


basically if you want to enter on minimum h4 positions, there is no problem BUT you must look m1 , be that as it may.

I explain you with a schema, it's important that you understand that :

Is this GU gonna Chill?

I apologize, but where do you see here the noise on the Stock Market, who is to blame if you do not see price movements on m1
This is money, traders like us.

Can someone tell me where this indicator is?
Thanks you!

ADX Dashboard

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Thanks you!
Can you share that indicator?

Here you have

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CAN YOU CHECK THE PARAMETER HELP ME? IS IT ACCURATE?
AGAIN, THANK YOU.
WISH YOU MANY GREEN PIPS!

Yes, parameters are correct.

[quote = sergeym; 12970511] {quote} Có, tham số là chính xác. [/ quote]
THANKS PRO!

That Attached Link isnt working Mate

I need you Alien.. Where are you ? I need your help

An overview for our alien traders:
"The main catalyst behind EUR/USD’s rally remains the dollar dynamics, with the macro updates from both continents offering little impetus to the markets, as the risks trends dominate. On Wednesday’s agenda, the traders will watch out for the Euro area Final Services PMIs and German jobs data. Meanwhile, in the NA session, the US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI and Factory Orders data will stand out and offer some fresh cues on the dollar trades. The G7 conference call due later will also remain in focus, as all eyes remain on Thursday’s European Central Bank (ECB) monetary policy decision for the next direction in the major. The Cable traders wait for further developments of the ongoing Brexit talks, as well as UK Services PMI, for fresh impetus. In addition to the anticipated break of Brexit deadlock, UK PM Boris Johnson’s rush to take control of the coronavirus (COVID-19) action also pleased the Cable buyers during early-Asia. While the European Union’s (EU) Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier’s push for Brexit extension reignited concerns of a soft Brexit, a surge in the UK’s virus-led death toll to 50,000, the highest in the world, on Tuesday pushed the UK PM to take charge of things. Traders are now waiting for the UK Services PMI for May, expected 28 versus 27.8 while also keeping eyes on the Brexit headlines. It should additionally be noted that the US calendar is a heavy one to follow during the later part of the day. In this regard, Westpac said, “In the US, Westpac anticipates that the ADP private payrolls survey will show a further 8,000,000 jobs were lost over May. Factory orders (market f/c -13.4%) and durable goods orders (final, market f/c -17.2%) should confirm that investment and related orders cratered in April. Finally, the May ISM non-manufacturing survey is expected to reveal a modest recovery to 44.4.”
The ongoing optimism over the global economic recovery and the resultant risk-on rally in the equities emerged as the main driver for the recent rally in USD/JPY. The bullish growth narrative combined with the technical breakout on the hourly chart helped the major breakthrough the two-week long-range trade. However, the latest leg down in the pair could be likely associated to the relentless selling seen in the US dollar across the board, as the risk-on mood dampens the safe-haven appeal of the greenback. Moreover, the yen picked up a small bid on the reports that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) is considering doubling the financial aid for the small business hit by the coronavirus pandemic, collaborating with the USD/JPY drop. Over the last hour, the rates have stabilized amid a tepid bounce attempted by the greenback across its main competitors, with the US dollar index back above 97.50 from fresh three-month lows of 97.41. Attention now turns towards the US ISM Services PMI and Factory Orders data for further incentives while risk trends will continue to have a major bearing on the spot."

ALIEN ZONE

The Asian session was kind today.

GJ RenoA

there had a lot of entries on dax these last days. Here is an exemple on dax of a trade where you can enter m1 and at same time higher TF.

My entry on M1 would have probably stopped BE (not 100% sure but let's admit for the example) , BUT, my M5 entry was really nice ! (green line entry, red line exit). That trade was around 4-6 Risk reward ratio !

the entry on the 2 TF was at 2h31 - 5 june, that's what i explained some weeks ago, if you think the set up on an TF is good, put the SL on this TF but enter always according to little TF (m1 here).

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Outlook for the alien traders:
"The negative sentiment on the global markets amid rising new cases of coronavirus in the Americas, Germany, Australia and China continued to fuel the safe-haven demand for the greenback across the board. On the EUR-side of the equation, the shared currency remains vulnerable after the US said it’s considering imposing new tariffs on $3.1 billion of imports from the EU and the UK, in light of the aerospace subsidies. In response, Brussels criticized the US tariffs by saying that it will be ‘very damaging’. However, the bulls could be offered some respite from the expectations on the European Union (EU) recovery fund. The European Central Bank (ECB) monetary policy meeting’s minutes could also save the day for the common-currency. GBPUSD fails to cheer the recent Brexit-positive signs amid the broad greenback strength backed by risk-off sentiment. Though, a light calendar before the US session pushes traders to search for fresh clues concerning the coronavirus (COVID-19) and trade wars for near-term direction.Other than the Brexit optimism, global praise of the UK’s COVID-19 combat, vaccine test and easing of the lockdown restrictions are some extra positives favoring the pound pair. Furthermore, no deadline for the UK-US trade deal talks makes it more lucrative versus Japan’s six-week time limit. Market watchers may now keep eyes on the UK’s reaction to the bloc’s step forward as well as the trade-negative signals from the US to determine immediate pair moves. Also important will be the US pandemic updates and latest data concerning the Jobless Claims and Durable Goods Orders. The market mood turned sour as most major economies seem to be tore between hopes related to easing lockdown measures and fears of a second coronavirus wave, as cases in the US keep on rising".

Hi jpadvisor,

i've noticed that i'm holding trades longer, sometimes 1 week or longer. day-trades are very tricky because trading within a day it's all about news.
how much time need your trades? weeks, or day-trade? or both?
the problem with long trades, i only trade 10-15 trades a month. seeing good long trades are rare.

Hi Alien friend,
personally I'm a daytrader, that means that everyday I scan all favourable markets (according to news) to find good deals (and there are every day!).
Usually my trades are closed during the day or the day after. Ony sometimes I try a longer trade and in that occasion I use to have swap in my favour.
Cheers