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What are your most profitable rules in your trading plan?

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  • First Post: May 29, 2015 12:02am May 29, 2015 12:02am
What are some rules that you use in your trading plan that has yield you a good amount of pips or prevented you from losing a lot of them?
Mine so far has been: "If h1 89 and 200 ema are bearish, look for short trades only and vice versa."
Simple yet so effective
Mine is, if Daily price > 50EMA then go long else if Daily price < 50EMA then go short. That's with a system of choice on a smaller time frame.
Only buy a currency when that country's economic indicators are trending higher
Only sell a currency when that country's economic indicators are trending lower

I haven't found a bigger edge than that, and I've looked in a lot of places
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Only make decisions on closed candles. Whether to enter, exit, or move stop, or any other rule I have I must first wait for the current candle to close.
Only place trades with the TREND.
No counter-trend trades even on retracement or pullbacks between major support and resistance levels.
sell high (retraces) in downtrend and buy low (retraces) in uptrends.
take profits when a new low (in downtrend) or high (in uptrends) is made.
only enter a trade when you're 100% sure it will be a profitable one.

if things don't go as expected, get out
Hi,

My most profitable rule is no more trading after 2 losses in a trading sessions. Usually means I am having a bad day. Best to be out.

MT
Use tight stops, know when you to get out to enter at a better price

Its all a matter of knowing when you're wrong to prevent deep losses
COT: The precious data ignored
wait for the reversal
Learn, a forex trader must, unlearn and relearn he will.
Early on when I started out, wise people said "Its not the entry, but the exits that are important" I smirked at them. I am no longer smirking
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make money.......... thats the only purpose why you do this, ignore the bullshit and stick to the purpose!
I am what Many Dream to be but only a few can achieve, im a part of the 1%
Reduce risk as soon as possible and manage the trade
Quoting Soros
make money.......... thats the only purpose why you do this, ignore the bullshit and stick to the purpose!

Exactly!!!
Solutions ONLY!!!
Use tick charts if price goes against you more than 30-40 seconds in my view get out and reenter even if it continues to rise your losses will be smaller. Also, as the market goes in your direction take of 20% off your position each big move as you will make more profit.

If you make 10-12 losses on your live account go back to demo for 1 month until your profitable again then go back to live to prevent loss of account.
Find your Favourite Pattern
Let your winners ride!
For me whatever the rule. I just keep losing.
Learn to like losses
enter on resistance/support...exit on resistance/support...
HOPING = LOSING
Stay with the plan...
Understand your plan!!! Trade with understood logic!

Understand and trade money according to plan not greed! You may only have enough to make pennies at the moment so collect pennies from the market until they become dollars.

Exit an against the plan loss as soon as you see it!

The only thing you control is risk! Once you enter the market she will do as she will. Manage ya bank!


Don't give up! Don't waist time on bullshit. Learn to see it early!
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Solutions ONLY!!!
Quoting shiva
Early on when I started out, wise people said "Its not the entry, but the exits that are important" I smirked at them. I am no longer smirking
I still think the entry is much more important than the exit because if your entry is bad no matter how good your exit is your probability of profit is low.
It's like using a bad trading plan with excellent mm, you will still lose money. Just slower.
What's your thought process or experience that makes you think that exits and more important than entries?

Quoting numbnuts
Only buy a currency when that country's economic indicators are trending higher Only sell a currency when that country's economic indicators are trending lower I haven't found a bigger edge than that, and I've looked in a lot of places
What do you use to identify and determine a trend in an economic trend?
rules of fractal & zigzag law is the best
Dangdut is a music of my country
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