Here's a cherry-picked example (I hate it when people do this - it shows a false view of how easy trading is!)
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Guppy Multiple Moving AverAge,GMMA 47 replies
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HELP! GMMA (Guppy's Multi-Moving Averages) Trading Mehod 3 replies
DislikedHere's another live trade using the GMMA strategy. When I noticed it today I saw we had a decent pullback and figured a trade was in order, even though it wasn't as soon after the signal point as I would like. I used a buy stop order. Hopefully it's got far enough to go to get me away from the danger zone and then I can just trail the stop until it's done. {image}Ignored
Dislikedthe rsi and few other indicators which i tried for better entries and/or exits are posted in other threads but they are all there in my profile.Ignored
DislikedAaah I have been reading throught the thread over the holidays and maybe interpreted it differently regarding the pinch points. I took it that the initial pinch expanding is the signal and a second pinch/expand is the confirmation of entry. I have popped it on a couple of your charts : {image}{image}Have I been intepreting things incorrectly or is this just a slightly "safer" method?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Snowdonred, the secondary pinch you identified is not my kind of pinch :-). I would call that a pullback to the MAs and it is a good place to enter a trade. My definition is based on calculating the total or aggregate value of the gaps between all of the EMAs including the 200 EMA AND current price, ideally. The lower the score, the tighter all those EMAs are to each other. I'm sure there's an app that can do that, but it's simple to eyeball it. After that we wait for the five conditions I listed to be fulfilled and then go for it. My...Ignored