EURUSD M15
Me neither but what else should we expect from an indicator and Automatic EA junkie on a DEMO account?
15 YEARS OF PASR ON FOREX FACTORY!
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Strat's PASR Long Term, Stress Free Trading
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- Edited 3:01pm Jun 12, 2018 2:27pm | Edited 3:01pm
- Joined Feb 2009 | Status: 15 YEAR PASR THREAD Senior Member | 12,379 Posts
15 YEARS OF PASR ON FOREX FACTORY!
- #5,442
- Jun 12, 2018 2:29pm Jun 12, 2018 2:29pm
- Joined Feb 2009 | Status: 15 YEAR PASR THREAD Senior Member | 12,379 Posts
AUDUSD M5 PASR Trend Trading 111 pips
Finally something for us in the PST session but not my favourite pair:
Finally something for us in the PST session but not my favourite pair:
15 YEARS OF PASR ON FOREX FACTORY!
- #5,443
- Jun 12, 2018 2:32pm Jun 12, 2018 2:32pm
- Joined Feb 2009 | Status: 15 YEAR PASR THREAD Senior Member | 12,379 Posts
EURUSD M5 PASR Trend Trading 101 pips
Not my favourite pair but 101 pips is 101 pips in PST session.
Not my favourite pair but 101 pips is 101 pips in PST session.
15 YEARS OF PASR ON FOREX FACTORY!
- #5,444
- Jun 12, 2018 2:38pm Jun 12, 2018 2:38pm
- Joined Feb 2009 | Status: 15 YEAR PASR THREAD Senior Member | 12,379 Posts
GBPAUD M5 PASR Trend Trading 76 pips
15 YEARS OF PASR ON FOREX FACTORY!
- #5,445
- Jun 12, 2018 2:46pm Jun 12, 2018 2:46pm
- Joined Feb 2009 | Status: 15 YEAR PASR THREAD Senior Member | 12,379 Posts
GBPCAD M5 PASR Trend Trading 36 pips
Bad trade, too big a Stop Loss leaving only R:R of 1:1 - 36 pips is not worth my time and energy. This is what happens when you go looking for something to trade
Bad trade, too big a Stop Loss leaving only R:R of 1:1 - 36 pips is not worth my time and energy. This is what happens when you go looking for something to trade
15 YEARS OF PASR ON FOREX FACTORY!
PASR {quote} I thought to reply this post as you didn't get any reply yet from seniors That is because we don't waste time and mental energy on LURKERS who pass by and see colourful charts thinking they are flashing lights and bells and whistles to give signals.
Hi Strat,
I saw this coming.. when I see he mentioning about shadow INDICATOR in his post, But I just neglected it. Some times my finger get itching (may b I wanted to post something..
) then I saw his second post ...then ...I was like there he goes again..
.hahaha..some times its fun to watch all the new guys coming with fancy indicators in their charts and jumping to post with out reading at least the first page of this thread.(if they read the first page of this thread then they will know they have to go through THE PATH).
Suranga
Focus, Patience, Discipline, Determination and Perseverance
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- Jun 12, 2018 10:42pm Jun 12, 2018 10:42pm
- Joined Feb 2009 | Status: Illegitimi non carborundum | 3,526 Posts
NZDCAD
Closed the last of my Boss swing longs today. Traded on the Worker. Should probably have closed the last of it a few days ago. Just looking like there is no strength left to continue marching north..
Closed the last of my Boss swing longs today. Traded on the Worker. Should probably have closed the last of it a few days ago. Just looking like there is no strength left to continue marching north..
Illegitimi non carborundum - Noli pati a scelestis opprimi.
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- Edited 7:19am Jun 13, 2018 6:41am | Edited 7:19am
- | Joined Apr 2010 | Status: Trader | 1,025 Posts
{quote} Hi Strat, I saw this coming.. when I see he mentioning about shadow INDICATOR in his post, But I just neglected it. Some times my finger get itching (may b I wanted to post something..
We all have to start with a first step
- #5,454
- Jun 13, 2018 12:14pm Jun 13, 2018 12:14pm
- Joined Feb 2009 | Status: 15 YEAR PASR THREAD Senior Member | 12,379 Posts
USDCAD M1 PASR Trend Trading
Yet another example, this time on M1, of New York continuing the trend set by London. Money in the Bank for those who know.
Yet another example, this time on M1, of New York continuing the trend set by London. Money in the Bank for those who know.
15 YEARS OF PASR ON FOREX FACTORY!
- #5,456
- Jun 13, 2018 3:17pm Jun 13, 2018 3:17pm
- Joined Feb 2009 | Status: 15 YEAR PASR THREAD Senior Member | 12,379 Posts
15 YEARS OF PASR ON FOREX FACTORY!
Hello everyone
At home there were violent storms! I had no electricity or phone!
Highly the sun ...
I noticed this week that the spreads were huge with my broker. (about 3-4 pips) ...
I find it huge, and penalizing if you want a small SL and be precise.
So I changed, and now I have between 0-3pips.
Commissions are also 2 times cheaper.
This week here are my trades:
Monday None
Tuesday
Eur NZD.
(Look at the spread ... almost 4-5 pips !!!)[For the scalpers, impossible to be a winner! -> My SL (too small) touched.
GBPCAD
Open to aim a ratio 3.
When opening, the spread became high around 4.5-5 pips!
Final: Barely ratio 2! (1.7)
I decided to stop with this broker. (I have *2 -*4 more spread than Strat!)
At that moment I discovered the platform ProrealTime trading, which looks practical. But for the moment I'm focused on my learning.
I opened another broker with much better spreads.
(I do not dare to say the names of the brokers for no conflicts of interest)
Wednesday
short GPBCAD. I'm stopped for 0.5 pips.
I learn from my mistakes.
I am looking for my trading style.
I'm learning to locate my pair.
To organize myself, I try to keep a trading log. But it's all new to me.
For me: I have trouble watching several pairs at the same time.
I do not know how you organize yourself.
Do you have the main M5 volative graphics open on the same window?
Before I had all the graphics, but too small (I have a 22 inch screen)
Now I have 6 graphics open at the same time.
I thought: Is it not enough to open 1 chart (or 2 max) on the most volatile pairs (GBPNZD / GBPAUD) and stay on this chart only?
It's more than enough to be profitable I think?
Because I find all the pairs react differently.
For example GBPJPY, does not have the same behavior as GBPNZD etc. etc.
So trade 1 or 2 pairs max, for 100% apply the method and well know the behavior of the pair can have a lot of advantage on our side?
I still had another question (sorry, last one): The Strat M5 PASR method, can apply on clues?
For example the Dax? In addition very volatile.
Good trades to all, and for those who have sun .... share it !!!
At home there were violent storms! I had no electricity or phone!
Highly the sun ...
I noticed this week that the spreads were huge with my broker. (about 3-4 pips) ...
I find it huge, and penalizing if you want a small SL and be precise.
So I changed, and now I have between 0-3pips.
Commissions are also 2 times cheaper.
This week here are my trades:
Monday None
Tuesday
Eur NZD.
(Look at the spread ... almost 4-5 pips !!!)[For the scalpers, impossible to be a winner! -> My SL (too small) touched.
GBPCAD
Open to aim a ratio 3.
When opening, the spread became high around 4.5-5 pips!
Final: Barely ratio 2! (1.7)
I decided to stop with this broker. (I have *2 -*4 more spread than Strat!)
At that moment I discovered the platform ProrealTime trading, which looks practical. But for the moment I'm focused on my learning.
I opened another broker with much better spreads.
(I do not dare to say the names of the brokers for no conflicts of interest)
Wednesday
short GPBCAD. I'm stopped for 0.5 pips.
I learn from my mistakes.
I am looking for my trading style.
I'm learning to locate my pair.
To organize myself, I try to keep a trading log. But it's all new to me.
For me: I have trouble watching several pairs at the same time.
I do not know how you organize yourself.
Do you have the main M5 volative graphics open on the same window?
Before I had all the graphics, but too small (I have a 22 inch screen)
Now I have 6 graphics open at the same time.
I thought: Is it not enough to open 1 chart (or 2 max) on the most volatile pairs (GBPNZD / GBPAUD) and stay on this chart only?
It's more than enough to be profitable I think?
Because I find all the pairs react differently.
For example GBPJPY, does not have the same behavior as GBPNZD etc. etc.
So trade 1 or 2 pairs max, for 100% apply the method and well know the behavior of the pair can have a lot of advantage on our side?
I still had another question (sorry, last one): The Strat M5 PASR method, can apply on clues?
For example the Dax? In addition very volatile.
Good trades to all, and for those who have sun .... share it !!!
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- Jun 14, 2018 2:44am Jun 14, 2018 2:44am
- | Joined Apr 2010 | Status: Trader | 1,025 Posts
I learn from my mistakes. I am looking for my trading style. I'm learning to locate my pair. To organize myself, I try to keep a trading log. But it's all new to me. For me: I have trouble watching several pairs at the same time. I do not know how you organize yourself. Do you have the main M5 volative graphics open on the same window? Before I had all the graphics, but too small (I have a 22 inch screen) Now I have 6 graphics open at the same time. {image} I thought: Is it not enough to open 1 chart (or 2 max) on the most volatile pairs (GBPNZD...
- Define a number of instruments you want to trade and stick to it
- Understand the overall structure of the market before you take a trade, M5 trend trading requires trends and I don't see them on your EURNZD and second GBPCAD trades
- Strat's M5 method applies to all freely traded instruments, including indices (not clues, that's a homonym only in French), but my strong suggestion is to observe other instruments' behavior for a long time before attempting to trade them as they will react differently than FX. My suggestion would be to stick to 6-8 FX pairs, that should make you your first million and then you can diversify if you are bored
