Disliked{quote} USD/CAD- After he moves down and grabs those sell trades he takes it up, is that about how it works ?Ignored
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Disliked{quote} USD/CAD- After he moves down and grabs those sell trades he takes it up, is that about how it works ?Ignored
Disliked{quote} USD/CAD- After he moves down and grabs those sell trades he takes it up, is that about how it works ?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I took the aud/usd long to stops. Now in usd/jpy and eur/aud long and aud/usd short. Learning everyday.Ignored
Disliked{quote} More buy orders were added from below by reversal traders and more valuable stop loss cluster added closer. just doing a dummy up validating supportIgnored
Disliked{quote} I took the aud/usd long to stops. Now in usd/jpy and eur/aud long and aud/usd short. Learning everyday.Ignored
Disliked{quote} yes mate in a nutshell, but to go deeper, large orders as is thecase there with a lot of sell stops pendings that will be triggered on the way back down and the buy limits triggered on the way up. but all thishappens simultaneously within the fluctuations that can be seen on a 1 min chart. Added value of large stoploss cluster. wow. Fuel and liquidity to be able to go the other way. Depend of course if the volume /avalue of new orders up or down below are increasing as it approaches those current targetsIgnored
Disliked{quote} yes mate, but I target the clusters and get out. move on to the next proper setup. In direction of orders/liquidity, looking out for dummy runs and expecting traps at s & RIgnored
Disliked{quote} We get 12 pairs supported. enough for 20-30 trades daily as and when they comeIgnored
DislikedHey guys, hope everyone's well. Just wondered what people's different takes were on risk management: do you set a tp target and just wait until that's hit? do you move your sl to b/e at some stage, or perhaps b/e + a few pips? Do you trail a tp so you always get something out of a trade that goes in your favour etc etc You get the gist - I think this is possibly the hardest part of trading so will be interested to hear what others think. As for me, I still do a mix of all the aboveIgnored
DislikedHey guys, hope everyone's well. Just wondered what people's different takes were on risk management: do you set a tp target and just wait until that's hit? do you move your sl to b/e at some stage, or perhaps b/e + a few pips? Do you trail a tp so you always get something out of a trade that goes in your favour etc etc You get the gist - I think this is possibly the hardest part of trading so will be interested to hear what others think. As for me, I still do a mix of all the aboveIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hi Wellington. Good to see you are still here with us. Poker and myself have stated many times we don't use Stop losses in order not to put a target on our backs. As you can see from my charts, that's what I do, with those tools, I target stop losses of other retail traders. Money management for me is diff to most.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I just started trading the 30 minute chart. If I can get 10 pips I will take my profit because I trade higher lots. I never use a stop loss. If I trade my jail break system I trade the 4 hour chart and I'll try and trade for 4-8 hours then take my profit. But, this is how I always get stuck by trading longer periods of time. Every trade that I have ever been stuck in was on the 1 hour chart or 4 hour chart.Ignored
DislikedDoes my chart for AUD/NZD look right? This pair is currently at phase 3? Also, not one bit convinced by the decline of Eur/Usd. Seems to me that there is a lot of lots in sell position which MM can take out easily. Still think it will reach 1.1000 or over. {image}Ignored
DislikedDoes my chart for AUD/NZD look right? This pair is currently at phase 3? Also, not one bit convinced by the decline of Eur/Usd. Seems to me that there is a lot of lots in sell position which MM can take out easily. Still think it will reach 1.1000 or over. {image}Ignored