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  • #5,041
  • Oct 28, 2017 8:37pm Oct 28, 2017 8:37pm
Quoting Akt
{quote} Hello thiha. Allow me to clarify and shed some more light on this market that i hope helps you and our other colleagues here. EURNZD. best wishes{image}
Dear Akt sir. Thanks a million for crystal clear explanation. Truly an eye opener.
  • #5,042
  • Edited 4:21pm Oct 29, 2017 8:19am | Edited 4:21pm
EU Intraday view ... looking for EUR buy opp @ DDZ.
Any comments are welcomed.
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  • #5,043
  • Edited 4:20pm Oct 29, 2017 9:32am | Edited 4:20pm
GU Intraday view ... looking for GBP buy opp @ DDZ.
Any comments are welcomed.
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  • #5,044
  • Oct 29, 2017 11:06am Oct 29, 2017 11:06am
Quoting sierra
EU Intraday view ... look for EUR buy opp @ DDZ. Any comments are welcomed. {image} {image} {image}
Here we do not recommend or insist or say that that someone knows for sure. That's why we say as Akt says: If I may... And maybe my thoughts could be usefull or just be taken in consideration. I want to tell that I've tried to consider SaD trades on TF lower than H4. I won't anymore. Why? Take a look at forex pairs price action. It clearly distinguish intraday depending on time. Quite often, more oftern than if it could be ignored, the price changes its behavior significantly, especially at London open and Chicago open. For me it means that H1 and lower zones created in previous hours are unreliable. Almost everyday I see them violated easily. I see enough setups on W-D-H4 or higher. What I see on forums, most SaD traders trade high TF.
  • #5,045
  • Edited 4:32pm Oct 29, 2017 4:18pm | Edited 4:32pm
Quoting Yunvic
{quote} Here we do not recommend or insist or say that that someone knows for sure. That's why we say as Akt says: If I may... And maybe my thoughts could be usefull or just be taken in consideration. I want to tell that I've tried to consider SaD trades on TF lower than H4. I won't anymore. Why? Take a look at forex pairs price action. It clearly distinguish intraday depending on time. Quite often, more oftern than if it could be ignored, the price changes its behavior significantly, especially at London open and Chicago open. For me it means that...
Hi Yunvic,
Thanks for the response, however, the analysis I posted here is not a trade recommendation and I don't plan to make it as one either. The posts here is basically to portray the thinking process involved prior any trade action that will be taken next. It's the analysis that I want to share and hoping that other members can spot the mistakes done due to "overlook" some of the requirements and again, I am not trying to get "approval" for such trade recommendations.

For trading in higher TF case, it's clearly depends on the traders choice... some may take lower than H1 but the "noises" will get bigger on the smaller tf but again it's not a wrong approach... it's just not recommended for new SAD traders ... from my post I use D/4H/1H sequence D for curve, 4H for trend and 1H for entry..since I am day trading then the sequence is "recommended" sequence... you may go through Akt's analysis here or videos in youtube that the sequence he selected is different based on the trading style whether you're a day trader or swing trader or a position trader ...

Hope this clarification helps.
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  • #5,046
  • Oct 30, 2017 12:35am Oct 30, 2017 12:35am
Quoting sierra
{quote} Hi Yunvic, Thanks for the response, however, the analysis I posted here is not a trade recommendation and I don't plan to make it as one either. The posts here is basically to portray the thinking process involved prior any trade action that will be taken next. It's the analysis that I want to share and hoping that other members can spot the mistakes done due to "overlook" some of the requirements and again, I am not trying to get "approval" for such trade recommendations. For trading in higher TF case, it's clearly depends on the traders...
Dear Sierra,
I'm afraid you've got me wrong. I said that my opinion should not be considered as recommendation. I just shared my observation regarding trading time trying to warn from what could be losing, hoping that it may be useful.
Regards
  • #5,047
  • Oct 30, 2017 12:48am Oct 30, 2017 12:48am
Quoting sierra
GU Intraday view ... looking for GBP buy opp @ DDZ. Any comments are welcomed. {image} {image} {image}
Hello Sierra
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the GBPUSD

If i may share some of my thoughts on the daily chart with you and our colleagues please.

The imbalances are outside of the current range prices have been in from what i see. Supply is above, and fresh demand is below

best wishes
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  • #5,048
  • Oct 30, 2017 1:08am Oct 30, 2017 1:08am
Quoting Akt
{quote} Hello Sierra Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the GBPUSD If i may share some of my thoughts on the daily chart with you and our colleagues please. The imbalances are outside of the current range prices have been in from what i see. Supply is above, and fresh demand is below best wishes{image}
Dear Akt,
Isn't D TL this?
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  • #5,049
  • Oct 30, 2017 3:57am Oct 30, 2017 3:57am
Quoting Akt
{quote} Hello thiha. Allow me to clarify and shed some more light on this market that i hope helps you and our other colleagues here. EURNZD. best wishes{image}
This is what makes me fall in love with this methodology, the logic and the reasoning. Thank you again AKT.
thinking outside the box
  • #5,050
  • Oct 30, 2017 6:13am Oct 30, 2017 6:13am
Quoting Yunvic
{quote} Dear Sierra, I'm afraid you've got me wrong. I said that my opinion should not be considered as recommendation. I just shared my observation regarding trading time trying to warn from what could be losing, hoping that it may be useful. Regards
Hi Yunvic,
My bad... sorry for getting you wrong... might be my thoughts and typing is no longer synchronized ... wrong input leads to wrong output... anyway thanks for your sharing, really appreciate it
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  • #5,051
  • Oct 30, 2017 6:16am Oct 30, 2017 6:16am
Quoting Akt
{quote} Hello Sierra Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the GBPUSD If i may share some of my thoughts on the daily chart with you and our colleagues please. The imbalances are outside of the current range prices have been in from what i see. Supply is above, and fresh demand is below best wishes{image}
As always thanks Akt for the feedback ... I just look back and found out that the price now is in the middle of the curve.. hence the sideway movement should be expected... thanks again for pointing that out... I really missed that info
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  • #5,052
  • Oct 30, 2017 9:50am Oct 30, 2017 9:50am
Quoting Yunvic
{quote} Dear Akt, Isn't D TL this? {image}
Hello Yunvic
The trend line on your chart would not signify momentum on the timeframe (daily) shown on your chart, it belongs on a higher timeframe

best wishes
Be careful what you think because your thoughts run your life..Solomon
  • #5,053
  • Oct 30, 2017 6:53pm Oct 30, 2017 6:53pm
Quoting Akt
{quote} Hello NicNak Thank you very much for clarifying it for us. My thoughts are thus, if i may: 1. when starting out, try to keep to the 3 charts. There are many moving parts with multiple timeframe analysis and it can easily get confusing or overdone. Simplicity in this case is absolutely necessary, The time distance between the 4hr and 30min makes it challenging to link those timeframes. Not impossible but not necessary. 2. I concur that all the timeframes you showed are in downtrend. However, as you rightly noticed, we were at weekly demand...
Thanks Atk,
makes perfect sense.

Ill send an email to you so I can hopefully attend the next webinar, I live in Sydney so hopefully the times will work out

cheers!
  • #5,054
  • Oct 30, 2017 10:46pm Oct 30, 2017 10:46pm
Dear Akt and respected traders.
This is EURAUD W-D-4H long setup.

Weekly and D1 are in uptrend. Please see the chart below.
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As always, your comments and suggestions are highly recommended and appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
thiha
  • #5,055
  • Oct 30, 2017 11:26pm Oct 30, 2017 11:26pm
Quoting thiha
Dear Akt and respected traders. This is EURAUD W-D-4H long setup. Weekly and D1 are in uptrend. Please see the chart below. {image} As always, your comments and suggestions are highly recommended and appreciated. Thanks a lot. thiha
Hello thiha
Thank you for sharing your charts on the EURAUD
Something i am watching for on this pair is whether there will be enough profit margin for a trade
I see the levels but i am a bit weary of the profit margins for now.

best wishes
Be careful what you think because your thoughts run your life..Solomon
  • #5,056
  • Oct 30, 2017 11:28pm Oct 30, 2017 11:28pm
Hello everyone

A gentle reminder of this weekend's T.I.O.F webinar
4th November 8.30pm UK time (clocks have gone back in the UK already)
Look forward to seeing you there.

best wishes
Be careful what you think because your thoughts run your life..Solomon
  • #5,057
  • Oct 30, 2017 11:31pm Oct 30, 2017 11:31pm
Hello everyone

The next installment in the T.I.O.F Chapters series

A big thank you to the Late Mark Douglas for elucidating the psychological concepts expressed here in a way that most psychologists and psychiatrists find hard to convey.

IS TRADING SPECULATION OR AN EXACT SCIENCE?


“The Dow is going to 24,000”, “the Euro is going to parity”, “Oil will tank this year”.

In my years as a speculator, I have come across uncountable colleagues who have made bold and audacious claims about the direction of a particular market, sometimes they are correct and other times wrong. Why is that the case? Why are they not wrong all the time they make these calls or right all the time?
Well, the most obvious answer would be because no-one knows the future with any certainty. If that is a comment that most of the trading population agree with, why then is it that when a trader loses on a trade, he gets annoyed, upset and irritated? Why does he get overly happy, over-confident or even cocky, when his calls are correct?

Did the trader actually believe the trade could fail or the call could be wrong? If yes, then why the anger? Why the disappointment?

If no, then the reason for the elation, the joy, is likely to be out of relief he/she was not wrong, out of surprise or the very real human psychological desire to be right.

So what exactly is speculation anyways? The dictionary definition reads thus: “the forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence”.
This sums up what “trading” is very aptly. It is worth reminding one’s self of this on a regular basis. There is no way of “predicting” where a market will go or where it will be at any point in the future. Even worse is the idea that one knows “how” prices will reach a certain level.
So why then is it that many traders come into the trading world expecting certainty in terms of their outcomes, number of trades they will get, how much money they will make, week to week, year to year?

Is it possible that the average retail trader has been burdened with these beliefs and had them ingrained into him by others before him, so much so that he/she can’t actually remember how or where these beliefs were acquired?
So, if we run with the idea that all our trading activities are speculative, without any certainty of favourable outcome, then surely there is no reason to get upset, annoyed or bitter when our activity does not go our way. The same way, it is not reasonable to get overly joyous, euphoric, over-confident or arrogant when our speculative activities (aka trading) works well for us.

Yet, we do. We all do it.

Why then? Why do we seek certainty where there is none?

The reason may be that most traders do not actually “believe” that their trading activities are speculative. The pervading belief is that trading is an exact science and predictable, or at least it should be.
There is a difference between having mental awareness of the concept that trading is speculation and actually “believing” it is. He/she has his mind set – unshakeable.

Belief is simply defined as thought that drives one’s actions. So If the trader had the mind-set “I am speculating”, the mind-set of, "every trade has an uncertain outcome", that "anything can happen", that "there is a random distribution between my wins and my losses" and not just mentally agreed with these psychological concepts but rather really believed them, meaning his awareness of them drives his actions, then he/she would trade and feel very differently, win or lose.

I wish you well
Be careful what you think because your thoughts run your life..Solomon
  • #5,058
  • Oct 31, 2017 12:51am Oct 31, 2017 12:51am
Quoting Akt
Hello everyone A gentle reminder of this weekend's T.I.O.F webinar 4th November 8.30pm UK time (clocks have gone back in the UK already) Look forward to seeing you there. best wishes
How to get invitation for your webinars and am i allowed to ? I was at your webinar few months ago . Thanks !
You attract what you think in any area of life, relationships and trading!
  • #5,059
  • Oct 31, 2017 1:54am Oct 31, 2017 1:54am
Quoting Akt
{quote} Hello thiha Thank you for sharing your charts on the EURAUD Something i am watching for on this pair is whether there will be enough profit margin for a trade I see the levels but i am a bit weary of the profit margins for now. best wishes
Dear Akt, thank you for your comment sir. About the profit margin, you were addressing that opposing supply zones in 4H?

Thanks
  • #5,060
  • Oct 31, 2017 12:06pm Oct 31, 2017 12:06pm
Quoting Eushev24
{quote} How to get invitation for your webinars and am i allowed to ? I was at your webinar few months ago . Thanks !
Hello Eushev
I remember
Just send me your email via private message or email

best wishes
Be careful what you think because your thoughts run your life..Solomon
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