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DislikedCADJPY - 20180121 1. Weekly sellers start SELLING? {image} what is weekly chart telling us? (i) BEEB last weekly candle near the Resistance level sellers start SELLING. 2. Daily {image} (i) RE-test 89.50 and then BEEB 2 timeframe in harmony 3. Plan (i) Pend Sell Stop order below BEEB [email protected] (ii) [email protected], 1st [email protected], 2nd [email protected] (iii) Risk=1%, RR=1:1Ignored
Dislikedhi bluesky, just happen to drop by, attracted by the subject. keep it up, good analysis. Have you documented all the entry, SL, TP, planned SL, actual SL, win ratio, RRR, it helps to make good judgement. I didn't mean I am good and profitable trader, still learning and trying to improve, but I am more towards mechanical trader which believe most on the EA end, as I don't have so much time to do chart screening, and most importantly i try to get rid of psychological part, and just concentrate more on planning, risk management and etc. keep it up....Ignored
DislikedHAMMER The Hammer is a single candle. At the bottom of a downtrend, the trade opens near or slightly below the previous days trade, drops down during the day to some value, and closes slightly above or below the open. This is an indication that the buyers are stepping in and may be the beginning of the reversal. If the close is higher than the open, this is a slightly stronger indication of a reversal than if the close is lower than the open. To be sure, it is wise to wait another day to make sure the trend has really reversed. Rules: - It has to...Ignored
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Disliked5 TIPS ON HAMMER {quote} All hammers are not created equal. There are really only a handful of times that this candlestick pattern is actually useful. And, if you traded every single hammer pattern, you would lose money! A hammer has to develop after a wave of selling (a pullback) has occurred. If it comes after a wave of buying then it is no longer a hammer - it is a hanging man which is bearish. Look for the hammer to pull back to a significant...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi, Dear friend Sorry for so late to reply. keep it up, good analysis. Thank you very much for your encouragement. Have you documented all the entry, SL, TP, planned SL, actual SL, win ratio, RRR, it helps to make good judgement. Not yet because I am not a professional trader and no enough time to do so. but I learned some from Copernicus's post (https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=514163) and made some excell. Thanks again. get rid of psychological part, and just concentrate more on planning, risk management and etc....Ignored