Plan the Trade

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greetings O.......Could you post your chart with entries and exits marked at the time of your trades please, so we ( the thread) can discuss them with you and learn from your success or failures please?

here were some more trades right after I stopped which would have made this day spectacular notice every entry from supply or demand has that same kinda bar the THRUST BAR thats how I locate the s and d

Got it, you are a top man. Many, many thanks I'll pick it up from there

Firstly thankyou H for continuing to post here and share your knowledge.

The principles of this system are easy to understand but in practice there are many variables and discretion.

One of the main let’s say annoyances for me is the candle formations. On the whole whatever data feed H uses gives good formations/entries day in day out.

I've been messing around with this for nigh a year now to no avail.

You could say it doesn't matter as the principle's the same whatever your candle prints like but imo this is not the case.

Below is the same trades as H's post above with different results.

Ozz if you can show me your chart setting I will see if they match mine

Market was down 700 ticks today

wow market down 400 ticks already it should be a wild day

It would be nice if everyday started this way!

Lots of swings today

Busy testing out new idea, needs mega stops, so it will be for Spreadbets and not contracts, but this is the easiest platform to demo it on;



Stop now at BE as it's been retested already, so no more risk in any case...

no trading for me today got sick just before session open went to DR got a bug just got back let me look at chart and see what I missed

wow this would have been a 10 minute day

Get well quick !

Hope everyone has a great weekend.
Its been a good week for me. The lower number tick charts are getting more clear.

Well i messed it up somewhat, but then... this is all part of the fun. It got there!



So, the idea is, to have the target in mind, but run a tighter stop when there is a good chunk on the table. I added another 80 odd, but it had been over +140, so that is obviously not the way. Don't forget, ignore the totals, as it is more intended for trading spreadbets - some of the stops are simply too big... I wasn't at the desk for the second flag, so missed that one, but look at the PA! Wow!

There is some Elliott working behind this as you can see in this chart;

I think when using 233 or 133 ew gets dry very complicated imop also can't believe it filled a 400 + tick gap man what a market

Anyway, what i wanted to share is that i changed my view yesterday, to look for flags and straight away, it all became much clearer. They work beautifully when the market is trending hard.

This was yesterdays effort... again, some of the set-ups require huge stops, so it is a little pointless looking at the total, nevertheless, taking the 123 back into trend whilst breaking the flagline put's you back into the next cycle;











and earlier today, even when you dial in, the key is to view the 123 back into trend;



There have been few stop outs to be fair. I can't remember all trades, but i think it is the case when it is trending hard. I don't know right now how i will get on from here, but certainly the last two days have been immensely more enjoyable. I have mostly gone on the trigger as opposed to the pullback level, but when i get a whiff of some corrective chop, i would want to switch to entering on pullbacks. The point of a flag though, is that it forms because of a corrective move, thus if the 123 is the genuine return to impulse move, it is valid and good to go and you're generally entering as you break out of that corrective move.

Of course, there are still the pullbacks to retest point 2 as well, so stoploss management needs to be thought about.

Basically, if you have a set-up where you would be happy to enter on the break of point 2, then any pullback towards point 3 is an improvement with less risk/more profit and that is what i am looking at...

Flags are always a nice setup. On some of the flags like chart 2 it needed to be tighter line then you get break pullback

On chart 1 notice every pullback there was an impulse/thrust bar/supply bar