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Disliked1 trade today - YM +110 Week 6 trades 5 Winners (3 BE) = +138 1 Loser = -4 Total Points +134 points {image}Ignored
DislikedSo I have a question on the attached chart, Mr. Pip. At the beginning, price breaks structure and then starts moving bullish. Would you follow the order flow like the yellow lines seeing how once price broke above the 2nd high it started moving in smaller swings? Any and all comments are welcome. The red just shows that the smaller swing could be considered part of the larger swing. {image}Ignored
DislikedHello guys, Just for fun, I found a new pattern today on the YM. I call it the Elephant {image}Ignored
Dislikedi think some of us will have a better winrate if you would teach us how to combine different orderflows....we could avoid some losses just with this processIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hello BM, good to hear. Now I'm able to ask you some questions about it. I am still in this trade. How about you? Do you hold your open trades over the weekend? Also interested in how you managed the trade. Thanks in advance.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I'm in with a 1/2 position for a longer swing with a target of .7530. I'm at Break Even. I'll trail structure until price reaches target at which time I'll trail decision candles. If stopped out am willing to reload the 1/2 position at .7360 and add around .7335. I make decisions about holding FX over the weekend on a case by case basis. If I'm only in a partial position, I'm more likely to hold. {image}Ignored
DislikedHello fellow traders, I'm trying to figure something out that I don't get. Maybe someone can help me out here. We all learn to risk a certain amount of money per trade. Let's say 3% on a $5000 account which is $150. Depending on the size of the stop loss we determine the lot size we trade with. So far so good. However, when using the Fixed/Smooth Ratio Money Management method we increase our unit size along the way depending on the size of the delta. Let me explain with an example where my struggle is. Suppose we trade the EUR/USD and we have a...Ignored