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"Ratios & Harmonics: a Different Way to Trade." Summary 37 replies
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Disliked{quote} I took 2 trades also, first one was short the second was long, then i realized i was trading the wrong swing-29 & -38 {image}
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Disliked{quote} I took the same ones. At least I'm doing something right I guess. The problem I see with this strategy is, that the average loser is still bigger that the average winner. Yes, we have 70-90% winrate, but that includes all breakeven trades in NT. If we ignore the BE trades, we are more on the 50/50 mark. I don't get those trades that erase 2-3 losers very often. It's more like small wins here and there from being stopped out, some break even trades, occasionally a trade gets to its profit target and losers.Ignored
This one was pretty easy. Entered on decision candles all week.
b) Determine an expectation for a correction based on projection, momentum and depth and wait for this expectation to play out.Have improved in this area as well, but it is a work in progress.
c) Stick to the order flow that you are trading. Don't switch to longer or shorter term order flows over the course of a trading session.Watched some live streams that I did not watch yet and this issue was addressed in detail. So I am confident this will continue to improve.
d) Wait for price to develop. If price is in a complex correction for a longer period, be patient and wait for a break of the NSH/NSL or LH/HL.I was more disciplined in this area, but I still need to work on this a lot.
e) Anything my fellow traders give me feedback on.No in replies received, so nothing to address for now.
1. Determine the expectation.
2. Determine how deep of a correction you would expect.
3. Execute when criteria no. 2 is met.
DislikedWeek 35 - 8 trades (+19) - 3 winners - 2 losers - 3 B/E - Traded 1 contract - Demo trading Improvements from last week a) Only enter on decision candles. No more limit orders. This one was pretty easy. Entered on decision candles all week. b) Determine an expectation for a correction based on projection, momentum and depth and wait for this expectation to play out. Have improved in this area as well, but it is a work in progress. c) Stick to the order flow that you are trading. Don't switch to longer or shorter term order flows over the course of...Ignored
DislikedWeek 35 - 8 trades (+19) - 3 winners - 2 losers - 3 B/E - Traded 1 contract - Demo trading...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Very structured approach. It represents a lot of work for you, but on the long run, I think that you will the fruits of investing the time for doing it. Congrats.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I concur with the view expressed by evocpr19. This is how a journal should be done. It is not just here are my trades wthout any explanation but it is clear what your objectives are, you have a plan and things you want to improve. This way you are your own coach.Ignored