Dear Waskito,
The purpose of a trade signal is to summarise in three numbers the essential components of a prediction. I have provided recent trade signals for EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, EUR/CAD, AUD/USD and AUD/JPY as well as other pairs. Each of these experimental trade signals includes an entry price, stop and one or more "targets". The entry price is a conservative estimate of when we estimate, according to our trading system, that there is a 50% or greater probability that the current trend may reverse. The stop is a price beyond which if the price moves our prediction is invalidated. The target is a conservative estimate of how far the new trend is likely to travel.
Sometimes we also make comments concerning the experimental trade signal regarding our degree of confidence, the strategy, alternative strategies, the wave count, fundamental issues like announcements, etc.
The answer to your questions above are therefore given in the trade signals which have appeared on this tread over the past day or two. I hope this helps.
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Quote from before: "My strategy is to try to identify the endpoints of the trends that are about 100 to 500 pips in length. Having entered the trade, we hold on and either hit the stop or hit the target. Duration of the trade is from 18 hours to a week.
I don't generate trade concepts or experiments on every currency pair every day, because there aren't opportunities which fulfil our system criteria each and every day, or else I am not available to recognise the trade opportunity and enter the trade. I'm not being paid to do this work, and occasionally I need to sleep and perform other activities than watching charts, scanning 20 currency pairs, identifying potential trade opportunities, and then performing hours of analysis to confirm the opportunity, and, if there is a potential trade opportunity, painstakingly calculating the entry price, stop and target, recording all this information and posting it, then monitoring all the active trades and adjusting the stops and targets where necessary, and on top of that responding to dozens of questions like yours as well as private messages.
<!-- / message --><!-- controls --> But once in a while I notice what seem to me like good re-entry opportunities to jump into an ongoing trend when the reward : risk ratio is still favorable, at what I hope is the top or bottom of a corrective wave."
The purpose of a trade signal is to summarise in three numbers the essential components of a prediction. I have provided recent trade signals for EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, EUR/CAD, AUD/USD and AUD/JPY as well as other pairs. Each of these experimental trade signals includes an entry price, stop and one or more "targets". The entry price is a conservative estimate of when we estimate, according to our trading system, that there is a 50% or greater probability that the current trend may reverse. The stop is a price beyond which if the price moves our prediction is invalidated. The target is a conservative estimate of how far the new trend is likely to travel.
Sometimes we also make comments concerning the experimental trade signal regarding our degree of confidence, the strategy, alternative strategies, the wave count, fundamental issues like announcements, etc.
The answer to your questions above are therefore given in the trade signals which have appeared on this tread over the past day or two. I hope this helps.
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Quote from before: "My strategy is to try to identify the endpoints of the trends that are about 100 to 500 pips in length. Having entered the trade, we hold on and either hit the stop or hit the target. Duration of the trade is from 18 hours to a week.
I don't generate trade concepts or experiments on every currency pair every day, because there aren't opportunities which fulfil our system criteria each and every day, or else I am not available to recognise the trade opportunity and enter the trade. I'm not being paid to do this work, and occasionally I need to sleep and perform other activities than watching charts, scanning 20 currency pairs, identifying potential trade opportunities, and then performing hours of analysis to confirm the opportunity, and, if there is a potential trade opportunity, painstakingly calculating the entry price, stop and target, recording all this information and posting it, then monitoring all the active trades and adjusting the stops and targets where necessary, and on top of that responding to dozens of questions like yours as well as private messages.
<!-- / message --><!-- controls --> But once in a while I notice what seem to me like good re-entry opportunities to jump into an ongoing trend when the reward : risk ratio is still favorable, at what I hope is the top or bottom of a corrective wave."
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