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  • #81
  • Feb 13, 2019 4:57am Feb 13, 2019 4:57am
Quoting MCFly
{quote} Hi, I wonder to see you posting here because I have read your journal in the past and I hadn't the impression that you need to change the way you trade. Maybe it's only a chart layout thing but I'm curious if you have changed your trading style?
Good observation MCFly,

Indeed, my old trading system presented here on FF was good enough and didn't need to be changed, simply because it took the test of time - i have traded that way for at least 10 years. But have to say this, that trading style has one downside, it takes you a lot of energy and focus, as you get to fight sometimes with the intermediary trend - without giving many details here...it is very demanding ( and I get older lol)
But I have managed to integrate it into an EA and now its completely running on auto mode ....with a minimum of babysitting from my part. Results are not spectaculars but can produce a steady +10-15% per month which is more than fine for me (attachments).

On the other hand, my new manual trading system is based on breakouts and pullbacks after breakouts as well as fading the market when I see the price exhausted after a long run or time of day. Not to mention the 2B pattern which is powerful when conditions are met. Strat template helps visually to trade like that.
Hope that clarifies.
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  • #82
  • Feb 13, 2019 5:53am Feb 13, 2019 5:53am
Quoting Fxentropy
{quote} Strat template helps visually to trade like that. Hope that clarifies.
  • #83
  • Feb 13, 2019 10:52am Feb 13, 2019 10:52am
Quoting Fxentropy
{quote} Good observation MCFly, Indeed, my old trading system presented here on FF was good enough and didn't need to be changed, simply because it took the test of time - i have traded that way for at least 10 years. But have to say this, that trading style has one downside, it takes you a lot of energy and focus, as you get to fight sometimes with the intermediary trend - without giving many details here...it is very demanding ( and I get older lol) But I have managed to integrate it into an EA and now its completely running on auto mode ....with...
Hi Fxentropy,
10-15% per month isn't too shabby

"...as well as fading the market when I see the price exhausted after a long run or time of day"

Hmm, would be interessting to see that stat a bit more eleborate.
  • #84
  • Feb 13, 2019 11:58am Feb 13, 2019 11:58am
Quoting MCFly
{quote} Hi Fxentropy, 10-15% per month isn't too shabby "...as well as fading the market when I see the price exhausted after a long run or time of day" Hmm, would be interessting to see that stat a bit more eleborate.
Its somehow simple:

Example: If the market was making LL and LH on HTF, means the trend is down, but as we all know it will not go strictly down but it will make legs up to 1) get new liquidity and 2) to stop other participants who are as well short on that instrument;

Such case was today on GBP....but I haven't made my homework properly so I was not prepared to short cable ....but fading that move would result into a nice run down. Of course, fading doesn't mean you trade against the trend pure and simple, it's just a speculative strategy and can be very dangerous in unprepared and 'crude' hands.

As for time of day, often between 11am and 13am GMT (lunch time for Europe) and between 16pm-17pm GMT (US lunch) and London close....those are moments when the moves can stall or just accumulate for further development and there you can scalp those ranges. Again, caution if you are a newbie and not have a solid plan of when to do it and what to do in case shit hit the fan.

AGAIN , apology to FLEUR for taking over her thread
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  • #85
  • Feb 14, 2019 8:28am Feb 14, 2019 8:28am
Quoting Fxentropy
{quote} Its somehow simple: Example: If the market was making LL and LH on HTF, means the trend is down, but as we all know it will not go strictly down but it will make legs up to 1) get new liquidity and 2) to stop other participants who are as well short on that instrument; Such case was today on GBP....but I haven't made my homework properly so I was not prepared to short cable ....but fading that move would result into a nice run down. Of course, fading doesn't mean you trade against the trend pure and simple, it's just a speculative strategy...
Rather than clutter this thread of Fleur's, would you like to continue back on mine as it seems you have a lot to offer and I wrongly misjudged you for which I apologise.
15 YEARS OF PASR ON FOREX FACTORY!
  • #86
  • Feb 14, 2019 9:09am Feb 14, 2019 9:09am
Quoting Fxentropy
{quote} Its somehow simple: Example: If the market was making LL and LH on HTF, means the trend is down, but as we all know it will not go strictly down but it will make legs up to 1) get new liquidity and 2) to stop other participants who are as well short on that instrument; Such case was today on GBP....but I haven't made my homework properly so I was not prepared to short cable ....but fading that move would result into a nice run down. Of course, fading doesn't mean you trade against the trend pure and simple, it's just a speculative strategy...
Thx for your brief explaination. It would be nice to read more from you. Maybe you will openup another thread when you have the time and if you are motivated..
  • #87
  • Feb 17, 2019 11:47am Feb 17, 2019 11:47am
Quoting strat
{quote} Rather than clutter this thread of Fleur's, would you like to continue back on mine as it seems you have a lot to offer and I wrongly misjudged you for which I apologise.
Apology accepted. Thanks.

However i don't want to post trades that are somehow 'counter' your methodology, so, i will try to filter them as much as possible.
"What would you attempt to do, if you knew your success was a certainty?"
  • #88
  • Mar 8, 2019 12:47pm Mar 8, 2019 12:47pm
Quoting fleurdelys
Hello. I am French. Sorry for my very poor language. For a long time I read the topic of Strat : --------------- https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=155459 https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=708441 --------------- I focused on the M5 PASR Trend Trading. I have obtained excellent results for several months. After a long absence, I resume trading. Here I would post only my trades for my own follow up, and to come back every weekend, on my trades....
Dear Fleurdelys,
could you please share a link to the 5 min strategy, it will be highly appreciated. And to avoid misunderstanding : I'm not searching for "short cuts in learning", "spoon feeding" and etc. I'm trading pivots, But I find this strategy intriguing. Simply don't have enough time to read 500 pages diagonaly. (I do most of my reading offline due to my daily job)
Thanks in advance and green pips!
  • #89
  • Mar 8, 2019 1:01pm Mar 8, 2019 1:01pm
Quoting daywalker654
{quote} Dear Fleurdelys, could you please share a link to the 5 min strategy, it will be highly appreciated. And to avoid misunderstanding : I'm not searching for "short cuts in learning", "spoon feeding" and etc. I'm trading pivots, But I find this strategy intriguing. Simply don't have enough time to read 500 pages diagonaly. (I do most of my reading offline due to my daily job) Thanks in advance and green pips!
Go on the New thread and type m5 pasr trend trading and you should find all the info needed.
  • #90
  • Apr 24, 2019 2:27am Apr 24, 2019 2:27am
Quoting abarrett
I have read and understand the basics of Strats strategy but going back to the beginning Strat wasn't trading under the Daily time frame as I remember but here it is down to 5 minute trading! Can someone point me to the thread that defines the strategy in more detail or is it simply the same Strategy but at 5 minutes? I just don't want to miss something. Recently I have in fact been successful trading 15 or 5 minutes but I know there are gaps in my understanding of exact executions and I'm still too emotional. I want to hone these skills and I will...
this is just a journal. you should go through the other 2 threads
  • #91
  • Apr 7, 2020 1:50pm Apr 7, 2020 1:50pm
Thankyo.... Awesome trades
  • #92
  • Jan 6, 2021 11:54am Jan 6, 2021 11:54am
Quoting Fxentropy
{quote} Its somehow simple: Example: If the market was making LL and LH on HTF, means the trend is down, but as we all know it will not go strictly down but it will make legs up to 1) get new liquidity and 2) to stop other participants who are as well short on that instrument; Such case was today on GBP....but I haven't made my homework properly so I was not prepared to short cable ....but fading that move would result into a nice run down. Of course, fading doesn't mean you trade against the trend pure and simple, it's just a speculative strategy...

Thanks a lot for this
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  • #93
  • Sep 21, 2022 2:22am Sep 21, 2022 2:22am
Hi there,
Glad to come back. I had serious family problems, then there was the covid (I'm in the medical field), so I had to take a break
I hope you're doing well.
I still trade, but I have adapted my trading, with my personality, even if the M5 PASR Trend Trading Strat system is already simple if you are rigorous.
I apologize to Strat, I hope he won't blame me.
I kept Trend Trading Strat but instead of Japanese candles I use Renko hybrid (but basic renko works as well).
I find it much more responsive, and the inversions much healthier (less noise).
-> We no longer react according to time, but according to the movement of the market.
I only trade the Dax open for about 30mins 1h. that's enough for me
We live very well!
But there are no shortcuts in trading I think. It took me several years to finally have stable results over the long term, and which suits me to my personality.
all the best to you
  • #94
  • Sep 21, 2022 9:55am Sep 21, 2022 9:55am
Quoting fleurdelys
Hi there, Glad to come back. I had serious family problems, then there was the covid (I'm in the medical field), so I had to take a break I hope you're doing well. I still trade, but I have adapted my trading, with my personality, even if the M5 PASR Trend Trading Strat system is already simple if you are rigorous. I apologize to Strat, I hope he won't blame me. I kept Trend Trading Strat but instead of Japanese candles I use Renko hybrid (but basic renko works as well). I find it much more responsive, and the inversions much healthier (less noise)....
Can I ask you why you trade only Dax open? What about pairs?
  • #95
  • Sep 22, 2022 6:01am Sep 22, 2022 6:01am
Quoting chiche
{quote} Can I ask you why you trade only Dax open? What about pairs?
I realized, after my backtests, the Dax index is enough for me (and sometimes the NQ), with fixed hours, 1-2 hours per day max.
-> My results (ratio / % win rate) increase positively.
So I seek above all, simplicity. Following lots of assets does not suit me.

In addition I use fixed brick sizes on the Dax.
Before I enter the market, I already know what size position to take based on my risk (because SL is still fixed at 3 bricks) I also know beforehand where I will take a position.
If I were to navigate forex, I would have to continually adapt my brick size and/or use a brick size in ATR, which does not suit me personally.
The volatility is very different from one pair to another.
I had tried only EURUSD alone, always with a fixed time slot (9am-11am FR in the morning). But it was less good, I felt less comfortable.
I am more comfortable trading forex for the swing, and indices for the intraday.
But I speak for myself. Not a generality...every person is different.
The main thing is to find your way, and what suits you with your own mentality / phycology.
  • #96
  • Last Post: Oct 20, 2022 12:00am Oct 20, 2022 12:00am
Quoting fleurdelys
{quote} I realized, after my backtests, the Dax index is enough for me (and sometimes the NQ), with fixed hours, 1-2 hours per day max. -> My results (ratio / % win rate) increase positively. So I seek above all, simplicity. Following lots of assets does not suit me. In addition I use fixed brick sizes on the Dax. Before I enter the market, I already know what size position to take based on my risk (because SL is still fixed at 3 bricks) I also know beforehand where I will take a position. If I were to navigate forex, I would have to continually...
Hi Fleurdelys,
Could you explain your strategy with picture?
Thanks a lot.
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