Anyone got the EA for this strategy ?
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DislikedTwo quick questions: Much earlier in this thread (on about page 35) there was a script posted by FX-Flux which would scan all pairs and find the crossovers for you. I have tried to run it but with no luck. Is there a later script I should be running, or am I simply not setting it up correctly? FX-Flux also mentioned and posted several EA's, including one which auto-opened the trades for you but did not manage them beyond that. Are there up to date...Ignored
DislikedHi I am wondering if I am understanding the system correctly. Can someone tell me if I am correct with my assessment of this chart? It's the EURJPY and I'm curious if I could have taken a sell trade at the top of the latest candle? Right or wrong, please quickly explain why if possibleADDED: Where I have written 'buy here', I really mean 'sell here'! IE, go short. ADDED: I also now see that we have already gone through the bottom BB on that candle, so it's not a good spot to trade. Unless I should have actually traded the previous candle?...
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DislikedI just wanna ask some question if next week we dont see opportunity to entry we should stand out of that week right.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Here is your answer looks at 5 sma is noot ok on your chart chek settings{image}
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Disliked{quote} You don't need such a softwers or robots reason because here is worked with daily candles and situation don't change very often observing charts 1nce per day is enought...Ignored
Once a trader is in a market the price movement is based on the collective actions of the market participants buying, selling, or holding not their own beliefs, hopes, and opinions. While a trader can manage a trade with size and exit stratagies they can’t control whether their stop loss is triggered for a loss or their profit target is hit for a profit. A trader is at the mercy of the market to choose the fate of each of their trades.
The good news is that a trader does have a lot of control.
A trader can control:
You can’t control what the market price action will do but you can control what you will do in response to the price action and how each trade plays out after entry. Before you are in a trade you control how big and when you will get in. After you are in you control when and how you will get out. You will never control the markets but you can develop the dicipline to have complete control of yourself.
Disliked{quote} Here is your answer looks at 5 sma is noot ok on your chart chek settings{image}
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DislikedHi, I am new to this strategy. I found this set up for Monday. {image}Ignored
Disliked12 Things A Trader Can Control No matter how much a trader believes that they can predict the future, how strong their conviction is, or how much they believe, no individual trader or investor can control the outcome of a market move unless they have enough capital to move a market their self. Traders have the unique frustration that few other careers have, a lack of control on outcome. A trader can’t control: The price movement. The outcome of a trade. Once a trader is in a market the price movement is based on the collective actions of the market...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Nope shift has avoided from Bk8 and all others who use moving averages don't use shifts.... i remember bk8 have tryed to add shifts to SMA to filter trades but result was just late entryes..Ignored