Disliked{quote} yep same here, week started off good with a couple good trades and then it seemed like the next few went against me right offIgnored
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Disliked{quote} yep same here, week started off good with a couple good trades and then it seemed like the next few went against me right offIgnored
Disliked{quote} Tell me about it. Good trades and bad all week. Currently about 0.5R up so might call it a week and get back to studyingIgnored
DislikedBuggered my day right up, lol. It wouldn't have been so bad if I hadn't doubled the lot size on it. Tomorrows another day, I'll just have to make 2% to make up the deficit {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Other way round for me. Rubbish mon-tues and then picked a about 3 R only to lose it again today. A case of overtrading the lower TF trying to make up losses i think.Ignored
DislikedHello guys,I consider myself scalper however I've spend lot of time to study BigE original thread evem demo it in past.I like idea of H4 TF to free me little bit from monitors. Here is my demo with this method for last month.I have to say I did not trade it like full time,there were trades I've definitely missed.Like yesterday I could have closed all positions with over 500,- profit on top.I took maybe half.It's OK What I would like to talk us is money management(MM). What your risk per trade (RPT)? Are you splitting it among more trades? How many...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes I've found last week and this week somewhat challenging but the tough days/ weeks that we learn to survive in will make us flourish in the highly liquid good days/ weeks ahead I think it will be like cycling down hill lol Well I hope hahaha Please be as kind as to share your report tool with me, I like that it gives your %. Thank you, have a great day ahead!Ignored
Disliked{quote} I'm going to take available trades at the close of the first 4H I am awake for as always (The 10am one), I don't like taking the 2pm ones on Friday as it increases the risk of having to close the trades early due to the market closing for the weekend. There's no point letting a bumpy road or a bad few days put you off in my opinion. If I had been accurately sizing my lots today I would have made the 1% I am looking for, so that's a learning experience that cost me nothing which I am very happy with. I've solved that going forward by adding...Ignored
Disliked{quote} its another one of those MQL5 EA programs that needs to in the market folder. have just downloaded it myself from MQL5Ignored
Disliked{quote} As Alan mentioned you can download it directly from MQL5, but dropping it in the Experts/Market folder should work as far as I know. Link if needed: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/3409 From the screenshot you posted and then deleted earlier it looks like you're risking 10%+ per trade, which is much too high.Ignored
Disliked{quote} {image} I hope that this chart that 40PipsAlan created helps to prove to everyone that Support and Resistance is HARD to determine and can't be relied upon. It's always hit or miss. It works when it works, and it doesn't when it doesn't. Like the saying goes: "Even a stopped clock is right twice a day."Ignored
Disliked{quote} I have 2 MT4 demo accounts on this PC and the MQL5 only downloads to to the first MT4 that I setup. I have just copied the Money manager EA to the other MT4 demo and it doesnt work. There must be a MQL5 link in the second MT4 that is missing, probably in the community setup section where we add the MQL4 password and user. I will give that a try in a bit.Ignored
Disliked{quote} As Alan mentioned you can download it directly from MQL5, but dropping it in the Experts/Market folder should work as far as I know. Link if needed: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/3409 From the screenshot you posted and then deleted earlier it looks like you're risking 10%+ per trade, which is much too high.Ignored
Disliked{quote} For my trading strategy: I've found the S&R fibo levels sometimes a factor in deciding to enter a trade after it clears that level (because entering just before it and it doesnt clear will see a reversal). Sometimes perhaps to mark and lock in profit at the next S or R; because based on momentum I will know to get out or perhaps even to add to my position after it passes a noted s&r level. So knowing the Fibo levels based on current price helps me take note. However it's not always a constant thought. It is a big factor for me locking in...Ignored