Found this on another thread earlier for anyone interested in pivots.
This does cam, floor, woodie, fib, fib reverse.
This does cam, floor, woodie, fib, fib reverse.
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Disliked{quote} If you lose just blame Billy. Trouble with move stop to BE is you're telling MT4 when to widen the spread and take you out. Same with trailing stop. But it's better than losing.Ignored
DislikedI think it might be best if people use big stops rather than counter. You have to have the right approach to counter mentally.Ignored
Disliked{quote} All depends on the individual, size of account experience etc etc. Wait for Lem to return I'm sure he'll have some input !Ignored
Disliked{quote} Let's see what happens with this. Have moved the little box looking for a break one or both ways of NY open. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} If you lose just blame Billy. Trouble with move stop to BE is you're telling MT4 when to widen the spread and take you out. Same with trailing stop. But it's better than losing.Ignored
Disliked{quote} All depends on the individual, size of account experience etc etc. Wait for Lem to return I'm sure he'll have some input !Ignored
Disliked{quote} So many people follow this thread in invisible mode. Don't understand why lol. Anyway Claudia, you're obviously very experienced and totally right about account size etc when countering. I was speaking to IG yesterday as I'm about to start trading full time. It turns out to open a position at £50/pip, margin required is over £20,000. That's insane. Imagine you have one position and then a couple of counters. That's £60,000. If I go with their overseas office, the margin required is a lot less. £50/pip would require just over £3k margin per...Ignored
Disliked{quote} So many people follow this thread in invisible mode. Don't understand why lol. Anyway Claudia, you're obviously very experienced and totally right about account size etc when countering. I was speaking to IG yesterday as I'm about to start trading full time. It turns out to open a position at £50/pip, margin required is over £20,000. That's insane. Imagine you have one position and then a couple of counters. That's £60,000. If I go with their overseas office, the margin required is a lot less. £50/pip would require just over £3k margin per...Ignored
Disliked{quote} so in this case, if the retrace trade fails as well, i would assume we lose trade 1: 19, then trade 2: 8, in total 27......if ur using a stop on the low of the 15m bar? agree with ia1979 - ive always thought these retrace trades were counter trades!Ignored
Disliked{quote} I have a swiss accoiunt but cannot get around to using itr, lolIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hi JP1. The way to overcome this is don't take the first break. See if it retraces a bit and then you can either take the break in the original direction again or in the opposite direction All depends on what price does straight after the 1st break. You'll surely miss out on opportunities but it'll also mean you might miss false breaks. I'm sure Lem has mentioned before that this was the approach Bo took on the AU 4am-8am break.Ignored
Disliked{quote} So many people follow this thread in invisible mode. Don't understand why lol. Anyway Claudia, you're obviously very experienced and totally right about account size etc when countering. I was speaking to IG yesterday as I'm about to start trading full time. It turns out to open a position at £50/pip, margin required is over £20,000. That's insane. Imagine you have one position and then a couple of counters. That's £60,000. If I go with their overseas office, the margin required is a lot less. £50/pip would require just over £3k margin per...Ignored