Disliked{quote} Hello sir please tell me the name if this indicator which shows all pairs on chart {image}Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Hello sir please tell me the name if this indicator which shows all pairs on chart {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hello sir please tell me the name if this indicator which shows all pairs on chart {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Usmanshafeen, First of all, that's not my chart. The chart you referenced is from Meck1, however, I do have a symbol changer I'm happy to share. It's attached below. The reason I like it is that it's meant to go in a subwindow so you can keep your chart window clean. {image} {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} If by positive you meant brush with the grain, then yes, the london close strategy which I referred to. Otherwise a comment that is not going your way should be taken positively if you want to learn because criticism are healthy. Anyway I won’t post anymore unless someone quote one of my post. Good luck in your journey because you are gonna need it if you only want to hear “positive” comments while dismissing critics. Cheers,Ignored
Disliked{quote} I see the london close strategy is similar in a way Do you trade it?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Usmanshafeen, First of all, that's not my chart. The chart you referenced is from Meck1, however, I do have a symbol changer I'm happy to share. It's attached below. The reason I like it is that it's meant to go in a subwindow so you can keep your chart window clean. {image} {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes it is very similar, except it is traded only before the London close and probably the most important is that the entry is made on a Fibonacci pullback. Take for example a 30 pips excursion before the macd signals you to enter for a 30 pips stop and a 30 pips tp, by entering at a 50% retracement you would be able to risk twice less while having a r:r of 1:3 with the same stop loss and take profit levels. Also some use even 61.8 and 78.6 levels. Of course that doesn’t go without missing some trades but the higher return should outweigh...Ignored
Disliked{quote} The reason you are not getting alot of positive feedback from people here is how started your posts, you started by bashing the 5min timeframe and the 30pips (which isn't even part of the strategy which I was mentioning that I usually use but not going to use it here but yet you still talk about it for some reason) and mock the risk reward. All of this everyone had already talked about that a higher risk reward will be beneficial but we just wanted to see how this works and observe for the meantime. If you had started by reading the thread...Ignored
Disliked{quote} As mentioned before, I did read all the thread. If you were talking so much about a higher r:r ratio why was my post perceived as mocking instead of welcomed ? I think I have made way better contributions so far than any other members being fooled by randomness trading it since a few weeks only. Again, I am not gonna post anything more unless one of my post is quoted. Good luck guys !Ignored
Disliked{quote} We can't back test the strategy so we are forward testing it as per instructions and you are calling it random less trading? You are pretty full of your self. Do your thing broIgnored
DislikedP {quote} Forward testing is random, unless you have the commitment to do it for several months at least, which will give you a headache because you are gonna twist the “system” making your forward testing even more random. Why can’t you take criticism? It should be constructive for you. Anyway paper Trading is still an option, haven’t you committed to that already instead of saying that I am full of myself? I already brought up some very “positive” arguments, that the trades you are taking are made only possible on a momentum day where the ADR...Ignored