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Disliked{quote} First off... Don't confuse confidence with competence. Confidence is very much a traders enemy because it relates to our thoughts and we simply cannot think trades. The market has no idea at all what we have on our minds and many books (making the authors very wealthy) have been written under the heading of this trading psychology. Does it help to read this stuff... I 'think' not. I am never confident that my trade is going to work but I am certainly hopeful it will do so. However hope does not pay the bills so I have to have an edge up...Ignored
DislikedHere below on the 1 hour chart I have the main stuff I am looking for. There is a bit more but even with this small print it is hard to fit it on a single chart. So... 1) we see a signal at a ZOO and take a punt on a tentative trade using the lower time frame to better manage our entry and stop. 2) If the signal was a div then watch out for the retest i.e. the dreaded HOOK 3) Consider the target distance both for the price and the EMA 4) Load trades to make the required profit in a reasonable distance/time. 5) Rinse and repeat Keep it all very simple...Ignored
DislikedYes Des perhaps the chart below will make things a tad clearer. See how we can get information from the two speed RSI's {image} I use this info a lot to add to positions.Ignored
DislikedWe can also use this two speed for an inference on the daily chart. {image}Look for lower time frame signals to got in the desired directionIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hi alan, i don't understand it clearly the buy and sell , there is no divergence on every buy sell only some have divergences. What is the concept behind these entries and how we take them as inference for entries on smaller time frame? Thank you for your patienceIgnored
Disliked{quote} Divergence is not the be all of trading but it makes for a nice start. Above we are comparing the RSI's looking for current weakness or overly strong in the fast RSI. Look at the relationship with the two RSI's in relative to the 50% waterline which is in turn the EMA. If the fast crosses but the slow doesn't then we have an overly strong signal. If the fast RSI cannot cross the slow RSI then we have weakness and trade it accordingly.Ignored
Disliked{quote} what is the meaning of strong and weakness of rsi, sorry if the question is so basic, and how we get the idea of buy and sell?Ignored
Disliked{quote} OK Yahya let's take these bear signals. Observe the chart is showing we are trading below the average indicated both on the price chart and the RSI being below the 50% level (highlighted red) Now look at the red boxes showing where the fast RSI has pushed above the 50% leaving the slow (black) RSI below the line. These are clues to short the market so we do our two bar tests (Blue) Note during the Asian market there was not much movement but we could have scalped a few pips. Look at box 3 we could not two bar test it so we would not take...Ignored
DislikedNow the above were the bear moves but the bulls also have their say. Since we are trading down we need to consider where to hedge our shorts' Look at this same 1 hour chart with the bull signal red boxes. We see the fast RSI fails to close across the slow RSI. So once again we apply the two bar test at these points and protect our short trades with a hedge and collect a few pips for our trouble. Not forgetting the all important stops....{image}Don't forget the NFP tonight, I don't trade it because the spreads widen too much for me to be interested....Ignored
Disliked{quote} I make my notes , very nice explanation as always , Thanks dear Alan , one more thing it is necessary to apply two bar test ? every time?Ignored