Disliked{quote} Getting ready for a reversal imo, but it may take until December {image}Ignored
Good spot darko!
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Disliked{quote} Getting ready for a reversal imo, but it may take until December {image}Ignored
DislikedHi Strat Loser on the Euro this morning, short on the highlighted candle, still struggling to see where my analysis was wrong. In my set up, it had broken down through the 100, come back to test it and been rejected, then pushed south with bearish PA closing clear below recent S/R, pulling the 9 down to cross the 100. Can you see what should have stopped me taking this one? Thanks Dave {image}Ignored
Disliked{image} Not much to comment about this trade. pretty self explanatory. Other than the fact that DOW was a much better candidate (but not on this account since it gets pretty expensive on this broker at early hours. commissions and bigger spread make it difficult for me on m1 to keep losses small) There was an earlier entry possible that i missed. You can work it out yourselves where it isIgnored
DislikedI'd like to think this was a pretty text book trade, but would welcome any observations. PA had broekn through support, come back to test which was firmly rejected by bearish PA right at the S/R level, crossing and returning back under the MA. Set Tp a few pips inside where I'd got next support, to where it dutifully went in 3 bearish candles, before bouncing off. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi bistolis, understanding that this is your style of trading but why not TP when PA indicates at the yellow box and then re-enter at a better PRICE? {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Getting ready for a reversal imo, but it may take until December Good spot darko! {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am struggling with the psychological aspect of adding while the trend is going . So I am more inclined to get a fat 0 profit rather than not a position on. I am still learning to add on when its moving my way and I am training myself to kind of keep it running unless I really think the trend is over. Keeping the pressure on myself to not take partials as well. My exit is just because I had to go out at that moment.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am struggling with the psychological aspect of adding while the trend is going . So I am more inclined to get a fat 0 profit rather than not a position on. I am still learning to add on when its moving my way and I am training myself to kind of keep it running unless I really think the trend is over. Keeping the pressure on myself to not take partials as well. My exit is just because I had to go out at that moment.Ignored
Dislikedthanks for the feedback. here is one more on that point. below is my entry and exit and my question would be where to buy back into the trend? because my mind so far is reluctant to buy more on this example this morning on DAX{image} now i am out of the position and i didnt jump back in and I marked an exit higher. the question is again how do I jump back in. this is just purely psychological while trading a trend. and it is hard for me at least{image} what i am doing is (usually if I jump back in) to trade close to the shadowema20 (ema10 maybe...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi bistolis, understanding that this is your style of trading but why not TP when PA indicates at the yellow box and then re-enter at a better PRICE? {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Bistolis, my question to you would be: why do you exit in the first place instead of trying to get back in?Ignored