Disliked{quote} It happens... Are you sure you only entered trades in a clear trend (like EURGBP - or BRN or GE40 - at the moment)? [EURNZD may just be starting] {image}Ignored
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Disliked{quote} It happens... Are you sure you only entered trades in a clear trend (like EURGBP - or BRN or GE40 - at the moment)? [EURNZD may just be starting] {image}Ignored
QuoteDislikedHi vvm, I can't easily understand your question. Please could you write it in your language and we can use Google translate to get it in English. I think that might work better.
Disliked{quote} Thanks for this, josi, yes, I think it must be something simple like this that I'm just not noticing. I must go and study the charts where things went wrong and see if I can work it out.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I trade 28 ForexInstruments on H1 mainly & H4, D1 very seldom I show my clue/help Note for yesterdays H1 Do U make such Note? atb vvm {image}Ignored
DislikedThis is the sequence that I usually follow when deciding to place a trade. In my case H4 is the trading time-frame and D1 shows the dominant trend. On the H4 charts: Is there a new trend after a crossover (= first leg) or a second or perhaps even a third leg starting? (This also means to avoid "old" trends unless PA tells you otherwise). Are the recent bars (i) on the "trend side" of the EMAs? (ii) mostly short (iii) fairly close to the EMAs (very little or no open space between bars and EMAs)? Is there any S/R obstruction? I don't mind a consolidation...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Please understand: I don't intend any criticism at all: This trade may very well work out, I think, and I really like your thread. Nevertheless, if you allow me to say so, your H4-screenshot shows nicely (just look at your SL and TP) that you are trading a range (and enter somewhere around the middle of this range). Of course, a wide range as this is tradable: so, maybe - at some stage - you want to have a look at Al Brooks' book on how to trade ranges. But, of course, it is (and will always be) entirely up to you.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I don't believe it's about what I do, but about not recognising whatever conditions there are that have changed.Ignored
DislikedThe short brown lines are previous week hi/lo (H4) & previous month hi/lo (D1).
The trading rules are simple: 1) D1 - EMAs crossed for signals + reversal candle patterns, etc {image}{image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Challenge accepted, I'll start doing that going forward. Old habits die hard, and its been years using indicators but I'm willing to change to see success in trading I'm going out on a limb guessing this right here in the right hand corner... If not that then my second guess would be to move away from tradingview and primarily using mt4 to see pure price action.. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi yanah12 1. Do you have an indicator that you can share with us that produces these hi/lo lines? 2. I have been having a conversation by DM with josi about candle patterns and I recalled you use them as well. Could you go into a bit of detail what patterns you look out for, and how you use them?Ignored
Disliked{quote} {file}{file} Hi AlistairC, I don't utilize other indicators. Pinbars, engulfings * inside bars are the only candle patterns that interest me. If there's a setup in D1, I would just monitor H4 charts & wait for trigger. Hope this helps.Ignored