EURUSD
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Beautiful PA today
M1
Beautiful PA today
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MY PASR journey Based on Strat's PASR Trading 76 replies
M5 PASR Trend Trading Strat 95 replies
My PASR Trend Trading Journals 3 replies
A young trader's road to profitability - PASR trading - Live 11 replies
Fibs trading and PASR 0 replies
Disliked{quote} {image} STOP! You obviously do not UNDERSTAND our PASR qualifications for Hammers and Shooting Stars - go back and study them until you really understand and can identify them correctly. {image} Good {image} What does the Boss tell you? Did you consult?Ignored
DislikedM1 EURO {image} Erratic PA but PRICE structure intact Had a bit of an abhoration at the green rectangle - what was I thinking? - trying to buy in a strong DOWN trend and not recognising it in time.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I didn't think I needed to provide a definition since "a picture describes a thousand words" but since you are the type that responds to my "no spoon feeding - show him how to fish" teaching style, you have got it. Just make sure that particular candle is at support - not resistance and definitely not "floating", and the shorter the lower wick, the better (no wick could be a "sore thumb") and the longer the upper wick the better (like an upside down hanging man) and if it meets all these conditions, it is a "sore thumb", "fill yer wellies"...Ignored
Disliked{quote} {image} {image} Greetings Strat, Please in the above charts Gold and AUDUSD, which of the arrowed candles meet your description of your what this candle should be? This will help me better understand them profitably. I want to believe that in trading this 'candle' when spotted is to place a buy trade some pips away from its high and wait for price to pick it on its way up, thereby confirming it. If there is another way to trade it, maybe from a lower timeframe different from where it is spotted. I will like to know. Thank youIgnored
Disliked{quote} Erratic indeed. I managed to start off quite well, catching good entries, taking profits and closing bad entries quick at break even, but I reckon greed took over in the trades marked with the yellow rectangles and I thought, wished, hoped price would turn in my favor but that's not how trading works. On the M1 there's no time for doubts, fear or greed. {image} {image}Ignored
DislikedM1 EURO {image} {image} Retrace of news candle down to and test of US Open was sign of things to come.Ignored
Disliked{quote} After being a little confused about where you marked the US open, I remembered you trade the futures market and are most likely referring to the US futures market open correct? What are your reasons to trade futures instead of the spot market? Also please explain your thought process when you decided to take the 2 shorts and the following long that I marked with the yellow rectangle. With my current understanding I would've maybe taken the long but not the shorts. Oh and when you mark your entry, do you open the trade immediately after the...Ignored
DislikedThe last entry long was mostly based on M5 candle marked on top right. The entry was at the close of the bearish candle on m1 which was the close of the m5 candle {image} I am not going to show any exact entries and exits on the charts by dragging the trades from history. I avoid looking at PNL at any cost. The only thing I use is the close all trades button on the chart. I find it extremely distracting looking at the actual numbers. Decisions made during the week and day affect future decision making, like anchoring at a number that has no meaning...Ignored