More risk, more profit: is it true? 36 replies
If more and more people long, is it likely moving up? 11 replies
Do you go LONG MORE or SHORT MORE? 12 replies
more knowledge more problems 25 replies
Disliked{quote} Hi cpfleger, I was just thinking about this so I'll take the opportunity, and if anyone is interested I'd like to hear other points of view for comparison. In this journal I have seen a myriad of templates, indicators, entries, and the same users repeatedly change templates/indicators and continue to obtain, apparently, positive results. Now, I believe that a profitable trader, if he has a winning template/system, does not continue to overturn it, perhaps only improves it with slight changes from time to time. If you continue to be profitable...Ignored
DislikedLet's see this time... It seems like it has strength... He ran out of gas haha.. Seeing the tma the best thing was to make sales, but I'm stubborn like that... {image} Profit 48.20€Ignored
Dislikedhandy148, How does one follow a higher TF using a Renko Chart - time is not applicable. Offline Charts are time-based charts - they are just abnormal MT4 TF allocations. If you use a normal candlestick higher TF to follow the trend, then this defeats the purpose of a Renko Candled Chart as it follows price only. Are we mixing our drinks here - candlestick (price and time) versus Renko (Price).... cpflegerIgnored
Disliked{quote} Usually best to follow the trend from a higher time frame.Ignored
Disliked{quote} You are right, but I really didn't need it in this case since I was seeing it clearly in this graph. I just wanted to show those who were watching that you can win if you do things right, even doing what is not recommended. By the way, since they brought up the topic, someone privately recommended that I use this to see the trend in renko: STS_RenkoChart and STS_Offline_Remote, to be able to change the graph instantly, I imagine you know it in case you want to give me your opinion.Ignored