Disliked{quote} Nicely devised and presented. What are they stochastic settings you are using? Thank you for clearly outlining your approach to tradingIgnored
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Disliked{quote} Nicely devised and presented. What are they stochastic settings you are using? Thank you for clearly outlining your approach to tradingIgnored
The smaller Supertrend on the higher timeframe also helps in identifying good entry points at the beginning of new impulsive moves, which in turn gives me a better risk-reward ratio.
Following this approach ensures that I am trading with the overall trend direction, increasing the likelihood of successful trades.
Feel free to ask any questions or share your thoughts!
Since i can't upload the files here. I created this shared folder.
Shared folder
Risk on trade page
Smaller timeframe:
Missing confluence:
Disliked@Goncalo008, Can you explain more about 'renko market structure ' i am interested in knowing more i use to read havo posts on here but i havent seen him post in a whileIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hey, market structure is equal in any chart. Let me share something that helped me alot this year. This playlist made a huge difference for me. He explain very well and make things simple.Ignored
DislikediHarvest Renko Strategy Hello campers Here is my way of trading RENKO small trends during the morning hours of Europe market and during NY open. This system is very profitable and can be traded by most people that have the required discipline. The rules: Check that you have a established trend using visual confirmation. This can be done on the H1 and the 6pip renko chart. See Post 13 Look for entries close to the hour (8 am 9 am 10 am...13,14,15,16) Always place a SL...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I forgot to mention in my previous post that I always follow the direction of the Supertrend on the higher timeframe. Here’s how it works: If the 6-period multiplier Supertrend on the higher timeframe is indicating a downtrend, I only look for sell opportunities. If the 6-period multiplier Supertrend is indicating an uptrend, I only look for buy opportunities. The smaller Supertrend on the higher timeframe also helps in identifying good entry points at the beginning of new impulsive moves, which in turn gives me a better risk-reward ratio....Ignored