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Disliked{quote} That looks great, for me, looking at that price structure, choosing any bias would have resulted in a loss *LOL*Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Reamasesa, I figured I was going end up with either around 40-50 pips or 15 depending on whether the 00 line/zone offered support. I take it your last chart was a loss, what is the channel made up from - moving averages? I have used something similar in the past and got conflicting information with Renko. Cheers, DaveIgnored
Disliked{quote} Thanks for replying No, I got 1 pip from it (there's a trade somewhere in the down trend that closed and the trend continued without me, I should have circled it, will note that for future posts) It's just a high/low 50 EMA, nothing much, helps me with looking at fractals, mostly. I tried using pivots and 00 lines but got nowhere with it so eventually I drifted back to my beloved FractalsIgnored
Disliked{quote} I've used a similar ma set up in the past based upon a paper by Jeffrey Kennedy of Elliott Wave Int. It was interesting at first but I decided I could live without it. Kennedy recommends 20 +20 sma (high and low), 10 sma and 5 sma. It was obviouly developed for OHLC charts but it works with Renko. The chart below is from my demo account marked up with these sma's - I still play around with it from time to time. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} For myself, I don't like using more than 2 MAs, the spaghetti is causing me to jump the gun like crazy, tell myself imaginary stories about where and when the MA angles will change and such likes, fractals, on the other hand, when I get them right, are killers, at least for me All that being said, I still haven't figured out how to stay out of the market or how to walk away from my screen and let the trades mature Here's how a typical setup looks like, ideally, I would have stayed for the long ride, identified the false channel break outs...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I agree with you about making the charts very cluttered with multiple MAs, I don't like it either - now I rely entirely on the "shape" of the market to find entries. From Kennedy's paper the idea of using lower value MAs (5&10 sma)is to reduce the number of false entries, by only trading when the two lower value MAs are outside the channel. Looking at your chart the low value MAs would almost certainly be inside the channel in some of the places you suggest trading - which might help you to sit on our hands a bit longer...
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DislikedThis is a typical set up for me, I get biased, open trades, whipsaw happens when life takes me away from my screen and when I finally get to back it looks like this, if I'm "lucky" and put a BE I need to be better {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} no its happening all around, can't be in a trade for very long now. what about a trailing SL to protect your profits ?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I know *LOL* I'm just frustrated I'm not getting into the "good" trades and seems to be catching only the bad ones You are correct and I should enable TSL again, I had this fantasy of me being able to trade and have the time to do so well but that is not the case with a day job and a spoiled dogIgnored
Disliked{quote} It's been difficult, I couldn't get any traction yesterday or the day before, there is a lot of uncertainty - it can't be easy trading and a job unless you are day trading. I started off with a day trading strategy a long time ago! Sometimes you just have to walk away from it - take the dog for a walk!Ignored
DislikedWhen TSL goes "right" I was sleeping, so no additional entries aside from the initial two {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thank you! Unfortunately I completely missed the set up signals after two days sleeping at the wheel! 35 pips is OK, but I could have done much better if I had been awake to what was happening400 pips later.... {image}
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