Pretty damn good if I say so myself.
Unfortunately I wasn't awake for all these
but DAMN.Robinhood you are a wizard.
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- #10,143
- Mar 28, 2025 5:12am Mar 28, 2025 5:12am
Gold needs to cool down a bit, dont you guys think?
2 times 2R trades (shhhhhh, slightly more actually)
Scorecard:
Wins: 62
Loss: 18
2 times 2R trades (shhhhhh, slightly more actually)
Scorecard:
Wins: 62
Loss: 18
Find a strategy that works consistently and then trading becomes easy.
- #10,147
- Mar 31, 2025 7:55pm Mar 31, 2025 7:55pm
EURUSD short +2R Scorecard: Wins: 63 Loss: 18 This will be the last time I will post my scorecard here as most concentrate on the scorecard rather than the setup. I will still record the stats as usual as I need this until the end of this year. I will continue to share the trade screenshot as normal for y'all. I re-iterate, you will find at least 1 quality setup daily if you spend enough time on the charts and back test. {image}
Haven't found the "THAT'S IT" moment yet though.
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- #10,148
- Mar 31, 2025 10:01pm Mar 31, 2025 10:01pm
{quote} Have you figured out anything about the white line? Isn't that the R ma? Below zero, above, zigzag, cross cross, upside down, hokey pokey, anything? I keep looking at it and I thiiiiink there is something too it.
Ideal for HTF entries only. Might get chop chop on the LTF.
Find a strategy that works consistently and then trading becomes easy.
{quote} I haven't done very extensive testing on this yet. But you can look out for Stoch and RSI lines above 50 & above the white (RSI MA) line for longs and vice versa. Ideal for HTF entries only. Might get chop chop on the LTF. {image}
They are motivating.I believe if people come here and only look at your scorecard, that's to their own detriment and will fail by their own actions.
Looking at the score cards for me gives a positive boost in motivation to follow the methods outlined in this thread.
Do what you do, not trying to tell you what to do. Just lending a different outlook to the scorecard and how it can be a huge positive if taken into account with other things. Like your pictures of trades and why you got in them.
Either way, thanks for your contributions! They have helped a lot!
i look forward to more of your screenshots!
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{quote} Hi Roscearm, thanks for your trades, which I personally really appreciate when you post them. How is your approach regarding Support and Resistance levels. Could you share how you do apply them. Tks in advance
Keep it as simple as that.
Find a strategy that works consistently and then trading becomes easy.
{quote} Also, I'm gonna keep a mental note of your scorecard
I will still be here and posting the charts as normal.
Find a strategy that works consistently and then trading becomes easy.
{quote} I haven't done very extensive testing on this yet. But you can look out for Stoch and RSI lines above 50 & above the white (RSI MA) line for longs and vice versa. Ideal for HTF entries only. Might get chop chop on the LTF. {image}
Maybe after 10am would be better after all the chop chop is done.
Like i said, back test first.
Find a strategy that works consistently and then trading becomes easy.
- #10,155
- Edited 7:10pm Apr 1, 2025 6:23pm | Edited 7:10pm
{quote} Those who trade the NY session, try this (back test thoroughly) method during the early NY sessions. Maybe after 10am would be better after all the chop chop is done. Like i said, back test first.
Damn I'ma try this out tomorrow.Forward test I go!
And away!!!
Just thought of something.
Little tip for anyone who's just starting this. Pay attention to how Roscearm said after 10am. That's a good point! Jumping into a trade at 9:30 or anywhere near it will put you at risk of being stopped out pretty dramatically.
If your in a trade at 9. Get out at 9:29. Then wait till 9:45 and start looking for another signal.
Will save you some heart ache.
Might miss 1 big move, but you will prevent 5 big moves against you just to return in the direction and piss you off.
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{quote} Those who trade the NY session, try this (back test thoroughly) method during the early NY sessions. Maybe after 10am would be better after all the chop chop is done. Like i said, back test first.
{quote} Hey Buddy, Thank you for your kind words. Happy to help where I can. You will start to see many things once you spend enough time on the charts. What RH has given is the most simplest and the easiest method you can adopt and build a very profitable system out of it. Coming to your question about MT5: I use MT4, MT5 or Ninja Trader mainly for trade executions. I do not do charting on these. Like even if I do, i revert to TradingView for charts. Nothing beats TradingView (at least as per me) for charting purposes and the ease with which you...
appreciate for your kind response. I'm trying to set that up all on MT4. please kindly check is my setting is okay?
i set the EMA 5 shift 2 just like RH mentioned on this thread previously.
thank you again, really looking forward to be as consistent as you and the rest of the team on this amazing thread.
have a nice day.
- #10,160
- Edited 6:28am Apr 2, 2025 6:16am | Edited 6:28am
This was an early entry and it worked out but hell it took a longgggggggggg time to play out though. NAS +2R NAS might shoot up NY session (not trading advice) by the looks of distribution happening here. Maybe they are slowly offloading the shorts. {image}
Example: RSI crosses white line, stochastics turn blue and green.
Or
RSI crosses white line down, stochastics turn orange red.
The closer the stochastics are together the better. If ones sitting on top of the other that's even better.
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