EUR/USD Long Trade @ 1.13357
EUR/USD moves at a far more leisurely pace
EUR/USD moves at a far more leisurely pace
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DislikedEUR/USD Long Trade @ 1.13357 EUR/USD moves at a far more leisurely pace {image} {image}Ignored
DislikedEUR/USD Long Trade @ 1.13357 EUR/USD moves at a far more leisurely pace {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} EUR/USD Long Trade Target Hit +40 Pips 1:4 Risk:Reward If I can continue making 1:4 R:R or better.... {image} {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} As Retail Traders we can choose were we want to get Involved with the Market. I know it is obvious but there is far more Value going Short from the Top of the Trading Range rather than getting drawn in because Price starts to move in your direction. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi, Steve Although this is a personal preference, don't you think the down movement before the pull back and your entry point is too deep? Personally I prefer relatively shallow movement as directional 'energy' is still strong. What do you think?In the picture below, I prefer the scenario B. It should also agree with major MAs (in my case 50 and 200 EMA). {image} For example, the following is my trade today. It ended up as a quick scalp but from my experience, I think this is a high provability trade. Price movement is something...
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Disliked{quote} Hi, Steve Although this is a personal preference, don't you think the down movement before the pull back and your entry point is too deep? Personally I prefer relatively shallow movement as directional 'energy' is still strong. What do you think?In the picture below, I prefer the scenario B. It should also agree with major MAs (in my case 50 and 200 EMA). {image} For example, the following is my trade today. It ended up as a quick scalp but from my experience, I think this is a high provability trade. Price movement is something...
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Disliked{quote} Hi Justin, Good to hear from you You are right it comes down to Personal Preference. Personally I don't mind Deep Drop in Price as long as it is Inefficient Far better though to get a continuous Pullback to Point of Interest By the time I was going Short Price was starting to uild a ullish ias (M15) {image}Ignored
DislikedEuro is in a long consolidation phase that I am focus now on H4. As said we are at a strange point here. See history back. I anticipate nowadays only trades based on that phases if it come in clue with the level happen is something historical.Ignored
DislikedSteve, just curious why you have moved from gold to EUR.....?If volatility matters, you can easily adjust your leverage I guess.....
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Disliked{quote} Hi Justin, The main reason is because I have improved my Risk to Reward I am using a 10 Pip Stop with a 40 Pip Target when Trading EUR/USD I think I will e able to increase this with some Practice I will see how things go moving forward With GOLD I was only able to get 1:2 Risk:RewardIgnored
Disliked{quote} That means EUR has better momentum than Gold at lease for now I guess... Otherwise, it's difficult to understand how EUR can yield better RR compared to Gold. However, it can change anytime. As far as I know EURUSD is known as a very slow asset with low ADR for several years.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Justin, Check out the New Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOIQPyqiOr0Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Michael, Good to hear from you. Trading all comes down to the Scale of Price we are looking at. Personally I don't look much beyond the the Time Frame I am Trading. I have tried to incorperate Higher Time Frame Analysis into my Trading but I found it confused my Decision making. A Period of Consolidation on a Higher Time Frame can be Opportunities to Trade both ways on the Lower Time Frames. It looks like we are Trading at different Scales The 3 Charts below show the Monthly Daily and 15M Time Frames the only real difference is Time and...Ignored