Are you still negotiating with this system?
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- #11,742
- Jul 4, 11:25pm (12 hr ago) Jul 4, 11:25pm (12 hr ago)
- Joined Nov 2008 | Status: Trader | 50,304 Posts
BTC Jul04 Tokyo 10am - anyone here trading the weekend market {image} ...
BTC Jul05 Tokyo 1:20pm
- small range weekend market
- a swing low
COMPARING template#1 and recent new hybrid indicators RSOR and RSO MTF
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Honesty is a very expensive gift. You wont find it in cheap people.WBuffett
- #11,743
- Last Post: Jul 5, 9:41am (2 hr 35 min ago) Jul 5, 9:41am (2 hr 35 min ago)
{quote} Hi RH, may I ask you would you consider writing a short guide on this? I completely understand if not, and I really appreciate everything you’ve already shared. You’ve already given a lot, and there’s no obligation at all. I just imagine that even if it helps one person like the man returning starfish to the ocean it could truly make a real difference.
{quote} I don't have the time (nor honestly the desire) to actually write a proper guide "per se" regarding using the RSOR, and while it does have many, many nuances, that can be interpreted, I think about it like this (for beginner users): Bruce Lee said: "I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times" So my "one best kick" using the RSOR is this: (and not surprisingly, it's a Continuation Trade):
{quote} Try this, copy & paste all the posts that contain relevant information into a Word document, and then copy & paste ALL that information into A.I. I reckon you will end up with an amazing summary which will fully explain that holy grail you are seeking. Good luck, have fun, don't die.
I've put together an offline HTML guide on the RSOR (using AI) compiled entirely from posts in this thread, starting with the Post #11,434
It covers the three lines of RSOR and their settings, the "One Best Kick" entry, the five exits plus the always exit rule, higher timeframes, trade management and the RSOR Sniper. Every point is cited back to its original post with links.
First and foremost, once again massive thank you to RobinHood (David). The amount of knowledge, time and patience he has poured into this thread over the years is incredible. He created the RSOR, refined it in the open, answered countless questions and asked for nothing in return. We are truly lucky to have him here.
Thanks also to pewebly and StonebankS1 for their excellent contributions and tools.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
This guide is in no way a replacement for reading the whole thread. As RobinHood himself has said, the thread should be read as it evolved. Best practice is to read the whole thread starting from page 1, or if you feel you must jump ahead, start reading from about page 400 onwards, as per his advice.
This guide is just for getting the concepts. The more you read the thread, especially RobinHood's posts, the better you will do in the long run.
Download the attached file (I was unable to attach the html directly so I have compressed it) and open it in any browser. It works offline and the Print button saves it as PDF.
I followed senior member Erebus' advice. (thanks for that)
I hope that members will find it useful.
