Dollie's Safe Pips Indicator

Just another random example taken. What I would like to see is the Dynamic coming out of overbought/oversold area (bullet A) and then we get the cross of Isma line and ---line into the zone with the blue and pink line in position.

Once again get out when the lines leave the zone or when --- enter the other overbought/oversold area (arrow B).

Accoring to Dollie you can even wait for the Isma indicator to enter the other overbought/oversold area.

Just my 2 cents

Nice to be in touch again, mate.

Good looking charts, my friend, with excellent logic accompanying them!

I guess that we all find our own ways of using these methods, and to be honest, I think that's half the fun! I posted mine mainly to try and stimulate some more interest in the thread, because it's been an excellent thread.

It was interesting looking at the scalping angle practiced by jcblcs79, on recent posts, and that's what it's all about really. It's the only way to learn, wouldn't you agree?

I haven't been on the 5minIntraday for quite a while, mate, but it's still a pretty active thread, last time I looked.

Take care, mate, and I hope you enjoyed your break.

Cheers

Nearly bedtime over here in the UK, and I'm just browsing around before heading off for some zeds, and have a look at what I saw! The vertical yellow line indicates the heads-up quickly followed by a cross of the red dotted line. At the same time, the RSI2 crosses the zero line, quickly followed by the CCI6. The lsma is just about into the orange/blue zone, signifying an immediate entry, seeing as the price is just above the M2 line with a clear 49 pips until the Pivot Point! However, once it gets up there, we can see that the Guppy is looking VERY healthy, so let's just let it ride and see what happens. Result? A lovely ride all the way up to the M3 line with a potential profit of 140 pips! In this case, the lsma indicated precisely where to exit, just as the green line was crossing back over the blue down in the bottom window. The Guppy, in this example, was probably an interested bystander, but the visual effect of those lovely spreading ma's can only serve to give one more confidence in the trade!
The one that got away!

Glad to see someone else posting on the board. I have been working on my own challenges lately so not much to post. Man Eyevoltage do I wish I was in the U.K. right now! I dream about it every day. Being able to trade the euro session and making 100's of pips a week. Trying to figure out how to come over from California for a month, live really cheaply but with high speed internet and just trade my brains out. I will do it within a year. Then come back and forth and write the trip off my taxes as a business trip. Much stop now as I will go on forever. Continued success.

hi all
in which page i can find the complete rules of this system ?
thx

Start on the first page and read every post. You won't regret it, I promise!

Cheers.

Thanks for the welcome, mate. I guess that the UK's the place to be as far as trading is concerned. I'm not sure, but I'm assuming that it would be better for you in the States if you were on the Eastern seaboard rather than the West? Pacific area traders (Far East, Australia, NZ etc.) seem to have to get up at some very strange hours in order to catch the good moves. I hope you make your trip, my friend, and pick up some great trades whilst you're over here.
Take care
Cheers for now.

Just to show you the 4 possible trades with the "old" Dollie resulting in 60pips - just remember you won't catch them all:

1. The "x" is where the pink and the blue lines crossed giving me the indication of the movement.

2. If blue crosses the pink line to the upside (blue above pink), then the Isma should come from below (the arrows pointing up)and enter the zone indicating a long trade on the opening of the next candle.

3. If pink crosses the blue line to the upside (pink above blue), then Isma should come from above (the arrows pointing down) and enter the zone indicating a short trade on the opening of the next candle.

Hope it make sense.

Thanks Dollie for the system. Hope you are still with us (don't see you on Skype anymore) and that you enjoy trading Cable with your "hunderds" of MAs.

What do I mean "in the zone"? Look at the red horizontal and ellipse on the following two charts. That is where Isma is entering and exiting the area between blue and pink line.

thx alot

You're entirely welcome, old chap!

Cheers

Another trade in the old-fasion Dollie Style.

Blue has crossed the pink line ("c") to be on top indicating a possible long trade. After that Isma and ---- lines are crossing into the zone ("A") meaning we can now enter a long trade. The zone area is marked with the ellipse.

The Dynamic is also coming out of the oversold area and is crossing the blue line ("B"). Great setup.

Exit is when Isma is entering the overbought area or when it leaves the zone or near pivot line.

Result 30pips.

An even better trade this morning - I've just put in the entry and exit points. People can now look for themselves at the indicators and decide why one should enter and exit at that levels.

Hey Willem.
Nice charts, and isn't it amazing how everything seems to drop nicely into place with this system? I liked the last example you posted, when all the signs were saying "BUY!!", but you demonstrated the value of patience by waiting for the Pivot Point to be breached. Spot on, mate, and just what I would have done.

I really do like this system, especially using the original indicator window along with the Dynamic. It's a powerful duo!

By the way, do you always use 30m, or do you vary things a little on this system?

Cheers

I wonder, how "safe" these trades are. What is mostly the risk ratio, how many pips on average?
Even 10 pips would be fine, if very safe.
Any comments?

Sorry if I don't give you a set answer. The bigger the time frame, the more potential for bigger pips. Also you then need to set a bigger stop loss. Since I haven't seen you on the post before, the answer to most questions is paper trade for a least a month or two. I personally have had a problem letting the trade form and not get out too early if it goes against me. What pair and what time of day are very important to seeing what the risk ratio is. During the major sessions you will see the best results. Heads up for the group: I am not scalping anymore but moving to the 4hr time frame. Blanca has shown me that it works and the one with the biggest pip pile is the one I want to follow (and her pile is way bigger).


Read any successful person’s biography and it goes like this: struggle, struggle, struggle, small success; struggle, struggle, struggle, small success; struggle, big struggle, struggle, BIG SUCCESS. See setbacks as proof of your future success. What makes anyone think that trading is any different?

look at a buy for eurusd

hi all
how should we use dunamic zone?
thx

Wait for the green line to cross the blue line. Also make sure that the RSI2 and CCI6 have crossed the zero line, and the Absolute Strength has crossed in the opposite direction. You can enter the trade as the lsma3 enters the zone created by the RSI2/CC6 and the Absolute Strength Indicator. For me, that's the best way to start with this system. Later on, you may find ways of your own to vary things a bit, once you've got used to it.

Cheers

A lovely example this morning on Cable of everything falling into place, giving what would have been a very satisfactory result. Unfortunately, I was still fast asleep in bed! Starting in the Dynamic Zone, we see the green RSI line crossing the blue MA. This cross was already above the red dotted middle zone, which was a very positive sign. Slightly before the yellow vertical line, the green RSI then crossed above the orange upper zone, effectively telling us all to "get in NOW!!" Just after the yellow vertical line, we see the lsma3 in the middle window crossing into the orange/blue zone. All good signals promising a nice trade. As I like to utilize the Guppy MMA method into the Dollie system, I would have waited until I could see evidence of a separation of the ST and LT ma's, with a positive upward movement of the the ST ma's before opening a trade at the first yellow arrow. The second yellow arrow indicates the exit, smack on the R2 line, giving a profit of 37 pips. Not bad for 20 minutes "work"! If only I hadn't been asleep!