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Dislikedhi guys, just an observation I've realised (quite obvious now with hindsight):
When entering a trade on the 1H timeframe, take a look at the 4HR chart to see if there is any conflict. For example, yesterday, just after Open, there was a break to the downside of the USD/JPY 0700 GMT bar. It stopped out then reversed direction. However, around the same time was a great 4hr IB with price trending above the WEEK'S open, giving further weight to go long. So, perhaps it would be wise to check the higher timeframes to see what's happening before enteriong on the lower ones!Ignored
Disliked(5)It enters between a certain time(this is where You can make it trade during a specific time, for example, only during LondonOpen).
I've coded it just as I understood it.
Hope You guys like it.Ignored
QuoteDislikedwell, here it is another session...I can't trade as I'm at work, but I am watching it to learn as things play out. my observations today are that the EUR is the hot hand at this point out of the eur, swissy and pound. They are all insync meaning the gbp and eur are up vs the dollar, and the swissy is down. (general daily trend, not hourly bars). With the EUR being the hot hand, and the price currently above yesterdays close, at this point, I would be waiting for the IB to form for the long signal...however, with the past two or so days being down, maybe one would need to have a better look at the weekly trend, along with trend lines or other supporting evidence for the long. the current hourly bar is an iside bar at the moment. I would say that with yesterdays strong move, we could see a bit of a fibo retrace here before the trend continues down, if that is to be the case, at which point we would have obtained our profits anyways on the long signal before the reversal happened. I would set my stop at BE on the second lot open, once I took my 1:1 profit. This would keep me ahead should the sell-off continue on..... p.s. I finally got out of half of my freaking hedge so hopefully we only go up from here to clear out the other half. that is is for now, I guess talking about it like this helps to clarify for myself, as well as sets in stone as if I were to be able to take the trade. lets wait and see. its funny how the market makers seem to have shaken out the clear longs that everyone was talking about a week ago. Its funny what a week of whip-sawing with do to the masses predictions.
Dislikeddid anyone else take this IB? daily is showing a strong pin bar and the one hour IB just broke down.Ignored
QuoteDislikedwell, here it is another session...I can't trade as I'm at work, but I am watching it to learn as things play out. my observations today are that the EUR is the hot hand at this point out of the eur, swissy and pound. They are all insync meaning the gbp and eur are up vs the dollar, and the swissy is down. (general daily trend, not hourly bars). With the EUR being the hot hand, and the price currently above yesterdays close, at this point, I would be waiting for the IB to form for the long signal...however, with the past two or so days being down, maybe one would need to have a better look at the weekly trend, along with trend lines or other supporting evidence for the long. the current hourly bar is an iside bar at the moment. I would say that with yesterdays strong move, we could see a bit of a fibo retrace here before the trend continues down, if that is to be the case, at which point we would have obtained our profits anyways on the long signal before the reversal happened. I would set my stop at BE on the second lot open, once I took my 1:1 profit. This would keep me ahead should the sell-off continue on..... p.s. I finally got out of half of my freaking hedge so hopefully we only go up from here to clear out the other half. that is is for now, I guess talking about it like this helps to clarify for myself, as well as sets in stone as if I were to be able to take the trade. lets wait and see. its funny how the market makers seem to have shaken out the clear longs that everyone was talking about a week ago. Its funny what a week of whip-sawing with do to the masses predictions.
DislikedHello everybody!
I've coded an update to "Jarroo".
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What is does(it is attached):
(1)Draws rectangular boxes for inside bars(past and present); You can set the length of the box(left-to-right), and the color of the box.
(2)It enters only on the bar that has it's previous bar made up of an inside bar(IB).
(3)It contains Lots,StopLoss,TakeProfit,and TrailingStop(value and true/false pick) all to be configurable.
(4)You can set StopNReverse true/false(if true, then only on the bar that has it's previous bar made up of an inside bar(IB)).
(5)It enters between a certain time(this is where You can make it trade during a specific time, for example, only during LondonOpen).
(6)It draws text on the top-middle screen(the current date and time); You can set the color of it.
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I've coded it just as I understood it.
Hope You guys like it.Ignored
DislikedThat is exactly my stand.
we should either expect consolidation or temporal trend reversal bcoz of the move on EU and GU yesterday, both met their respective tgt 1 and 2Ignored
QuoteDislikedwell, here it is another session...I can't trade as I'm at work, but I am watching it to learn as things play out. my observations today are that the EUR is the hot hand at this point out of the eur, swissy and pound. They are all insync meaning the gbp and eur are up vs the dollar, and the swissy is down. (general daily trend, not hourly bars). With the EUR being the hot hand, and the price currently above yesterdays close, at this point, I would be waiting for the IB to form for the long signal...however, with the past two or so days being down, maybe one would need to have a better look at the weekly trend, along with trend lines or other supporting evidence for the long. the current hourly bar is an iside bar at the moment. I would say that with yesterdays strong move, we could see a bit of a fibo retrace here before the trend continues down, if that is to be the case, at which point we would have obtained our profits anyways on the long signal before the reversal happened. I would set my stop at BE on the second lot open, once I took my 1:1 profit. This would keep me ahead should the sell-off continue on..... p.s. I finally got out of half of my freaking hedge so hopefully we only go up from here to clear out the other half. that is is for now, I guess talking about it like this helps to clarify for myself, as well as sets in stone as if I were to be able to take the trade. lets wait and see. its funny how the market makers seem to have shaken out the clear longs that everyone was talking about a week ago. Its funny what a week of whip-sawing with do to the masses predictions.