QuoteDislikedHowever, some point you described is not very clear to me: "His stops are 1 pip above/below the candle he uses for his stop + the spread. His entry is 1 pip above/below his entry point. " Even after reading the document you attached, I still don't know what is the "entry point" and what is the "candle he uses for his stop".
I was intentionally ambiguous about the stop location and entry because that is the Key to Mint methods not TK's. You can test applying the same principal to TK's entries and stops. The idea was using the total distance from stop to entry + spread for your TP. If you are interested in learning the KTM method I as well as others would be glad to help over on Harold's thread.
One other thing I am beginning to see, the very small 6 to 12 pip stops that show up often on TK's method often get taken out. So be careful where you place your stop. In some instances you may have to move it up to be able to catch the move. I'm starting to use a 15 to 25 pip stop along with market structure to give myself a better chance.
DS
