Cold Turkey Indi Free Trading

Hello FF members & guest:

Hopefully everyone has finished off there Thanksgiving left overs by now.

This thread is for anyone who needs to take a break from indicator madness, as Lou G. calls it.
The challenge is to trade indicator free for at least one week, and report back here your results, and or any method etc that you wish to share.
Any type of charts (pairs/crosses) are fair game, time, renko, volume, range bars etc, with any indicator less system that you want to invent or try, and on any platform as well, scalp or swing trades, all are welcomed here.
The goal of this thread is to trade indicator free to better observe price action and free ourself from lagging indicators, & the countless wasted hours in search of holy grail indicators etc.

do you consider pivot points and fibo's as indies?

Hate to start bending the rules so early on, but if you have to access it under the indicator menu then It's probably an indicator, but guess it would be a silly waste of time to have to hand place every s/r pivot line that you like to use.
So lets set the limit here.

Here's how the trade went, zoomed in a little so you can see what happened a little better. Was thinking about exiting the trade near the upper thread line breakout, but didn't do so in time, everything worked out fine since the support line at 1.0505 which was tested about 3xs finally broke through.

Made the background a little darker to see the action a little better.

PS:
Added a renko chart to, with same trade.
See any patterns?

As most of you know I prefer renko & point & figure charts to trade on, and maybe be posting a simple near indi free renko trading method latter today.
But please don't wait for me, post your own ideas too.

Here's a simple setup on renko charts. Just used manual trend lines to help identify areas of support & resistance, by opening both a 7 pip & 15 pip renko charts for the same pair/cross. The 15 pip renko charts helps me to see the longer trends while the 7 pip renko chart helps to time entires much better. A lot like looking at a 5 min & 1hr chart to better time entries for trading 4 hr candle time charts, the way you would using the 3 ducks trading system. I was going to use ATR to help find the most appropriate renko brick sizes to match up with those time frames, but guess it wasn't really needed, maybe I'll try that next time.
Also manually applied cycle lines to both charts, trying to learn if there are any benefits of using it on renko charts. It can be found under the "Insert", menu if using MT4.
Used a fixed sl/tp of 30:30, but sometimes I reset the 30:30 tp/sl manually during a good long run.

See something interesting with fibo, would you call this a fibo breakout?

Inserted the cycle lines same way I insert the fibo, from bottom to top on previous up trend.

Where to next?
Anyone have fx super weather computer?

as you mentioned on the 1st post that this thread is indi free
why did u include renko ???
is'nt it an indicator?

No not really it's a type of chart.
There are some indicators, & scripts you can use to generate renko charts within mt4, but I use the ea version. There are some platforms such as ninja trader & trade station etc that have the charts built in.

The scripts are good in mt4 if you want to practice in a back test simulator since they don't need incoming ticks to start making the chart.
I don't usually use the scripts for forward test or live since you have to remember to reattach it each you restart MT4 or your offline renko charts will not keep up with the real prices.

You can google 'renko charts', or look at other threads on trading renko.
I wasn't planning on getting into the basics of setting up renko charts on mt4, since there are plenty of thread that cover the subject pretty well.

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/renkochart.asp