Alex,
I'm looking at your charts and notice that we need to make a few changes to your charts. First you need to put in and upper and a lower trend line. This will help you a lot. What you are starting out with right now is the beginner version of the force. (if you are this new, you should not be live!) What you are to learn here is how the market moves. what you are looking at is for everything to be lined up on the same bar. the MACD has to be in the same direction of the bar, the stochs, and the 5ema cross. (It's hard to notice with your MACD as only one color, true using a green and red, it helps) Also, put your MACD and stochs on two separate indicator windows.
So looking at the first chart:
Trade 1:might have been at the 21:00 bar, I can't tell on the MACD if it was negative,then it would have been a valid beginner trade.
Trade 2: a long at 0:10
Trade 3: Might have been one at 3:30
It's a little hard to tell with the MACD like this and I'm trying to line up everything.
All three of these would have been BE to profitable trades.
Chart 2
Trade 1: 16:55 short
Trade 2: 19:35 a long
Trade 3 21:55 short
You could have pulled a couple of pips out of each one
Chart 3:
Trade 1: 2:55 a long, maybe. If the emas had a clear cross I would have entered, having a hard time telling by this chart.
Trade 2: 6:50 short this one would have been hard to make a profit but it looks like the end of the chart was getting ready to start a bear move and it would have been good
They are the valid trades as a beginner I'm noticing. Any questions keep asking.
I'm looking at your charts and notice that we need to make a few changes to your charts. First you need to put in and upper and a lower trend line. This will help you a lot. What you are starting out with right now is the beginner version of the force. (if you are this new, you should not be live!) What you are to learn here is how the market moves. what you are looking at is for everything to be lined up on the same bar. the MACD has to be in the same direction of the bar, the stochs, and the 5ema cross. (It's hard to notice with your MACD as only one color, true using a green and red, it helps) Also, put your MACD and stochs on two separate indicator windows.
So looking at the first chart:
Trade 1:might have been at the 21:00 bar, I can't tell on the MACD if it was negative,then it would have been a valid beginner trade.
Trade 2: a long at 0:10
Trade 3: Might have been one at 3:30
It's a little hard to tell with the MACD like this and I'm trying to line up everything.
All three of these would have been BE to profitable trades.
Chart 2
Trade 1: 16:55 short
Trade 2: 19:35 a long
Trade 3 21:55 short
You could have pulled a couple of pips out of each one
Chart 3:
Trade 1: 2:55 a long, maybe. If the emas had a clear cross I would have entered, having a hard time telling by this chart.
Trade 2: 6:50 short this one would have been hard to make a profit but it looks like the end of the chart was getting ready to start a bear move and it would have been good
They are the valid trades as a beginner I'm noticing. Any questions keep asking.
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