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Dislikedhavent we just had a touch on the 4hr eu to the downside?
great forum by the way LGIgnored
DislikedHi LG, can u share with us, your definition of 'too mixed' please?Ignored
DislikedNot enough confirmation..PA doing one thing and 1 or 2 important RSIs doing another.Ignored
DislikedHi lawgirl.
Your doing a great job, you have a lot of followers.
? what about the arrows they keep repainting themselves, how do we follow them. One minute there all red and pointing down and a little later a lot of arrows have changed directions even the daily and H4.
I have been following your thread for a while now and trying to trade your method.
I like it.Ignored
DislikedI don't trade that pair..what's the spread like..and look at the RSIs.Ignored
DislikedLG, please allow me to answer on your behalf and correct me if i'm wrong.
kauaibobby, RSI depicts the price action over various timeframes. they have to point the same direction, in order for you to have a higher probability trade and a better edge.Ignored
Dislikedi understand that, i just know how you follow it if one minute the daily is up and the next minute it is sideways and then H4 switches from up to down in a minute.Ignored
DislikedRight now ausjpy and chfjpy have five red arrows at this minute, a few minutes ago i believe the H4 was blue buyand other arrows were different also.
It just seems it all depends on the minute you look at the arrow, i just don't understand why the higher timeframes change so quick.
i know there is more to opening the trade than just five red arrow, i just dont know how to follow them when they are changing all the time.
Happy trading everyoneIgnored
DislikedRight now ausjpy and chfjpy have five red arrows at this minute, a few minutes ago i believe the H4 was blue buyand other arrows were different also.
It just seems it all depends on the minute you look at the arrow, i just don't understand why the higher timeframes change so quick.
i know there is more to opening the trade than just five red arrow, i just dont know how to follow them when they are changing all the time.
Happy trading everyoneIgnored
DislikedMost of the time, the RSIs simply show the direction of the active candle. If its up, the RSI is blue. Down, and its red. If its a doji, then the RSI is sideways yellow. That happens well over 90% of the time.
Thus, the RSI arrows can turn on a dime, especially at the beginning of a new candle, or when price is still near the open for the candle.
Having said all that, it's pretty amazing how well it works to have all of them in the same direction, especially considering how little at times they can indicate.Ignored
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I realize I'm still unclear what constitutes as a BO trade. Apart from checking RSIs, how can we prevent fakeouts?I see that LG and other traders here don't always trade the BO and look for ZC or channel trades also...I'd like to know when not to use the BO?Thanks everyone...Ignored