Ok, looks like today everybody is in a bank day but me.
Nomask and gang, although this method is what really fits my personality, I'm having great issues with the M5, mainly because of lack of time as have fulltime job.
Please do not interpret this as I want to change the original method, but mainly look for alternatives for those like me who struggle with screen time.
Thus, I want to ask the forum if someone has thought about other entry technique that give us more time? At first I'm thinking on using M15 candles, what of course implies larger SL, but I don't care as long as can be more relaxed and have more time to act. Please note I'm good with the W1 H4 analysis to get bias, and wouldn't want to go something larger.
Nomask, any suggestions around this?
Cheers
Nomask and gang, although this method is what really fits my personality, I'm having great issues with the M5, mainly because of lack of time as have fulltime job.
Please do not interpret this as I want to change the original method, but mainly look for alternatives for those like me who struggle with screen time.
Thus, I want to ask the forum if someone has thought about other entry technique that give us more time? At first I'm thinking on using M15 candles, what of course implies larger SL, but I don't care as long as can be more relaxed and have more time to act. Please note I'm good with the W1 H4 analysis to get bias, and wouldn't want to go something larger.
Nomask, any suggestions around this?
Cheers
. One thing to consider is that you could get a demo from a broker that's GMT+1, 2, +3, etc. I'm fairly certain there is a new four hour candle every hour depending on the broker. I use Alpari, FXDD, and MBT. I've heard FXPro has another 4 hour candle time, but I haven't verified this. The nice thing about Nomask's method, is that once you see the retrace setup on the weekly/four hour, then you can really choose any entry method that you please and hold it for the big moves. There are quite a few 15M entry methods on the forums (Sonic, EOHater/Ken Lee, to name a couple). I am trying to demo the two I just mentioned, but find myself going back to simple 5M moves based on Nomask's teachings. There are a lot of entry methods on the Equity Millipede thread, as well. If you have only an hour before you have to go to work, on the 15M you essentially have 4 candles to enter from instead 12 on the 5M. I prefer the latter. Having the multiple broker charts seems to help finding the right place to enter when you're pressed for time, though. 
) profitable using this method. I've experienced some drawdown with the double top entry method on the 5M, though. Very often it'll go triple top or just stay in that range ad nauseum. Have you found the double bottom entry on the fib line to be a hard hitting entry? I've made all of my pips from breakouts thus far. Is there anything else you'd suggest that we do to "screen" these double bottom entries?
