DislikedI use the hourly to analyze the trend, 5 min for entry. I don't use larger time frames during London session.Ignored
Don't be discouraged from smaller timeframes based on cliche claims, all TF's have their advantages and disadvantages.
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DislikedMM'ers were wanting to catch the long positions, they wasn't ready -- they wanted more longs before stop hunting them, now the MM'ers have decided they want to cash in...and this is the result
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Dislikedhas nothing to do with that.. the market markers are the ones that control things... not equities, etc.
if you notice the patterns that come out the same, don't have the same result, kinda like what Einstein said about the definition of insanity.
then there has to be something else that causes the disparity of results.
you're thinking like a "retail trader"... stop it.Ignored
DislikedDon't be discouraged from smaller timeframes based on cliche claims, all TF's have their advantages and disadvantages.Ignored
DislikedDon't be discouraged from smaller timeframes based on cliche claims, all TF's have their advantages and disadvantages.Ignored
DislikedMaybe you should go back to the James16 thread champ and come back with some more ingenious quotes. Good Luck with metatraderIgnored
DislikedIt is all matter of preference, I have seen people successful using the 1min charts. It is mostly based on your style of trading.Ignored
Dislikedhere, here's a day i got bored, waiting for set ups.
http://www.forexfactory.com/attachme...1&d=1311945159Ignored