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  • #761
  • Edited 8:52am Oct 3, 2011 8:30am | Edited 8:52am
Quoting iqyu5an
check higher TF first bro ....
might I ask how exactly you determine the trend in higher TF´s? What do you look? the current bar, the last color spike?
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  • #762
  • Oct 3, 2011 10:20am Oct 3, 2011 10:20am
1) the candle / bar and their action to certain fibo level.

2) if i see bounced on certain level... i will see how far it is before make decision

3) example : i see m1 bounce on certain level... i will change to m5..... and see behavior of m5

*** i always predict where the bottom/top, the day before.
example :
545x is predicted bottom if i draw a fib using friday hi low.
at the moment...545x "looks like ( i dont know exactly) " a bottom.
draw fib from today's low to the nearest high ( at least 50-100 pip ) . say nearest high is 553x. 15 level of this fib will be breach level to go long for me

then i am waiting sefc signal using m1 or m5. once they're blue.. i jump in for long, target ? could be in 40 ,50 ,60 , 85 or wherever in fib level depends on your plan to get TP and price action at higher level

Quoting jusiur
might I ask how exactly you determine the trend in higher TF´s? What do you look? the current bar, the last color spike?
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  • #763
  • Oct 3, 2011 10:46am Oct 3, 2011 10:46am
I have a couple of question about this:

ARS Ratio System
1000 equals 0.10 lot(s)
2000 equals 0.20 lot(s)
3000 equals 0.30 lot(s)
4000 equals 0.40 lot(s)
5000 equals 0.50 lot(s)
6000 equals 0.60 lot(s)
7000 equals 0.70 lot(s)
8000 equals 0.80 lot(s)
9000 equals 0.90 lot(s)
10000 equals 1.00 lot(s)
etc….

1. With my broker if I enter .10 lots on my mini account ,that equates to 10 cents USD per pip. Is that the correct size for the money management you are using. Or does .10 = $1.00 on your platform?

2. when you say you divide the total .10 over all open trades, (if you have multiple) are you saying that for instance if you had two trades open, they both would be .05 cents per pip? OR that that any open trade(s) you only risk .10 divided over your 50 pips sl. OR That your .10 lot size is per pip and thus total risk is 50 pips which equals $5.00 USD




  • #764
  • Oct 3, 2011 12:12pm Oct 3, 2011 12:12pm
Eva, in 30 min:
1. how you handle fundamentals?
2. are still 24/5 system? I suppose yes because signal may occur any time of the day
3. May I ask same question of iqyu5an about confirmation of trend in higher TF´s?
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  • #765
  • Oct 3, 2011 12:50pm Oct 3, 2011 12:50pm
H4 charts
gbp/jpy entry 118.89 price now 118.50
aud/jpy entry 73.85 price now 73.48

I had .20 positon open,now letting .10 ride,35 pip trailing stop!
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  • #766
  • Edited 1:18pm Oct 3, 2011 1:04pm | Edited 1:18pm
Could someone post the current 4 indicators being used and the current template.

I noticed a couple of them changed since the first post, and I can't find them grouped in one post, so I'm not sure whats what.

P.S. nevermind going through the thread again, I see the rename and indicator adjustment were the ones I downloaded. I thought the rename was to the gold thing.
  • #767
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:10pm Oct 3, 2011 1:10pm
30min charts

eur/jpy entry 102.238 price currently 118.402
gbp/jpy entry 118.905 price currently 118.350


I almost forgot to mention everyone please disregard all other indy's on screen:nerd: I am testing Xard's contribution,but as you can see 2 different brokers 2 different timeframes this system does just swell!

P.S I didn't mention how many pips in either screenshot I wanted yall to do the math on your own,Bastids!
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  • #768
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:21pm Oct 3, 2011 1:21pm
Quoting KumoDragon
I have a couple of question about this:

ARS Ratio System
1000 equals 0.10 lot(s)
2000 equals 0.20 lot(s)
3000 equals 0.30 lot(s)
4000 equals 0.40 lot(s)
5000 equals 0.50 lot(s)
6000 equals 0.60 lot(s)
7000 equals 0.70 lot(s)
8000 equals 0.80 lot(s)
9000 equals 0.90 lot(s)
10000 equals 1.00 lot(s)
etc….

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Hate to repost my question and look like a pest, but could someone please answer this question for me?
  • #769
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:21pm Oct 3, 2011 1:21pm
Quoting KumoDragon
I have a couple of question about this:

ARS Ratio System
1000 equals 0.10 lot(s)
2000 equals 0.20 lot(s)
3000 equals 0.30 lot(s)
4000 equals 0.40 lot(s)
5000 equals 0.50 lot(s)
6000 equals 0.60 lot(s)
7000 equals 0.70 lot(s)
8000 equals 0.80 lot(s)
9000 equals 0.90 lot(s)
10000 equals 1.00 lot(s)
etc….

1. With my broker if I enter .10 lots on my mini account ,that equates to 10 cents USD per pip. Is that the correct size for the money management you are using. Or does .10 = $1.00 on your platform?...
KumoDragon,

Wonderful question thank you for asking.

This is a ratio that for every 1000$ in your account you would allocate 0.10 or one tenth of a tradeable lot to make trades. So, depending on the levereage it would obviously define the return you would get per pip movement in the market. This was developed with the mindset as to not over extend ones account and provide one with sufficient lot size that if you were to incur a loss would not heavily deplete ones account of substancial size preventing them from continuing to trade or creating a margin call on account destroying the account.

I am using a 500 to 1 leverage that is the standard default leverage ratio from my broker FXPro. If your leverage is different that that would reflect the amount of return you would recieve per pip move in the market. Also, the different currency pairs will also provide you a different return per pip as well based on each of the two currency pairs related value to one another.

So, if your leverage is different this will effect your return per pip.

I hope this is a sufficient answer that properly explains it. Please let me know if that answers your question or I have just confused you.

eval.
  • #770
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:24pm Oct 3, 2011 1:24pm
Quoting jusiur
Eva, in 30 min:
1. how you handle fundamentals?
2. are still 24/5 system? I suppose yes because signal may occur any time of the day
3. May I ask same question of iqyu5an about confirmation of trend in higher TF´s?
jusiur,

I am using fundementals the same fundementals as in the 5 min timeframe and trading the same hours 24/5 so, if I am awake and see the market signal I take the trade.

eval.
  • #771
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:28pm Oct 3, 2011 1:28pm
Quoting KumoDragon
Could someone post the current 4 indicators being used and the current template.

I noticed a couple of them changed since the first post, and I can't find them grouped in one post, so I'm not sure whats what.

P.S. nevermind going through the thread again, I see the rename and indicator adjustment were the ones I downloaded. I thought the rename was to the gold thing.

KumoDragon,

I have updated the indicators and template files. All the latest files are located together in post #1 as I had stated in post #730. Please let me know if you cannot find them and I will repost them.

eval.
  • #772
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:28pm Oct 3, 2011 1:28pm
Quoting Evaluator
KumoDragon,

Wonderful question thank you for asking.

This is a ratio that for every 1000$ in your account you would allocate 0.10 or one tenth of a tradeable lot to make trades. So, depending on the levereage it would obviously define the return you would get per pip movement in the market. This was developed with the mindset as to not over extend ones account and provide one with sufficient lot size that if you were to incur a loss would not heavily deplete ones account of substancial size preventing them from continuing to trade or creating...
My leverage is the US allowable leverage.

So, is that .10 = ten cents per 1k , if it was USD account?

($1, is fully mini lot in my account I suppose, I never really thought of it that way, just figured my acceptable risk and divided by my stop and that was my lot size.)

Just to be clear your trading at 10 cents a pip per 1K in your account, with a 50 pip stop loss???

So, with a 1K account, on a trade you would enter a 10 cent lot size. (ten cents per pip value), with a 50 pip Stop loss, risking $5.00 in total on one trade??
  • #773
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:29pm Oct 3, 2011 1:29pm
Quoting KumoDragon
Hate to repost my question and look like a pest, but could someone please answer this question for me?

please see post #769.
  • #774
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:34pm Oct 3, 2011 1:34pm
Just saw this wierd bar in the sentiment indicator, with no cycle meter with it? Is that something you normally see an ignore because it doesn't line up with the rules, or is something funky with my set up?

It's the third blue one back.

P.S. thanks for answering my questions.
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  • #775
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:34pm Oct 3, 2011 1:34pm
Quoting KumoDragon
My leverage is the US allowable leverage.

So, is that .10 = ten cents per 1k , if it was USD account?

($1, is fully mini lot in my account I suppose, I never really thought of it that way, just figured my acceptable risk and divided by my stop and that was my lot size.)

Just to be clear your trading at 10 cents a pip per 1K in your account, with a 50 pip stop loss???

So, with a 1K account, on a trade you would enter a 10 cent lot size. (ten cents per pip value), with a 50 pip Stop loss, risking $5.00 in total on one trade??

it depends on the leverage ratio you have with your broker and the currency pair you are using to trade. Example EURUSD does not produce the same return as EURNOK, USDJPY, or most of the other pairs.

but i believe you are correct in your assumtion if your leverage ratio results in a smaller return per pip. you may wish to increase your leverage that will change your results per pip.
  • #776
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:38pm Oct 3, 2011 1:38pm
Quoting KumoDragon
Just saw this wierd bar in the sentiment indicator, with no cycle meter with it? Is that something you normally see an ignore because it doesn't line up with the rules, or is something funky with my set up?

It's the third blue one back.

P.S. thanks for answering my questions.

KumoDragon,

That is a normal occurance and you should just refresh your screen. That generally will correct the problem. If not then switch timeframes and then switch back that also can correct the problem. The Extreme indicator is a backwards looking indicator so it is prone to repaints.

I also found that if you are running too many programs or have too many currency pairs or are using too many indicators this may effect the processing and refresh powers of your computer.

But as I said a refresh generally corrects the problem.

eval.
  • #777
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:42pm Oct 3, 2011 1:42pm
Quoting Evaluator
it depends on the leverage ratio you have with your broker and the currency pair you are using to trade. Example EURUSD does not produce the same return as EURNOK, USDJPY, or most of the other pairs.

but i believe you are correct in your assumtion if your leverage ratio results in a smaller return per pip. you may wish to increase your leverage that will change your results per pip.
Ya I was just going to try this out on EU for now. (Since you said your great demo record was all from the EU, and EU has a small spread)

With my broker, since USD is on the right, If I put in .10 for my lot size its ten cents per pip, if I put in 1.00 it's one dollar per pip.

For the pairs with USD on the right I use a site and calculator to figure what I have to enter for a lot size in order to make a pip or movement equal what I would want it to were it a USD pair.
  • #778
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:43pm Oct 3, 2011 1:43pm
WOW....EURUSD just blew through the bottom of the expanding wedge pattern.....next major supportline is in the 1.30s.

Look out below!

I have not seen any blue in trendline since 1.33595.....

For all of you who caught this trade. Congratulations!!
  • #779
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:45pm Oct 3, 2011 1:45pm
Quoting Evaluator
KumoDragon,

That is a normal occurance and you should just refresh your screen. That generally will correct the problem. If not then switch timeframes and then switch back that also can correct the problem. The Extreme indicator is a backwards looking indicator so it is prone to repaints.

I also found that if you are running too many programs or have too many currency pairs or are using too many indicators this may effect the processing and refresh powers of your computer.

But as I said a refresh generally corrects the problem.

eval.
Thanks, ya the blue bar tottally dissapeared now. Was already in a trade before I started futzing around with your indicator package/method. Using it as a bias to stay in or exit the trade from here. 50pips locked and at 150 now.

Looking back your method had a couple of really sween entries that would have worked out nicely today on the EU.
  • #780
  • Oct 3, 2011 1:46pm Oct 3, 2011 1:46pm
Quoting KumoDragon
Ya I was just going to try this out on EU for now. (Since you said your great demo record was all from the EU, and EU has a small spread)

With my broker, since USD is on the right, If I put in .10 for my lot size its ten cents per pip, if I put in 1.00 it's one dollar per pip.

For the pairs with USD on the right I use a site and calculator to figure what I have to enter for a lot size in order to make a pip or movement equal what I would want it to were it a USD pair.
Yes and thank you.

I would recheck your leverage ratio to make sure the posts will match up to the results you would have if the leverages were the same. Again, I am using FXPro and a 1 to 500 leverage.

eval.
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