TASAYC System

perfect, broke the little resistance before moving my sl

and I leave today because it's Friday

Tried a short, not an AAA, will update

Update: Out with about +7 (.5%)

This actually wasn't a bad trade, but i've already closed.

[email protected], mR1

SL over top, 7pips (.5%), TP@CCI OS

Bye bye if you go away!

This can be a good turning point:

I know it's Friday and not should enter but is demo, nothing happens so

I added pivot points (like forexcube), I think that visually help me
add support and resistance

I prove your entries based on their resources

gj ... see how it rests on the pivot point of enting antyes
gu .. should have waited a bit and expect support in pp

in case anyone wants to use ..

Meh, anyone thinks that this stuff is getting boring?

Didn't actually took it, i am "at lunch" now.

This method is anazing, has got a truly incredible hit rate, never saw something like it.

Longed, will update

Update I made an error, and anticipated the trade, but i'm with reduced size, so i will hold and try to manage the loss.

ForexCube and all,

Attached is Version 7 of my indicator to help find CCI divergence set-ups.
I think most bugs are gone. So I attach the .mq4 version for modification by anyone with the desire.

I have commented the beginning of the .mq4 for my next "to do" modifications.

And please, if you modify it, add a comment to the beginning of the .mq4 of what was changed. And change the version before posting. Thanks.

Have fun, and lets make some money!!!

Carl

THANKS FRIEND !!

Well, right away I got a Porfirio setup. We have a possible CCI divergence in the m5, and EUR strength is divergent and USD strength is hooking down.

Price is right at the Daily pivot, lets go long...

Carl

Started to get Bearish divergences on the m1, got out with 7-pips for just a few minutes.

May have to jump back in here shortly. Looks like price may try to re-test the Daily pivot.

EUR is weak still. This up move is based on USD weakness. Which means this upmove is suspect (weak).

I would like to see USD weakness and EUR strength if I want to stick to a long bias.

Carl

Thank you very much, crodzilla!
Smather!
I post a link at p1., #1. All could find it under:
Constitutive Ideas
Constructive inputs to make CCI-Trading more efficient.
...; "crodzilla's" CCI-Current-Divergence-Indicator, Introduction: p.27, #391; Latest Version: http://www.forexfactory.com/images/attach/mq4.gif CCI-Current-Divergence-v7.mq4, p.32, #471.
Is it okay for you?
Many thanks!
Well done!
FXcube

There are long signals for the GBPUSD, but the GBP is so weak. I don't like to see divergences like this. No trades on GBPUSD, probably for the rest of day.

Carl

Here i am.
So this trade was a great lesson to me.

I entered at about 1.3485 because of an unconfirmed divergence from 5' TF (BIG ERROR, i was busy trading my real account), it wasn't OS.

I entered with 1/4 position (20pips = <0.2% loss, so no big deal, Red line on the chart), and decided to hold and try to manage the loss, i thing that i never do in my real trading.
My "hard" SL was the non-reaction to either the DPV level or the 5' CCI oversold.

So the price suddently got down, .3470 first and then .3465, at the DPV.
At 1.34635 i longed for another quarter (so half position total), same 1' candle that done a little spike on the CCI (in continous divergence) and touched DPV, with OS and continous divergence on 5' chart.

The price reacted to the 1' divergence, start to climb to .3482.
I closed both positions at about .34805 because of a divergence in 1' chart, with something as 5 pips profit.

Richest 5 pips of the day, teaching wise

could not trade today!

net problem!

Great job again Crodzila.... i will try...


kader

..NFP day, it's better this way

So, today's AAA+ trade:

See #476

Hi crodzilla
I see some MA's and other indicators at your chart. Looks very interesting. Could you explain some more about these indicators, please...? ...maybe to post your template and the other indicators also here at board! I suppose all these parameters could interact in a clever way and some of these ones could behave as (generate) confirmation signals in your CCI-Trading-System. Excellent!
Best regards
FXcube

See #477

EURUSD, M30, 2011 December 03
EURUSD, H1, 2011 December 03

Hi SteMag
Make it simple and easy!
M30/H1 was in the middle of the CCI Level (0), no top (+100 >) , no bottom (-100 >).
Why not let the short run further downside. Moreover, M30 has build LL and LH (see the candles), so also H1. Try to use more the multiple time frame analysis (all time frames) when you trade the M1/M5.
Kindest regards
FXcube

Multiple Time Frame Analysis

What the heck is multiple time frame analysis?

Multi-time frame ana... WHAT?! Chill out young padawan, it ain't as complicated as it sounds! You're almost done with high school - now's not the time to get senioritis, although you probably got that way back in Grade 12. Ha!
Multiple time frame analysis is simply the process of looking at the same pair and the same price, but on different time frames.
Remember, a pair exists on several time frames - the daily, the hourly, the 15-minute, heck, even the 1-minute!
This means that different traders can have their different opinions on how a pair is trading and both can be completely correct.
Phoebe may see that EUR/USD is on a downtrend on the 4-hour chart. However, Sam trades on the 5-minute chart and sees that the pair just ranging up and down. And they could both be correct!
As you can see, this poses a problem. Trades sometimes get confused when they look at the 4-hour, see that a sell signal, then they hop on the 1-hour and see price slowly moving up.
What are you supposed to do?
Stick with one time frame, take the signal and completely ignore the other time frame?
Flip a coin to decide whether you should buy or sell?

Luckily for you, we here at BabyPips.com aren't about to let you graduate without knowing how to use multiple time frame analysis to your advantage.
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