DislikedIs possible for you to attach? The one posted by IhDT on post #7102 is what I have, and it's not the same as yours. Danke.Ignored
yes, a special situation, normally 60/5 min 
you enter based on M5 signals not 55 or 59 seconds before close of H1 bar. oh, please do note quote me on that!
its just that if one looks at the 11:00 GMT+2 bar, it went up, hinting that one can enter a better price for the bearish trend. so i wait for it to close to position my second short and target my exit at TP2 (since there are fundies to just move the market further)
i do this because i observed that symphonie signals to the correct trend direction and if there are additional fundies, it just drives it further. just true with EU... for...
- #8,644
- Edited 11:05am Mar 13, 2012 10:50am | Edited 11:05am
- Joined Oct 2007 | Status: Trader | 2,972 Posts
Here is a strategy I have been playing with for the past few days and I wanted to pass on to the group to ''evaluate''.
I call it the Symphonie 60-5 method.
Basically, you watch the hourly chart until you receive a Symphonie Signal. Then at the close of the candlestick of the Symphonie Signal in 1 hour you begin to look at the 5 min chart for your entry point. Generally, when you get a 1hour Symphonie Signal the 5 min price action is already in the process of retracement from the signal. You basically just watch the 5 min price action until you receive a 5 min Symphonie Signal in the same direction as the hourly Symphonie Signal. Then at the close of the candlestick on the 5 min Chart with Symphonie Signal you place your order. In this screenshot it was a sell. Then you draw your fibs expansions to show your TL1 and TL2 levels.
After price action reaches your TL1 level you can take 1/2 order profit and let the 2/2 run on profit with a Stoploss at +3 profit. Then you look for the extreme spike on 5 min (4 bars) and exit 2/2 of order at the opening of the 5th bar extreme.(or just use Exit Strategies in Post#1 on the 5 min chart) Process complete.
Hourly is your guide for direction and trend and 5 min is your order entry and exit.
I tried this all day Friday and Monday and today....so far 12 orders placed and all 12 orders winners. No stoploss was hit!!! Price action moved perfectly in the order of the 5 min signal.
This may help people to find a stable entry and exit point and keep you out of whipsaws better.
I use standard Symphonie Matrix v1.7 in 1 hour and 5 min.(input settings are on post#1) I have RealJumpers Moving Average and Arrow just for flavor and the Signaler because it shows all timeframes. If you wish you can just have one chart open in 5 min and have signaler loaded because it shows the 1 hour timeframe but I am ''old'' and prefer the dual charts.
The nice part about this method is the stress of a retrace is greatly lowered and I have never had a retrace hit on stoploss which happens alot and I only get +3 profit before having to restart. This method tends to lower retraces greatly because I am entering at the edge of the major movement.
Evaluator.:nerd:
I call it the Symphonie 60-5 method.
Basically, you watch the hourly chart until you receive a Symphonie Signal. Then at the close of the candlestick of the Symphonie Signal in 1 hour you begin to look at the 5 min chart for your entry point. Generally, when you get a 1hour Symphonie Signal the 5 min price action is already in the process of retracement from the signal. You basically just watch the 5 min price action until you receive a 5 min Symphonie Signal in the same direction as the hourly Symphonie Signal. Then at the close of the candlestick on the 5 min Chart with Symphonie Signal you place your order. In this screenshot it was a sell. Then you draw your fibs expansions to show your TL1 and TL2 levels.
After price action reaches your TL1 level you can take 1/2 order profit and let the 2/2 run on profit with a Stoploss at +3 profit. Then you look for the extreme spike on 5 min (4 bars) and exit 2/2 of order at the opening of the 5th bar extreme.(or just use Exit Strategies in Post#1 on the 5 min chart) Process complete.
Hourly is your guide for direction and trend and 5 min is your order entry and exit.
I tried this all day Friday and Monday and today....so far 12 orders placed and all 12 orders winners. No stoploss was hit!!! Price action moved perfectly in the order of the 5 min signal.
This may help people to find a stable entry and exit point and keep you out of whipsaws better.
I use standard Symphonie Matrix v1.7 in 1 hour and 5 min.(input settings are on post#1) I have RealJumpers Moving Average and Arrow just for flavor and the Signaler because it shows all timeframes. If you wish you can just have one chart open in 5 min and have signaler loaded because it shows the 1 hour timeframe but I am ''old'' and prefer the dual charts.
The nice part about this method is the stress of a retrace is greatly lowered and I have never had a retrace hit on stoploss which happens alot and I only get +3 profit before having to restart. This method tends to lower retraces greatly because I am entering at the edge of the major movement.
Evaluator.:nerd:
- #8,645
- Edited 11:04am Mar 13, 2012 10:58am | Edited 11:04am
- Joined Jan 2011 | Status: ,,,,, ....,,,,,, | 6,008 Posts
Here is a strategy I have been playing with for the past few days and I wanted to pass on to the group to ''evaluate''.
I call it the Symphonie 60-5 method.
Basically, you watch the hourly chart until you receive a Symphonie Signal. Then at the close of the candlestick of the Symphonie Signal in 1 hour you begin to look at the 5 min chart for your entry point. Generally, when you get a 1hour Symphonie Signal the 5 min price action is already in the process of retracement from the signal. You basically just watch...
Always looking out for us
Thanx as always.
.... laughing all the way to the bank
- #8,647
- Edited 11:23am Mar 13, 2012 11:06am | Edited 11:23am
- Joined Oct 2007 | Status: Trader | 2,972 Posts
very good,understandable explanation 
[quote=Evaluator;5470997]Here is a strategy I have been playing with for the past few days and I wanted to pass on to the group to ''evaluate''.
I call it the Symphonie 60-5 method.
[quote=Evaluator;5470997]Here is a strategy I have been playing with for the past few days and I wanted to pass on to the group to ''evaluate''.
I call it the Symphonie 60-5 method.
- #8,651
- Mar 13, 2012 11:22am Mar 13, 2012 11:22am
- Joined Oct 2007 | Status: Trader | 2,972 Posts
Evaluator,
can you be so kind and upload this indicator? The one posted does not have all the options and I would also like to test this version
thank you
I should not have to spoon feed you!!! If you are not going to take the time to atleast read then why should I help you!
Grow up! Be an adult and read the post! This will be the 4th time I have said POST#1.
Good Grief Charlie Brown!!!!!!!!!
- #8,655
- Mar 13, 2012 11:37am Mar 13, 2012 11:37am
- | Joined Apr 2010 | Status: Trader | 1,404 Posts
All indikators are available from P O S T #1
I should not have to spoon feed you!!! If you are not going to take the time to atleast read then why should I help you!
Grow up! Be an adult and read the post! This will be the 4th time I have said POST#1.
Good Grief Charlie Brown!!!!!!!!!
Your system is great, and now with your 60-5 method we are taking pullbacks, with lower risk.
Thank you very much
- #8,657
- Edited 11:56am Mar 13, 2012 11:43am | Edited 11:56am
- Joined Oct 2007 | Status: Trader | 2,972 Posts
- #8,659
- Mar 13, 2012 11:46am Mar 13, 2012 11:46am
- Joined Dec 2011 | Status: Don't put all ur eggs in one basket | 3,453 Posts
Here is a strategy I have been playing with for the past few days and I wanted to pass on to the group to ''evaluate''.
I call it the Symphonie 60-5 method.
Basically, you watch the hourly chart until you receive a Symphonie Signal. Then at the close of the candlestick of the Symphonie Signal in 1 hour you begin to look at the 5 min chart for your entry point. Generally, when you get a 1hour Symphonie Signal the 5 min price action is already in the process of retracement from the signal. You basically just watch the...
Ich danke Ihnen dafür. Sie sind die besten.
- #8,660
- Mar 13, 2012 11:51am Mar 13, 2012 11:51am
- Joined Oct 2007 | Status: Trader | 2,972 Posts
Eval,
Ich danke Ihnen dafür. Sie sind die besten.
Keine sorge mein freund!
Glück auf!
Evaluator.:nerd: