anyone still trading Sell EU & EJ, buy USDCHF?
look H4 still trong, EU + 85pips; EJ + 130, UChf + 65.
happy trade!
look H4 still trong, EU + 85pips; EJ + 130, UChf + 65.
happy trade!
- #17,664
- Apr 17, 2013 10:41am Apr 17, 2013 10:41am
anyone still trading Sell EU & EJ, buy USDCHF? look H4 still trong, EU + 85pips; EJ + 130, UChf + 65. happy trade!
color change to blue in the daily since there was a big pull back forming a long wick
took the first profit at +50
waiting for my second tp will be patient and see how it will go
it the price broke the 0.9300 conviently will be heading for 09350 still monitoring
although not really expecting much from it check the weekly chart like in a range of some sort zigzag in a straight line
- #17,666
- Apr 17, 2013 11:30am Apr 17, 2013 11:30am
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- #17,675
- Apr 17, 2013 2:32pm Apr 17, 2013 2:32pm
Hi everyone,
Today was another really superb trading day on H4 if you guys had entered based on the rules of TMS.
I wasn't able to post the entries on the H4 time-frame for my other pairs earlier as I wasn't on my computer then.
I trade 4 pairs only: E/U, G/U, A/U and U/CHF. Just my preference, but Big E trades more pairs.
I like to focus on less pairs as it makes me more patient in picking my entries.
Here are the 2 charts below which I have missed out earlier: E/U and U/CHF.
Enter on the open of the next candle after the close of the candle on the vertical line.
Why?
1. TDI cross with a good steep angle.
2. Strong price action movement on the reversal.
Keep it simple guys! The rules of TMS are simple and that is how it was meant to be.
I find that having too many lines drawn on my chart confuses me and clouds my decision when making entries.
What you see on my chart here is how I take my trades. I try to resemble how Big E takes his trades. Just plain and simple charts.
There should be a reason for every indicator/line/information you have placed on your chart.
I use an indicator to draw lines on the .0050 and .0100 mark so that I can estimate visually how far PA has moved just by looking at my charts.
I added the spread, pips to open, hi to low and daily avg range information to give me a heads up on what they are.
I removed the Stochastic indicator that I initially used because I felt that I did not really use it as I mainly see TDI for decision making.
I kept the 5 EMA because it gives me a heads up on how PA is moving.
I have the TDI indicator show the slope value so that I know how steep the slope is numerically.
I have the ATR(7) at the top as I base my money management strategies on it.
Do you know why you have that indicator/line/information on your chart?
If you can't find a good reason why it is there then you might want to take it off.
Another 250++ pips in the wheelbarrow from the 4 pairs today.
I hope you guys caught them all, or even more!
Today was another really superb trading day on H4 if you guys had entered based on the rules of TMS.
I wasn't able to post the entries on the H4 time-frame for my other pairs earlier as I wasn't on my computer then.
I trade 4 pairs only: E/U, G/U, A/U and U/CHF. Just my preference, but Big E trades more pairs.
I like to focus on less pairs as it makes me more patient in picking my entries.
Here are the 2 charts below which I have missed out earlier: E/U and U/CHF.
Enter on the open of the next candle after the close of the candle on the vertical line.
Why?
1. TDI cross with a good steep angle.
2. Strong price action movement on the reversal.
Keep it simple guys! The rules of TMS are simple and that is how it was meant to be.
I find that having too many lines drawn on my chart confuses me and clouds my decision when making entries.
What you see on my chart here is how I take my trades. I try to resemble how Big E takes his trades. Just plain and simple charts.
There should be a reason for every indicator/line/information you have placed on your chart.
I use an indicator to draw lines on the .0050 and .0100 mark so that I can estimate visually how far PA has moved just by looking at my charts.
I added the spread, pips to open, hi to low and daily avg range information to give me a heads up on what they are.
I removed the Stochastic indicator that I initially used because I felt that I did not really use it as I mainly see TDI for decision making.
I kept the 5 EMA because it gives me a heads up on how PA is moving.
I have the TDI indicator show the slope value so that I know how steep the slope is numerically.
I have the ATR(7) at the top as I base my money management strategies on it.
Do you know why you have that indicator/line/information on your chart?
If you can't find a good reason why it is there then you might want to take it off.
Another 250++ pips in the wheelbarrow from the 4 pairs today.
I hope you guys caught them all, or even more!
- #17,679
- Apr 17, 2013 2:57pm Apr 17, 2013 2:57pm
I use an indicator to draw lines on the .0050 and .0100 mark so that I can estimate visually how far PA has moved just by looking at my charts. Hi Harlem Where u draw .0050 and .0100 Malcolm
. It is not made by me. Credits to the creator of this indicator.
