My name is Martin... Martin Gale
Daytrading/scalping with high leverage - my proven strategy
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yes Favorite. you know everything and you are professional and thatīs why u hide your trilion trackrecord. very logical 
emmanuel also gave me lot of words without any proof 
i will respect only traders with trackrecord (even demo). I see dna demo trackrecord which is good (he is looser? )
emmanuel also gave me lot of words without any proof i will respect only traders with trackrecord (even demo). I see dna demo trackrecord which is good (he is looser?
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yes Favorite. you know everything and you are professional and thatīs why u hide your trilion trackrecord. very logical
Fav, come on and prove all these doubting people wrong my герой
link your demo account , its the easiest way to learn from you !
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- Apr 28, 2013 6:37am Apr 28, 2013 6:37am
A very nice post by RealJumper, very good reading for anybody who is serious about becoming a full-time trader: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...39#post6641339
My name is Martin... Martin Gale
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Thank you for your story, Fav! Short and clear. There is evidence of your way!=)
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- Apr 28, 2013 11:17am Apr 28, 2013 11:17am
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Lots of posts disappeared, I think moderators work!
Any chance of posting your trades for the week as you have the last 2 weeks as I find it very interesting going through your trades trade by trade. Its very inspiring to see how the master does it.
Many thanks if you do.
Did you see I took my demo explorer to $600 from $193 in about 3 days???
Then blew it with a handful of none system trades because I got a bit bored and just had a go for a laugh.
mind you I learnt something from that, need to work on my own personal discipline if it was real money I honestly don't think I would have done it.
Going to have another go at it this week but this time going to treat it as real money and no messing about when I get bored. Will stick rigidly to my system rules.
See how it goes this week.
Feel the Fear and do it anyway!!!
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BABON - FINAL SUMMARY
The rules, indicators and templates are exactly the same as in post 2326 (page 156).
There are some changes:
a). Post 2326 contained only 80 links as trades and illustrations (Articles 18, 19, 20 21). Now I added 65 more links with trades, illustrations, nuances. So the final version contains 145 links to the most important posts. Please don't look at this post and the next post as just the rules! These two posts are the summary, you have to study all the links I provided because those are the most important posts!
b). I'm also trying to make the final version as user-friendly as possible. That's why I divided it into two posts, that allows me to illustrate it much better than old post 2326.
c). I added the description of my MM (Article 24)
d). I added two very important Summaries (Articles 22 and 23), so it would be much easier for you to study Price Action.
All this means that I'm done with Babon, there will be no any changes, those two posts are final, the only thing I will add in the future - the Dashboard.
BABON FINAL VERSION - PART 1
1. Babon system
Right now I trade with Babon only EURJPY, but the system works just fine if you trade GBPJPY, EURUSD, GBPUSD. I'm sure other pairs would do just fine too. Later, when we have a Dashboard, I'll be trading more pairs.
M1 trading contains three parts - Classic Babon, pattern "TMA M1 beyond the Ichimoku cloud" and "TMA M1 beyond TMA M5/M15", you can trade any of them individually or two of them or all three.
Babon system is a two-step operation. First we get the big picture, then we go to M1.
We have three templates. Babon-H1 is for getting big picture, Babon-A and Babon-B are for M1.
Template Babon-A is the same I uploaded in the post #930, and TMA and Babon Slope are the same I posted in post #930.
Template Babon-H1 is a new one, TDI Red Green and Heiken Ashi are the new indicators too, so you have to download all this stuff.
Template Babon-B is a little different comparing to the post #930, TMA M1 shows it's center line (dotted black line), and I got rid of the TMA H1 and TMA H4, so you'd better replace the old one by the new one.
I attached the templates and indicators to this post as an archive just in case, but if you already downloaded them from the post 2326 you don't have to download and/or change anything.
2. When to trade and when not to trade
First of all, even before we open any charts we have to decide - is it the right time for trading? If it is not - we just don't trade, just that simple! It sounds funny, but if the trader doesn't know when he'd better stay out of the market, he's gonna lose!
There are days when the market is too "thin". We'd better stay out of the market on big holidays (New Year, Good Friday, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Cristmas) and on bank holidays.
There are news that can screw up any trading. I don't trade Non-Farm Fridays (the whole day).
There are news that are important and we'd better watch out. I recommend to stop trading 30-60 minutes before the important news and stay out of the market for at least one hour after the news. For me the important news are: Unemployment Claims, important meetings and important press-conferences (BOJ, Draghi, Bernanke etc.). That's it! I don't think all so called "red news" are important! Only high-impact news are important! And, of course, if you trade a currency like AUDUSD, GBPUSD etc. you have to watch out for this currency's rate change, for a particular currency that would be a high-impact news too!
Time of the day is very important too! I personally usually trade from approximately 11:30 PM EST to 11:00 AM EST, I try not to open any new trades after 10:00 AM EST. I think if you trade EURJPY or GBPJPY you can start even much earlier, maybe at 7:00 PM EST. But whatever you trade I don't recommend trading between 11:00 AM EST and 7:00 PM EST. Yes, there are days when you can make very good pips trading in the afternoon, but usually after the Europe is closed and America goes to lunch the market becomes "thin", you don't want to trade at this time.
And, of course, you don't want to trade when the market is ranging! With Babon we have to goals:
a). When it is trending our goal is to make a very good amount of pips (but don't be too greedy).
b). When it is ranging our goal is not to lose (play it safe).
Now about this greed. I recommend to have two daily goals, the moderate one and the big one. For example my moderate daily goal is 50 pips and my big daily goal is 100 pips. If it is a bad, difficult day, I try to make my 50 pips and then I just watch the market. If the situation improves - I go ahead, if not - I have at least my 50 pips. If it is a good trendy day, I try to make 100 pips, and after that I usually stop trading. Yes, sometimes I break this rule if I know that tomorrow will be a difficult day, but that's it.
So, when you decide to trade or not to trade, you have to take into the consideration:
a). Whether it is a holiday or not
b). Whether it is a news time or not
c). Whether it is the right time of the day or not
d). Whether it is trending or ranging
e). Whether you already met your daily goal or not.
3. Babon-H1 template
So we decided to trade. We open Babon-H1 template. We use Babon-H1 template:
a). to watch and interpret H1 Price Action
b). to watch and interpret Heiken Ashi and TDI
c). to watch and interpret TMA H1 and TMA H4 patterns
If you downloaded Babon-H1 correctly, it must look like Picture 1:
4. Getting the big picture with H1's Price Action
With Babon for us "the big picture" is even more important than the trend. Trading M1 we don't want to trade against the H1 trend, however we want to use good H1 pullbacks and, of course, we want to see H1's trend-changing in advance. For example, if we see a good H1 doji or a good H1 pin bar, we understand that our M1 trading has to be changed too.
Whatever we do, Price Action is the King! We determine the trend, pullbacks and trend's changes and the whole big picture mostly based on Price Action.
Price Action is a very vast subject, it is impossible for me to teach you Price Action (either for M1 or for H1) inside the Babon system, I recommend to read Lance Beggs Volume 2 and Volume 3, they contain everything we need.
Thanks to Artem you can find Volume 2 and Volume 3 in this post (post 2178, page 146):
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?p=6604669#post6604669
The complete course is here, thank you, jackey:
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?p=6599639#post6599639
VERY IMPORTANT! I created two Price Action summaries (Lance Beggs' summary and PA Patterns' summary), please download them and study them thouroughly! The links for downloading the summaries are in Article 22 and Article 23.
Before you mastered Price Action try at least to watch doji and pin bars and remember that a long hour candle (50+ pips) usually causes a pullback.
5. Getting the big picture with simplified TMS
I understand that for many of you H1's Price Action is a very difficult subject, that's why I included TDI and Heiken Ashi.
You don't need any pictures, just open the template and go through the history.
Many of you read TMS thread, and of course I'll give you a very simplified version but this version works just fine for me and it will work just fine for you too! We don't want to trade TMS, we want to trade Babon! So here's a simplified version:
a). If the green line crossed red line up and Heiken Ashi is white - it is trend up. I prefer if such a cross happened near 32 level (the closer to 32, the better).
b). If the green line crossed red line down and Heiken Ashi is red - it is trend down. I prefer if such a cross happened near 68 level (the closer to 68, the better).
c). The bigger the angle between the green line and the horizontal line - the better. If the green line is almost horizontal itself - that means ranging, or possible pullback, or trend-changing.
d). If the green line makes a "hook" in the opposite direction - that means possible pullback or trend-changing.
e). If the distance between the red line and green line becomes too big, more than 10 - that practically always means pullback or trend-changing.
f). When up-trending green line reaches level 68 that means that the movement is closer to the end
g). When down-trending green line reaches level 32 that means that the movement is closer to the end.
h). Pay attention to the size of the Heiken Ashi candles! Several small candles in a row means ranging, big candles - good momentum, decreasing candles - possible pullback or trend-changing.
i). And now very important thing: after you're done with H1 - go to H4 and analyze it the same way. If H4 TMS shows the same direction as H1 TMS - that's great, go for this direction! If TMS H4 shows different direction, you go with the H1 direction, but as a big picture you remember: H1 and H4 are not in agreement, that means that you have to set smaller targets!
6. TMA H1 and TMA H4 patterns
So, with Price Action or with the simplified TMS version, or with both you understand what is going on. You know what the trend is, whether we have consolidation ot not, whether we expect pullback/trend-changing or not etc. Now you have to make your big picture even more precise and more clear with the TMA H1 and TMA H4 patterns. We have five such patterns.
7. Pattern "Center line"
See Picture 2.
The upper and lower borders of TMA H4 are brown, and the center line is a dotted white line. TMA H4's centerline is a very strong S/R. When price is near center line it can go back and force for hours and hours, and we have to take this pattern into consideration. I usually exit when price touches the center line, and after that I wait for either a good break out or a good bounce. When price is near center line for the smaller timeframes that means ranging, and I already explained about ranging.
8. Pattern "Double breakout"
See Picture 3.
a). Price is close to TMA H1
b). TMA H1 and TMA H4 are close, but TMA H1 is not beyond TMA H4.
c). Price goes towards TMA H1 border and TMA H4 border
In that case price usually makes a very good movement, breaks both TMA H1 and TMA H4 and goes much further.
9. Pattern "TMA H1 beyond TMA H4"
See Picture 4.
When TMA H1 goes beyond TMA H4 it usually starts a very unpleasant time. We know that EVENTUALLY trend has to change, but every time we have a pullback we don't have any idea - is it the beginning of the trend-changing or just a small pullback? Ideally we would want to stay out of the market, but this period can last a very long time, so if we want to trade effectively we have to pay a lot of attention to Price Action, Heiken Ashi and TDI.
10. Pattern "TMA H1 and TMA H4 in agreement"
See Picture 5.
We don't care about TMA H1 slope and TMA H4 slope. What is important: is the price moves in the same direction inside TMA H1 and TMA H4?
If price goes from the TMA H4 upper border toward its lower border we want price go from the TMA H1 upper border toward its lower border too. And if price goes from the TMA H4 lower border toward its upper border we want price go from the TMA H1 lower border toward its upper border too.
Picture 5 shows where TMA H1 and TMA H4 in agreement, going from the upper borders to the lower borders.
When TMA H1 and TMA H4 are in agreement - that is a good thing, we can expect good movements.
11. Pattern "TMA H1 and TMA H4 in disagreement"
See Picture 6.
Direct opposite to the previous pattern. Price inside the TMA H1 goes against the TMA H4 movement. Picture shows that the price goes from the lower TMA H4 border to the upper TMA H4 border (bigger line) and yet inside TMA H1 it changes direction and goes down (small line).
TMA H1 and TMA H4 in disagreement is not very good for trading, sometimes it starts consolidation, besides we never know when the price inside TMA H1 starts changing direction.
12. Putting everything together.
After you got big picture with PA and/or with simplified TMS and made it even more clear with TMA H1 and TMA H4 patterns, you have to know exactly (that's the goal of this analyses):
a). You want to take only long signals
or
b). You want to take only short signals
or
c). You don't want to take any signals at all
13. Switching to M1
After that you start working with M1 charts, with Babon-A and Babon-B templates.
They must look like Pictures 7 and 8.
Babon-A is our main template, it contains only three indicators (Babon Slope, TMA M5 and Ichimoku). We use this template for watching Price Action, for watching Babon Slope's signals and for entering according to the "Classic Babon"s rules.
Babon-B contains Ichimoku and three TMAs (TMA M1, TMA M5 and TMA M15) that make our exits much easier and much more profitable. We use this template for watching two TMA patterns ("TMA M1 beyond the Ichimoku cloud" and "TMA M1 beyond TMA M5/M15"), for entering according to these patterns and for watching three TMAs for the profitable exits.
The rules, indicators and templates are exactly the same as in post 2326 (page 156).
There are some changes:
a). Post 2326 contained only 80 links as trades and illustrations (Articles 18, 19, 20 21). Now I added 65 more links with trades, illustrations, nuances. So the final version contains 145 links to the most important posts. Please don't look at this post and the next post as just the rules! These two posts are the summary, you have to study all the links I provided because those are the most important posts!
b). I'm also trying to make the final version as user-friendly as possible. That's why I divided it into two posts, that allows me to illustrate it much better than old post 2326.
c). I added the description of my MM (Article 24)
d). I added two very important Summaries (Articles 22 and 23), so it would be much easier for you to study Price Action.
All this means that I'm done with Babon, there will be no any changes, those two posts are final, the only thing I will add in the future - the Dashboard.
BABON FINAL VERSION - PART 1
1. Babon system
Right now I trade with Babon only EURJPY, but the system works just fine if you trade GBPJPY, EURUSD, GBPUSD. I'm sure other pairs would do just fine too. Later, when we have a Dashboard, I'll be trading more pairs.
M1 trading contains three parts - Classic Babon, pattern "TMA M1 beyond the Ichimoku cloud" and "TMA M1 beyond TMA M5/M15", you can trade any of them individually or two of them or all three.
Babon system is a two-step operation. First we get the big picture, then we go to M1.
We have three templates. Babon-H1 is for getting big picture, Babon-A and Babon-B are for M1.
Template Babon-A is the same I uploaded in the post #930, and TMA and Babon Slope are the same I posted in post #930.
Template Babon-H1 is a new one, TDI Red Green and Heiken Ashi are the new indicators too, so you have to download all this stuff.
Template Babon-B is a little different comparing to the post #930, TMA M1 shows it's center line (dotted black line), and I got rid of the TMA H1 and TMA H4, so you'd better replace the old one by the new one.
I attached the templates and indicators to this post as an archive just in case, but if you already downloaded them from the post 2326 you don't have to download and/or change anything.
2. When to trade and when not to trade
First of all, even before we open any charts we have to decide - is it the right time for trading? If it is not - we just don't trade, just that simple! It sounds funny, but if the trader doesn't know when he'd better stay out of the market, he's gonna lose!
There are days when the market is too "thin". We'd better stay out of the market on big holidays (New Year, Good Friday, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Cristmas) and on bank holidays.
There are news that can screw up any trading. I don't trade Non-Farm Fridays (the whole day).
There are news that are important and we'd better watch out. I recommend to stop trading 30-60 minutes before the important news and stay out of the market for at least one hour after the news. For me the important news are: Unemployment Claims, important meetings and important press-conferences (BOJ, Draghi, Bernanke etc.). That's it! I don't think all so called "red news" are important! Only high-impact news are important! And, of course, if you trade a currency like AUDUSD, GBPUSD etc. you have to watch out for this currency's rate change, for a particular currency that would be a high-impact news too!
Time of the day is very important too! I personally usually trade from approximately 11:30 PM EST to 11:00 AM EST, I try not to open any new trades after 10:00 AM EST. I think if you trade EURJPY or GBPJPY you can start even much earlier, maybe at 7:00 PM EST. But whatever you trade I don't recommend trading between 11:00 AM EST and 7:00 PM EST. Yes, there are days when you can make very good pips trading in the afternoon, but usually after the Europe is closed and America goes to lunch the market becomes "thin", you don't want to trade at this time.
And, of course, you don't want to trade when the market is ranging! With Babon we have to goals:
a). When it is trending our goal is to make a very good amount of pips (but don't be too greedy).
b). When it is ranging our goal is not to lose (play it safe).
Now about this greed. I recommend to have two daily goals, the moderate one and the big one. For example my moderate daily goal is 50 pips and my big daily goal is 100 pips. If it is a bad, difficult day, I try to make my 50 pips and then I just watch the market. If the situation improves - I go ahead, if not - I have at least my 50 pips. If it is a good trendy day, I try to make 100 pips, and after that I usually stop trading. Yes, sometimes I break this rule if I know that tomorrow will be a difficult day, but that's it.
So, when you decide to trade or not to trade, you have to take into the consideration:
a). Whether it is a holiday or not
b). Whether it is a news time or not
c). Whether it is the right time of the day or not
d). Whether it is trending or ranging
e). Whether you already met your daily goal or not.
3. Babon-H1 template
So we decided to trade. We open Babon-H1 template. We use Babon-H1 template:
a). to watch and interpret H1 Price Action
b). to watch and interpret Heiken Ashi and TDI
c). to watch and interpret TMA H1 and TMA H4 patterns
If you downloaded Babon-H1 correctly, it must look like Picture 1:
4. Getting the big picture with H1's Price Action
With Babon for us "the big picture" is even more important than the trend. Trading M1 we don't want to trade against the H1 trend, however we want to use good H1 pullbacks and, of course, we want to see H1's trend-changing in advance. For example, if we see a good H1 doji or a good H1 pin bar, we understand that our M1 trading has to be changed too.
Whatever we do, Price Action is the King! We determine the trend, pullbacks and trend's changes and the whole big picture mostly based on Price Action.
Price Action is a very vast subject, it is impossible for me to teach you Price Action (either for M1 or for H1) inside the Babon system, I recommend to read Lance Beggs Volume 2 and Volume 3, they contain everything we need.
Thanks to Artem you can find Volume 2 and Volume 3 in this post (post 2178, page 146):
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?p=6604669#post6604669
The complete course is here, thank you, jackey:
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?p=6599639#post6599639
VERY IMPORTANT! I created two Price Action summaries (Lance Beggs' summary and PA Patterns' summary), please download them and study them thouroughly! The links for downloading the summaries are in Article 22 and Article 23.
Before you mastered Price Action try at least to watch doji and pin bars and remember that a long hour candle (50+ pips) usually causes a pullback.
5. Getting the big picture with simplified TMS
I understand that for many of you H1's Price Action is a very difficult subject, that's why I included TDI and Heiken Ashi.
You don't need any pictures, just open the template and go through the history.
Many of you read TMS thread, and of course I'll give you a very simplified version but this version works just fine for me and it will work just fine for you too! We don't want to trade TMS, we want to trade Babon! So here's a simplified version:
a). If the green line crossed red line up and Heiken Ashi is white - it is trend up. I prefer if such a cross happened near 32 level (the closer to 32, the better).
b). If the green line crossed red line down and Heiken Ashi is red - it is trend down. I prefer if such a cross happened near 68 level (the closer to 68, the better).
c). The bigger the angle between the green line and the horizontal line - the better. If the green line is almost horizontal itself - that means ranging, or possible pullback, or trend-changing.
d). If the green line makes a "hook" in the opposite direction - that means possible pullback or trend-changing.
e). If the distance between the red line and green line becomes too big, more than 10 - that practically always means pullback or trend-changing.
f). When up-trending green line reaches level 68 that means that the movement is closer to the end
g). When down-trending green line reaches level 32 that means that the movement is closer to the end.
h). Pay attention to the size of the Heiken Ashi candles! Several small candles in a row means ranging, big candles - good momentum, decreasing candles - possible pullback or trend-changing.
i). And now very important thing: after you're done with H1 - go to H4 and analyze it the same way. If H4 TMS shows the same direction as H1 TMS - that's great, go for this direction! If TMS H4 shows different direction, you go with the H1 direction, but as a big picture you remember: H1 and H4 are not in agreement, that means that you have to set smaller targets!
6. TMA H1 and TMA H4 patterns
So, with Price Action or with the simplified TMS version, or with both you understand what is going on. You know what the trend is, whether we have consolidation ot not, whether we expect pullback/trend-changing or not etc. Now you have to make your big picture even more precise and more clear with the TMA H1 and TMA H4 patterns. We have five such patterns.
7. Pattern "Center line"
See Picture 2.
The upper and lower borders of TMA H4 are brown, and the center line is a dotted white line. TMA H4's centerline is a very strong S/R. When price is near center line it can go back and force for hours and hours, and we have to take this pattern into consideration. I usually exit when price touches the center line, and after that I wait for either a good break out or a good bounce. When price is near center line for the smaller timeframes that means ranging, and I already explained about ranging.
8. Pattern "Double breakout"
See Picture 3.
a). Price is close to TMA H1
b). TMA H1 and TMA H4 are close, but TMA H1 is not beyond TMA H4.
c). Price goes towards TMA H1 border and TMA H4 border
In that case price usually makes a very good movement, breaks both TMA H1 and TMA H4 and goes much further.
9. Pattern "TMA H1 beyond TMA H4"
See Picture 4.
When TMA H1 goes beyond TMA H4 it usually starts a very unpleasant time. We know that EVENTUALLY trend has to change, but every time we have a pullback we don't have any idea - is it the beginning of the trend-changing or just a small pullback? Ideally we would want to stay out of the market, but this period can last a very long time, so if we want to trade effectively we have to pay a lot of attention to Price Action, Heiken Ashi and TDI.
10. Pattern "TMA H1 and TMA H4 in agreement"
See Picture 5.
We don't care about TMA H1 slope and TMA H4 slope. What is important: is the price moves in the same direction inside TMA H1 and TMA H4?
If price goes from the TMA H4 upper border toward its lower border we want price go from the TMA H1 upper border toward its lower border too. And if price goes from the TMA H4 lower border toward its upper border we want price go from the TMA H1 lower border toward its upper border too.
Picture 5 shows where TMA H1 and TMA H4 in agreement, going from the upper borders to the lower borders.
When TMA H1 and TMA H4 are in agreement - that is a good thing, we can expect good movements.
11. Pattern "TMA H1 and TMA H4 in disagreement"
See Picture 6.
Direct opposite to the previous pattern. Price inside the TMA H1 goes against the TMA H4 movement. Picture shows that the price goes from the lower TMA H4 border to the upper TMA H4 border (bigger line) and yet inside TMA H1 it changes direction and goes down (small line).
TMA H1 and TMA H4 in disagreement is not very good for trading, sometimes it starts consolidation, besides we never know when the price inside TMA H1 starts changing direction.
12. Putting everything together.
After you got big picture with PA and/or with simplified TMS and made it even more clear with TMA H1 and TMA H4 patterns, you have to know exactly (that's the goal of this analyses):
a). You want to take only long signals
or
b). You want to take only short signals
or
c). You don't want to take any signals at all
13. Switching to M1
After that you start working with M1 charts, with Babon-A and Babon-B templates.
They must look like Pictures 7 and 8.
Babon-A is our main template, it contains only three indicators (Babon Slope, TMA M5 and Ichimoku). We use this template for watching Price Action, for watching Babon Slope's signals and for entering according to the "Classic Babon"s rules.
Babon-B contains Ichimoku and three TMAs (TMA M1, TMA M5 and TMA M15) that make our exits much easier and much more profitable. We use this template for watching two TMA patterns ("TMA M1 beyond the Ichimoku cloud" and "TMA M1 beyond TMA M5/M15"), for entering according to these patterns and for watching three TMAs for the profitable exits.
Gentlemen always play by the rules. If they can't, they change the rules.