Hi guys, Im watch the thread from a while becouse I also use Pivots but not Fib. i use classic. Can I ask you, do you have observation which hours generaly comes the signals at the day? Many times I stay a whole night (assian session) to watch when will come the signal from some pair but very often when I go to sleep, then after 15m. or 1 hour the signal appeared... and when I turn on PC after I wake up, the price is already made the whole movement for the day and you can`t do nothing at london and NY session. Somethime signals appear at london...
Hi Dimkata.
Don't worry about which Pivots you use. I keep an eye on both Classic and Fib pivots, and dive in as and when opportunities arise. I can't comment on the Asian session, mate, because that's usually my bedtime!
However, if you can be waiting for the Frankfurt opening, and then, an hour later, London opening, there can be some good signals opening up around those times. 7.00am and 8.00am GMT. I see you're in Bulgaria, so I guess you're around 2 or 3 hours ahead of GMT, so they shouldn't amount to a problem for you. Yes, the London session can be pretty quiet after the first hour or so, but once New York opens, things can get a bit livelier, but it all depends on what the news bulletins are going to come up with.As for your last question, the only way you're going to DEFINITELY catch signals is to stay awake 24 hours a day! Good luck with that, Dimkata!
but... not possible of course. Maybe I have to change little my strategy.... for now I use only bounce from the pivot level as a entry point and you understand in this case if I miss it, I miss the whole day.
) I use them for trend direction and S/R, especially when they form a confluence with the pivot lines. If you look back along the thread going back a few years, you'll see charts from various traders, and the fascinating thing is that they all have their own methods of trading based on acumen's original method. He didn't provide a document explaining how to use his method, D, but if you examine the charts and read the accompanying explanations, you'll soon pick it up. Also, if you want to see how acumen tackled each day's trading, then go to YouTube and look for "thefxpivotpoint" (acumen's nickname), and you'll see a lot of videos that he made, and you'll hear his commentary about how he would or wouldn't tackle each day's trading.
