Do you mean the guest section of j16 Group website or the one you started on Facebook? I mean, where can I find that new material? ^^
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Where can I learn more about Price Action like those in James16 charts? 9 replies
DislikedDo you mean the guest section of j16 Group website or the one you started on Facebook? I mean, where can I find that new material? ^^ ThanksIgnored
Disliked{quote} Why not enter at the pull back to the LLS? We had wonderful confluence with 140.00.{image} g.
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Disliked{quote} Nice potential for a great 50 pip drawdown and a 2 hour nail biting session.. shitty entry bud.. sounds good if your trading at a dollar a pip.. 1.0950 was the money.. 40 pip sl, with a 150+ runner.. Have a great day.Ignored
Disliked{quote} If you think Mike took that trade and was actually "biting his nails off for 2 hours" you don't know him and you definitely don't know (or have misconstrued) what we do here. That was a Bullish Outside Bar trade, as good as it gets. Its probably ok to be bragging about your low draw down - high gain trades provided you're willing to respect alternative approaches. At the end of the day it's never about that one trade anyway is it?g.
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Disliked{quote} Well, no. It did go straight into profit.. which was great. Kudos ! But, there was a better entry to be taken in that specific session which I pointed out.. Perhaps we aren't on the same page, as I do not know what a bullish outside bar trade is. I could tell you, the risk of it retracing back to the decending trendline and revisiting 1.0950 was just as good and probable, as getting into @ 1.1030 and expecting it to take off as it did, or perhaps entering @ 1.0940... in the first place. Who knows?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am pretty sure the bullish outside bar is covered within the first 10 pages of the thread. We follow a method here and while all related and slightly varying material is totally welcome the bulk of it still consists of the basic method that this thread started off with, which is trading PA bars at good locations. In that sense Mike's trade was just a conventional pure James16 trade right there. Doesn't mean there couldn't have been a more profitable way of milking that one setup but then every method doesn't completely rely on a hefty...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why not enter at the pull back to the LLS? We had wonderful confluence with 140.00.{image} g.
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Disliked{quote} Ghous & Neytiri Would you say that this is a A trade? Would you mind explaining how you analyse this? From my point of view, it doesn't have much space. The fakeout pin bar is trading back into the box. Bar size is big though. Thank you! Ken {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Ghous & Neytiri Would you say that this is a A trade? Would you mind explaining how you analyse this? From my point of view, it doesn't have much space. The fakeout pin bar is trading back into the box. Bar size is big though. Thank you! Ken {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} No it wasn't an A trade. But I loved the location on this one. Also the entry was off a 1H bar taken earlier than the move above 140.00 but it obviously resulted out of this story I was looking at. {image} g.Ignored
Disliked{quote} No it wasn't an A trade. But I loved the location on this one. Also the entry was off a 1H bar taken earlier than the move above 140.00 but it obviously resulted out of this story I was looking at. {image} g.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Ghous, So, a fakeout can be form by a lot of bars (not necessarily a few bars). It doesn't matter how many bars there is. As long as price doesn't respect the concept of support and resistance, then it is a fakeout setup. If price moves in the direction of the red arrow instead of breaking through the resistance, then the fakeout would be invalid. Am I understanding this correctly? Thank youKen {image}
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