Disliked{quote} Q:decrease/increase price just before closing of H4/H1 candle? A:i didn't notice it, since you ask, i am looking into it (using an excel file, and M5 tf data, spot delta during 5minutes before/after candle close), will took a few days. Q:volume diverge from broker to broker? A: yes. I have several brokers (not ethical if i mention them here), and they diverge from one another. But not in such a degree making sonic system PVSRA useless. Thanks god. About, GBPJPY trade. Last night, hit my trailing stop. I did try a re-entry of short, but bailed...Ignored
KecoaKecil,
"Holding bias, can prevent us from spotting good trade opportunity, and sometime can make you being in red / lost. Not having bias at all, will keep you in the sideline. " - KecoaKecil
IMHO (that is all it is) is that a trader does not need a bias to get off the sideline. A good way to get off the sideline is to put on a trade when the requirements for a trade are met. It is as simple as that. No bias is needed. If there is any bias involved at this time, it should be to believe that most likely the trade is wrong, and unless the trade proves worthy within reasonable time, it should be closed. Before a proper trade situation arrives, being "bias free" enables us to accept that an arriving proper setup is a proper setup. Being "bias free" might also help with that fun and totally useless pastime we commonly refer to as "chart analysis".
As for GBPJPY, it could actually go down while other GBPxxx pairs go up. Stranger things have happened. All that would be required would be for the MMs to decide it is time to trap traders that are long the YEN pairs; not a nice thing to do, but for that reason it is an even more likely thing for the Robber Banks to do.