Disliked{quote} good shot Omonisha. I was in the opposite . managed to catch 49 green from EJ long {image}Ignored
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Disliked{quote} good shot Omonisha. I was in the opposite . managed to catch 49 green from EJ long {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Great post, mate! That's really what everyone should do - a lot of backtests to understand behavior of the market and the system you use. And step by step your confidence will grow up, you will be sure in your trading system, you take losses easy, because you know that next trade(s) will give you back more than you loose. You always need time to find your way. Time, hard work and patience. And then your Trading will be really Simple. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! You give a lot of inspiration to all of us!Ignored
Disliked{quote} That sounds like a great method - a bottom-up approach - the trend changes on the lower TF's right? But can you call it TMS without trading the TDI cross - something which I, as a noob, take as essentially a basic requirement or perhaps not for the advanced? Perhaps you mean as a bounce trade on the lower TF? Also, what setup have you found to be the most probable, the one we speak of above sounds like a more advanced option... (Many thanks for your great help!!!Ignored
Disliked{quote} nice bounce off BRN145.00... potential break higher. did you follow this pair today?Ignored
Disliked{quote}Its not a bottom up approach, its still top down but simpler. In my particular case I am looking at the h1 chart but really trading h4, the tdi has to show a turn or trend on h4 before I will even consider a trade on H1, the same goes for H4/D1 or m15/h1. How many people on this thread consistently lose money trying to just trade every cross they see or trade an inside bar with tdi confirmation without taking the next higher timeframe into account, by the amount of pm's I get its a lot of people. I have said it many times on this thread that...Ignored
DislikedAnyone long on AUDNZD or GBPNZD? Looking like it could be a big move.Ignored
DislikedHi Folks, It's late here and just after dinner, looking up to the clear skies, amazing the stars are so bright and visible only when the sky is dark. Great view but told myself must catch up with this forum. Over the past two nights, I read all my PMs and some members shared with me their view on the post I made showing myFxbook results. http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...12#post7871312 I am happy to see that a few members reciprocate action and shared with me their profitable trading results. Two traders never posted anyting...Ignored
Disliked{quote}Its not a bottom up approach, its still top down but simpler. In my particular case I am looking at the h1 chart but really trading h4, the tdi has to show a turn or trend on h4 before I will even consider a trade on H1, the same goes for H4/D1 or m15/h1. How many people on this thread consistently lose money trying to just trade every cross they see or trade an inside bar with tdi confirmation without taking the next higher timeframe into account, by the amount of pm's I get its a lot of people. I have said it many times on this thread that...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I just use the supply/demand indicator because I find it pretty accurate, the one attached is the one I use but there are several posted on the thread. {file}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thank you. Do you use the HUD? Or the Fibo? I'm assuming the darker the grey the stronger the support/resistance? {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi can you tell me what brocker you are using in the UK as mine is not ofering GBPNZD thanksIgnored
DislikedWhen I was first learning to trade my biggest fear was watching my money go all over the place! And it took me a long time to get a handle on my fears. It would seem that I would make the perfect trade. Everything lined up and I would be in profit for a few seconds. Then the next candle formed and like usual it would form against my position and I would freak out. To combat my fears I had to change some things. (1) I don't watch every tic of the market. (2) Most of the time I shut the computer off and go to bed. (3) I accept that I have no control...Ignored
DislikedWe all lived in different part of the earth. Yes we all share the same galaxy of stars in the heaven. You may not see them but you know the stars are up there. You can see them only when the skies are clearn and must be dark enough. The same in trading. We all look at the same charts, same prices, same indicators, etc. yet we see different things hence we trade different. How can we darken our 'skies' and see the 'stars' exactly the same we view the constellation of stars. Time for me to hit the sack. Goodnight.Ignored
DislikedSesamstrasse, You know I love you don't you...and I love Germany! So just between us friends...you need to drop 2 of your indicators (pick 1 any 1). And simplify your charts & process...you'll thank me later! The "Big Secret" to trading is ...think easy & think simple. You know, I'm just a simple man (what can I say) and I get confused very easily. So to combat that...every thing I do is easy & simple. And, it turns out very profitableIgnored