Don't focus on loss.. Study your winnings and learn from them.
- #78,182
- Jan 1, 2015 9:13pm Jan 1, 2015 9:13pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
- #78,183
- Jan 2, 2015 1:35am Jan 2, 2015 1:35am
- Joined Jan 2013 | Status: Trader | 1,107 Posts
I know the secret...
- #78,184
- Jan 2, 2015 1:44am Jan 2, 2015 1:44am
- Joined Jan 2013 | Status: Trader | 1,107 Posts
I know the secret...
- #78,185
- Jan 2, 2015 1:53am Jan 2, 2015 1:53am
- Joined Jan 2013 | Status: Trader | 1,107 Posts
I know the secret...
- #78,186
- Jan 2, 2015 2:08am Jan 2, 2015 2:08am
- Joined Jan 2013 | Status: Trader | 1,107 Posts
I know the secret...
- #78,187
- Jan 2, 2015 7:29am Jan 2, 2015 7:29am
- Joined Jan 2013 | Status: Trader | 1,107 Posts
I know the secret...
- #78,189
- Edited 6:38am Jan 4, 2015 6:10am | Edited 6:38am
how to use indicator candle + moving average + wave , to give true signal ?
15minute view
push the chart to give the signal or wait the chart show a clear signal
15minute view
push the chart to give the signal or wait the chart show a clear signal
my one word of advice *just stay alive*
- #78,191
- Edited 12:27pm Jan 4, 2015 10:50am | Edited 12:27pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
look like you guys have forgotten how to use sonicr, to many confusessees , i will show you how to use it , how simple is it
i'm curious why mr kyaw ignored so many users , and push me to create this new user
yemeni,
In Post #1 there are clearly stated reasons for banishing a person from posting on this thread. If you do not know what they are, I recommend you read Post #1, sentence #1!
For example, you state that you offer your several posts so far for the purpose of helping Sonikers know and maintain the proper focus. I can understand this, and appreciate your contribution. However, there are reasons for our template having an Access Panel - so readers do not have to squint to see what pair a chart is for - and other items too, which your charts do not display. And since you say you are trying to help Sonikers, we should expect you would use the important parts of our template to do so! The less you change from the prescribed template, the easier it is for Sonikers to absorb your message, because they will be spending more time doing so, and less time trying to adapt to a significantly different chart then they are used to seeing.
We are not trying to stifle creativity here. We are trying to maintain some standards for our postings, standards designed to make our postings the easiest and quickest for readers to comprehend whatever message is contained therein by keeping the "environment" of that message somewhat consistent. Please try to understand this. An example is attached to help you understand.
As an aside, I see you are not using PVA volume with the PVA candles. Sometimes a PVA candle is a doji with the cross hair so thin it is easy to overlook! And yet, that candle can have the highest volume bar on the chart! A good reason to use the PVA volume display is so that you do not miss anything important.
Please do your Post #1 homework before further posting, and thank you for your desire to contribute to this thread.
Sincerely,
-tah
- #78,192
- Edited 12:44pm Jan 4, 2015 12:10pm | Edited 12:44pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
Dear Sonikers,
Welcome to 2015 trading! Here is a reminder of what you are up against.....
How the Market Works
Big banks are the market makers. The market is a necessity for international businesses that need to exchange currencies, but beyond that the opening of the currency market for speculators is simply done by these banks in order to have more sheep to lead to the shearing. These banks are electronically connected so they can act as one entity to control market prices and increase their profits.
These market makers achieve profits in two ways: commissions for executing orders and profits on positions they open and close for themselves. These market makers – acting as one – routinely manipulate price up or down the price queue in order to get the price to an area where orders can be filled and they can earn commissions. Of course, knowing where they are going to move the price enables them to take positions themselves, in advance, so they can profit that way, too!
Just how do the market makers manipulate the price up and down the price queue? It is very simple for them to do. All they have to do is to settle the imbalance at the current price level, which means they execute a long or short order for themselves that settles the imbalance. At this instant they are in total control of which direction the price moves next! They satisfy the imbalance at each level as they push the price up or down. It is that simple. All it takes is money - which they have no shortage of - and lightning fast queue software and order execution speeds to minimize interference. They have that, too.
On the surface of things, the job of the market makers is to provide market liquidity. This means making sure there always are “counter-parties” for orders submitted for execution. This would not seem to be an enviable responsibility, but the market makers have strategies to create liquidity by deceiving some, and stealing from others.
Head Fakes and Stop Hunts
These are terms given to strategies the market makers use to create liquidity for the market and profits for themselves. Each strategy enables thievery. And the market makers even use them back-to-back sometimes! Remember, the market makers have control of price direction. Traders cannot know how price will move next. Market makers intend it to be that way!
Head Fakes look like valid “breakout” moves, but they are not. They are intended to get new traders on the wrong side of the market at the same time the stops of right side traders are being hit and the money stolen!
Stop Hunts can come anytime. They tend to make the bull/bear bias of price action look like it is changing, when it really isn’t. They are intended to get new traders on wrong side of the market at the same time the stops of right side traders are being hit and the money stolen!
Sincerely,
-tah
Welcome to 2015 trading! Here is a reminder of what you are up against.....
How the Market Works
Big banks are the market makers. The market is a necessity for international businesses that need to exchange currencies, but beyond that the opening of the currency market for speculators is simply done by these banks in order to have more sheep to lead to the shearing. These banks are electronically connected so they can act as one entity to control market prices and increase their profits.
These market makers achieve profits in two ways: commissions for executing orders and profits on positions they open and close for themselves. These market makers – acting as one – routinely manipulate price up or down the price queue in order to get the price to an area where orders can be filled and they can earn commissions. Of course, knowing where they are going to move the price enables them to take positions themselves, in advance, so they can profit that way, too!
Just how do the market makers manipulate the price up and down the price queue? It is very simple for them to do. All they have to do is to settle the imbalance at the current price level, which means they execute a long or short order for themselves that settles the imbalance. At this instant they are in total control of which direction the price moves next! They satisfy the imbalance at each level as they push the price up or down. It is that simple. All it takes is money - which they have no shortage of - and lightning fast queue software and order execution speeds to minimize interference. They have that, too.
On the surface of things, the job of the market makers is to provide market liquidity. This means making sure there always are “counter-parties” for orders submitted for execution. This would not seem to be an enviable responsibility, but the market makers have strategies to create liquidity by deceiving some, and stealing from others.
Head Fakes and Stop Hunts
These are terms given to strategies the market makers use to create liquidity for the market and profits for themselves. Each strategy enables thievery. And the market makers even use them back-to-back sometimes! Remember, the market makers have control of price direction. Traders cannot know how price will move next. Market makers intend it to be that way!
Head Fakes look like valid “breakout” moves, but they are not. They are intended to get new traders on the wrong side of the market at the same time the stops of right side traders are being hit and the money stolen!
Stop Hunts can come anytime. They tend to make the bull/bear bias of price action look like it is changing, when it really isn’t. They are intended to get new traders on wrong side of the market at the same time the stops of right side traders are being hit and the money stolen!
Sincerely,
-tah
- #78,194
- Jan 4, 2015 5:39pm Jan 4, 2015 5:39pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
- #78,195
- Edited 6:50pm Jan 4, 2015 6:17pm | Edited 6:50pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
- #78,196
- Jan 4, 2015 8:01pm Jan 4, 2015 8:01pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
- #78,198
- Edited 1:12am Jan 5, 2015 1:01am | Edited 1:12am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
- #78,199
- Edited 1:51am Jan 5, 2015 1:17am | Edited 1:51am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
USDJPY Short Trade Open:
Pre-setup Scout trade, based on the previous activity above the half number. Due to the size of this trade, I do not intend to add here, now that it has formed a M15 Classic short setup. I see the lower whole number/DS1 area as a likely target. The US MMs might execute a stop hunt of shorts. There is no way to know how they will move the price. 
USDJPY Short Trade Closed:
Closed for gain of 40.4 pips average, 2020 pips total. Possible trip back up coming. I do not know. Decided to take profit here and wait. 
Pre-setup Scout trade, based on the previous activity above the half number. Due to the size of this trade, I do not intend to add here, now that it has formed a M15 Classic short setup. I see the lower whole number/DS1 area as a likely target. The US MMs might execute a stop hunt of shorts. There is no way to know how they will move the price.
USDJPY Short Trade Closed:
Closed for gain of 40.4 pips average, 2020 pips total. Possible trip back up coming. I do not know. Decided to take profit here and wait.