Highest Open / Lowest Open Trade

I think, I understand it now. Just need to practite it on demo.

Pick a pair.
Show us this happening.
Show us the entries and exits.
Show us you following the rules exactly.
Show us the losses you speak.

There is nothing to explain.
You must learn this method.
You must practice this method.
Then, and only then, can you speak from experience.

I found this indicator that draws H1 open lines for the past times. Set the TFbar to 60 and the number of bars to say, 200 or so. Hope someone may find it useful. RS

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What was the basis for the entry?

Got stopped Be+2 on that one.

TooSlow, do you want to introduce yourself? You said, in another thread, you trade more than 10 years, right? You are full-time trader? I dont mean to say us your name, surname on thing like that, but things about your trading carrer. Methods you post on this forum is unbelievably. It is possible to trade that easy, wow. So, for me, you are so much different than other traders. Your methods, your answers, quotes you post... everything is amazing. So, this is reason I want to know more about you.

If you dont want to do that, thats OK, no worries.

BIG thanks to you for introduce me in this simple methods!

My history will have no effect on your trading.
Spend your time learning and practicing trading.
Learn to wait.
Practice self-control.
Things get easy through practice.

Do you have to start first looking at 1 hour chart ???
or only 15 minute chart.
suggest ???
this strategy is good . with patience. be very clear about the candle ....15mts or 1 hour.
so guide accordingly..
thnx

Nothing I post is new.
Nothing I post is unique.
What I post is obvious.
Most traders fail to observe what is right in front of them.

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