Highest Open / Lowest Open Trade

Don't you have to have a special program to open?

Price action would suggest you might be onto something!

That might be the case or maybe not I've been using it for ages.
Several zip file software can also do rar files.
Tbh I'm not even sure how to make a zip file on this machine..

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=.rar+file

at first i am realy realy sorry for myself to spend a lot of time to realize and write this method in EA .
and seccond sorry for people who think that because i am angry with this system i said it is not good

i worked on it about 15 days in real trade and with EA.
i do not say this is good or not
the resault say this
you can test it

if you are always win with this method you did not use rulls exactly

see this

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when u see this
it is showing us every thing

when i said ALL THE RULLS IS USED
IT IS NOT A JOKE
IT IS REAL

Please post the .mq4 file so we can see whether or not the EA follows the rules.
Thank you.

Thank you.

Making quick decisions is essential in fast moving, dynamic sports.

Sports like volleyball, fencing, wrestling, tennis, etc. require fast decisions, sometimes within milliseconds, in order to be successful.

Athletes who master the skill of quick, decisive decision making tend to dictate the flow of the game or match, feel in control and confident, and are able to make things happen in competition.

The flip-side of decisive thinking are the over-thinkers or athletes who second-guess...

These athletes second-guess their decisions, over-analyze the situation, and lack trust in their ability to make the right decisions.

Over-thinkers are afraid to make mistakes so they hesitate before acting, giving their opponent a huge advantage.

You don’t have a lot of time to weigh your options in competitive sports, especially when a 75mph volleyball serve is heading your way.

You only have about 0.21 seconds to make the correct read, position your body and plan the next touch.

In baseball, a 95mph ball takes approximately 0.40 seconds to home plate. Not a lot of time to identify the pitch, location, whether you will swing or where you want to hit the ball.

You don't have time to think, only react.

Now you understand the importance of quick decisions during competition.

The question is: Can you improve the mental skill of decision making and, if so, how?

To answer the first part of the question... if decision making is a skill, then yes, it can be improved with consistent repetition over time.

How? The answer may seem obvious but practice under game-like conditions. The key is to keep working on your decision making capabilities until that skill becomes reflexive (like brushing your teeth).

Eli Dershwitz is the youngest fencer on the U.S. Olympic men’s fencing team and top-ranked saber fencer in the United States.

Dershwitz is known for thinking quick on his feet... which is critical because many bouts are often decided in under 60 seconds.

DERSHWITZ: “It’s a lot faster-paced — fast reactions, fast touches, a lot of sprints. That always got to me, the amount of physical and mental ability it took at the same time, to be able to be explosive but also to be able to react quickly to what your opponent was doing.”

The secret to Dershwitz’s quick decision making is the amount of time he dedicates towards developing that mental skill until it becomes second nature.

Dershwitz put in the work so he can rely on lightning fast decision making instead of a slow laborious thought process that interferes with the body’s ability to react quickly.

Dershwitz will need to rely on his quick decision making if he plans to land on the podium in Rio.

DERSHWITZ: “I am just looking forward to putting all the hard work and dedication, all the hours of blood, sweat, and tears over the years... into one great tournament.”

Tip for developing quick in-game decision making:

Practice makes better, so follow this 4 step plan:

--Practice being decisive during practice at game speed.
--Create pressure-packed game scenarios in practice.
--Review your progress after practice and determine if you need to make any adjustments.
--Repeat during your next training session.


- Dr. Patrick Cohn

So far enough to have a shot at it and get a few pips out of it.

As for price action as a concept: I struggle with that I must admit, mainly because it states something about the past.
I'm staring at 3 books here from Al Brooks about "price action", been working my way through them a few years ago. I still get nightmares from them lol.
I used footprints on futures for a while, looking at bid/ask patterns etc. etc. and all it does is this imo: it sounds interesting. Ultimately, there is still a buy/sell/do nothing decision to be made and nothing alleviates that simple but important choice.
That said, if someone believes in a certain concept and he is profitable and happy, then that is fine. That was also the sales pitch of a certain trading psycho guru for his 50k $ trader program. They stood in line, go figure. "Buy now, limited space". May those who enrolled be very profitable indeed.

EJ coming down now, pulled a rat again at TOTH.

Feel like a salmon.

rarlab will have everything you need.

Rule #1

It is showing us nothing (see remarks: http://screencast.com/t/pWeNXR5liYb )
and we should not discuss this further. The strategy works and a lot of traders are allready trading it succesfull.

i forgot to attach mq4 file and i can not edit that post
here u r

Thank you, mahmood.tava.

AUDUSD: WIN. I close position at 3 pips. My mistake.
EURCHF: LOSS. SL is hit.
EURGBP: WIN. I close it earlier, beacuse it broke yesterday high. I hope I understand caution. Profit 4.8 pips.
USDCHF: LOSS. Price broke yesterday low. So, I not followed rules, my mistake.

I need to work on my money managment.

USDJPY possible trade.