DislikedSo, I am in on GBPJPY now (BUY). RRR 1:3 SL: 52,4 pips PT: 162,6 pips We will see...Ignored
Very good job...
One question: with GBPJPY, why did you decide go to 132 instead of 135... ?
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Disliked{quote} Hi daniel2... Very good job... One question: with GBPJPY, why did you decide go to 132 instead of 135... ?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Jairote, because I always set my trades with RRR 1:3, sometimes 1:2. Rarely more. We are on markets. Here we have not never any "sure" result. 135 is level for me RRR 1:many. Probability, that price go there is. But as I said. We are on markets. Hoping for RRR 1:10 is not good idea in this enviroment like financial markets...Ignored
Disliked{quote} thanks for the compliment mate..yes i am quite interested to learn from u..i will keep in touch soon..cheers mateIgnored
DislikedI am still holding the EURUSD. It is about patience as I see :-). How do you deal with such situation as on the screen? I was so close to the TP... . There are some more trades I am in also. With your TL's :-) Thank You again. {image}Ignored
DislikedDaniel, to assist us in familiarising ourselves with using the TLs, it would help if you could call out (post) the trades you are taking. That would speed up our learning process. Once we're used to the way you look at the charts and identify entry points and exits, we'll be good to go from there. Could you do that please?Ignored
Disliked{quote} EXACTLY jud500! I am long before 1 hour. With RRR 1:2 If will be agressive move, then I will consider more RRR (1:3). You may see "help" line, which indicates, that price must go to them. If will be broken, then RRR 1:3. Of course, still may be SL... {image} {image}Ignored