DislikedHi, Every Body Is this a "good" one ? Let's hope! Best Regards BBF {image}Ignored
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DislikedHi, Every Body Is this a "good" one ? Let's hope! Best Regards BBF {image}Ignored
DislikedThanks for your reply, just trying to make sure I get this right! In this chart if this future twists to long, which break is correct, 1 or 2? {image}Ignored
DislikedCan you confirm that I'm understanding how this works? Just trying to understand what's happening hehe This is what I ended up with: {image}Ignored
DislikedCan you confirm that I'm understanding how this works? Just trying to understand what's happening hehe This is what I ended up with: {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Sigh ... I'm still not getting it. Can you explain the entry to me? ThanksIgnored
Disliked{quote} Well I think what most people get confused about is the fact that it goes ahead by 26 candles. Let me try and put it in a step by step instruction using my picture I posted not so long ago. Also if Stonyheart can confirm this just to make sure that would be nice. Step 1: Look for the twist. Once that happens we will start looking for the next step. Step 2: Look for the SSA and SSB to go in the same direction. On my picture if it's red the directions is down and if it's green the direction is up. Step 3: Enter the trade. Now keep in mind...Ignored
DislikedTrade update: EA closed out for profit @ 1:2.5 R:R (although that trend was so strong I don't think it was possible to lose money....) GJ long in minor profit USD/ZAR provided a nice entry today: {image}Ignored
QuoteDislikedQuoting steve2010
QuoteDislikedTrade update: EA closed out for profit @ 1:2.5 R:R (although that trend was so strong I don't think it was possible to lose money....) GJ long in minor profit USD/ZAR provided a nice entry today: {image}
You say you have an EA so a quick question.
How does an EA determine when the pullback is done before entering?
I did notice that there is a pullback almost every time when using this strategy.
Disliked{quote} You say you have an EA so a quick question. How does an EA determine when the pullback is done before entering? I did notice that there is a pullback almost every time when using this strategy.Ignored
Disliked{quote} hi Stony there are 2 reasons behind it, I am not in front terminal everytime so sometime I miss first entry, second GBP pairs have bigger daily range to I do not care to take the trade if R:R is not less than 1:1. however getting good profit out of trades, but these trades are demo only, Took 2 trades today. {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Well I think what most people get confused about is the fact that it goes ahead by 26 candles. Let me try and put it in a step by step instruction using my picture I posted not so long ago. Also if Stonyheart can confirm this just to make sure that would be nice. Step 1: Look for the twist. Once that happens we will start looking for the next step. Step 2: Look for the SSA and SSB to go in the same direction. On my picture if it's red the directions is down and if it's green the direction is up. Step 3: Enter the trade. Now keep in mind...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes the 2 green/blue ish rectangles on the pictures are roughly at the same time.Ignored
DislikedTrade update: EA closed out for profit @ 1:2.5 R:R (although that trend was so strong I don't think it was possible to lose money....) GJ long in minor profit USD/ZAR provided a nice entry today: {image}Ignored