Highest Open / Lowest Open Trade

Tapped out of the GBP/JPY, got to +273, took +5 coming down. That should be a wrap for now. Will leave the rest on the table.

Welcome newcomers.
Please read POST #1.
This is page 450.
Before you ask a question, search the thread.
Chances are someone has asked your question and it has been answered.
Also, do not post charts showing other indicators because HOLO doesn't need any more indicators.
Before you add or modify HOLO, you must master HOLO first.
Mastering HOLO takes time and practice.
You have not mastered HOLO in a day or 2.

Trump Triggers a US Dollar Virtuous Circle?

http://www.blackswantrading.com/blog...irtuous-circle

Biggest loss in 26 years …

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/sl-bi...26-years-83207

Hi deltastrike...Rule #1 in play here.

I like a bit of GN action - and it is usually action, lol.

Hi Too Slow,
Why do you post these fundamental articles? I understand the psychology ones, but do you follow the fundamentals?

Also, do you use the daily pivot points in conjunction with HOLO?

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

EURJPY Oh, hello!

Happy Thanksgiving to all my American friends! (What time's the game start?!)

GBPJPY Looks good - but I should say that I am JPY-cautious today, so keeping a very close eye on this...going to bail at the first sign of nonsense.

AUDCAD



That's enough for me just now - going very light till I see if it's even worthwhile. Be safe out there!

Hi TooSlow,

Are these HiLo Lines from post 1915 Pg96 that you are using in your examples posted, than I would like to make also use of them. Problem is
I have absolutely no clue how to download, in what order or where to store these files in order to load them to my MT4 platform.
Could you or someone else please help me with this whole process, I would highly appreciated that.

Thank you very much

Menle


Swingman gave his permission to share his indicator here.
The indicator and template are attached.
Please use them.
Thank you.
Attached Files
http://assets.forexfactory.net/images/attach/mq4.gif smHiLoOpen Lines_v1.2.mq4 11 KB | 1,297 download
http://assets.forexfactory.net/images/attach/tpl.gif tooslow_template_share.tpl 13 KB | 1,080 download

Hi Menle. As it's Thanksgiving Day in the US today, TooSlow may not be here today. As such, I will try and talk you through the process for you, if that's ok.

That's a great variant of the indicator to use, as it is stripped own and without a lot of distractions. Good choice. You can add extras as you progress.

Anyway, here's the drill:

Download the template and MQL4 file from that post.
Open your downloads folder on computer - they will now be in there.

Open your platform.
Go to File...click on Open Data Folder.
Open MQL4...place that file in there. Close that folder.
Open Templates...place template file in there. Close that folder.
Close your Data Folder and exit Mt4.
Re-Open mt4.
Open chosen chart.
Go to Templates Tab on mt4.
Template is in there. Attach to your chart.
Repeat for each pair you are looking to use.

Hope that helps.

http://www.luckscout.com/how-to-inst...-metatrader-4/

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=67529

How One Pro Team Deals with Losing: The 24 Hour Rule

Get over it... Move on... Turn the page... It's in the past...

All of which are good advice after a loss.

These common expressions are often no consolation to athletes and coaches after the sting of defeat.

You already know you need to move on... You know there is zero benefit in replaying the game in your mind and wallowing in misery.

You know you need to get ready for the next game on the schedule. You just don’t know how to turn the page.

Think of all the words spoken to you after a loss...

Did those words make you feel better immediately? Probably not.

On the contrary, that advice given to you by a coach or parent might have had the opposite effect. You already felt bad about the loss, now you feel bad about feeling bad or your inability to get over the loss quickly.

No matter what is said to you in the immediate aftermath of a loss, “You tried your best,” “You will get them next time,” “You have another chance tomorrow,” losing is a bitter pill to swallow.

The question is... How do you turn the page?

The New Orleans Saints have a thing called “the 24 hour rule.”

After a 25-23 loss to the Denver Broncos, the Saints called upon their 24 hour rule that gives them time to sort through the emotions of an agonizing loss and process what happened in the game.

Saints’ quarterback Drew Brees talked about how the team moved on from the loss in order to prepare for the next game.

BREES: "We let that one go, you have to. Usually it's a 24-hour rule. That one would have to be let go after we woke up Monday morning because the preparation began on Carolina."

The 24 hour rule is like a transitional period between the last game and getting ready for the next time.

The 24 hour rule recognizes that there will be some negative emotion after a loss that needs to be dealt with but also provides a well defined starting point when preparations for the next game must begin.

The 24 hour rule helps you focus on the next step rather than staying stuck in the past.

When you enact the 24 hour rule, you will have more time to prepare for the next game and, as we all know, preparation is a critical factor in success.

Take 24 hours after the game finishes.

If you win, you can celebrate the victory for the length of that time period.

If you lose the game, it’s okay to feel sad or angry but you need to work through those feelings because at the 24 hour and one second point, you need to focus and prepare for the next game.

Within that 24 hour period, you should review both what you did well and what changes you need for the next game.

Then it’s time to work on strategies...What game plan gives you the best chance to be successful for the next game?

If you need, set an alarm to indicate the exact moment for when to dedicate 100% of your focus and intention to the next game.

Let the next game be a new chapter!

- Dr. Patrick J. Cohn