The NAFTA hit the fan, lol...
Anyone aboard this particular freight train?
Anyone willing to jump aboard at the switchback ...
Anyone aboard this particular freight train?
Anyone willing to jump aboard at the switchback ...
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Disliked{quote} Yes, this is an important part of the process. I've been using Supply+Demand Zones more and more lately. I will also - as noted before - make use of how price sits in the higher time-frames, paying attention to price-action there. Pivot-Points are also important. Sounds like a lot to take in but it's not really. Takes seconds to run through your check-list. Time of day can also be important. USDCAD will tend to give a set-up to open and close the day (top-and-tail as I call it). This also happens on the indices....Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi LM, what times do you use for to define the daily open and close for the USDCAD? Thank you,Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thought I would weigh in on this one as it is an interesting question. The answer I feel is that that is your assignment for the next fifty years or so. When I was a youngster back in November I had much the same question. IMO nearly every pair offers an opportunity to get in by rules. However you do so at your own peril. There are many false signals along the way. I have yet to find a clear cut, what I call a tell. But I continue observing and noting and build on a sense of when and when not. You have to develop that for yourself over time....Ignored
DislikedThe NAFTA hit the fan, lol... {image} Anyone aboard this particular freight train? Anyone willing to jump aboard at the switchback ...Ignored
Disliked{quote} 17 pip hard-stop is as big as it gets with me on here but it was a pretty solid bet to drop and I had a good profit-bank on the day to work with, so why not. The stop was set using the H4 landscape. It took a bit of a wander into negative territory but after that, plain sailing. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} 17 pip hard-stop is as big as it gets with me on here but it was a pretty solid bet to drop and I had a good profit-bank on the day to work with, so why not. The stop was set using the H4 landscape. It took a bit of a wander into negative territory but after that, plain sailing. {image}Ignored
Dislikeddoes anyone open trades during odd hours? or does everyone just trade at whatever hours? or only when certain markets are open?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I'm running various methods through pre UK Open to Close UK / Mid-Way through US. I'll then look at my Witching Hour end US / Pre-Asian. 1-2-3 is mainly UK and US, with the majority of trades triggering early in the sessions. Obviously this means you will get some mid-way of UK, as that is when US opens.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I got smacked taking an entry at 4 PM Eastern standard time on four trades.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Nah - I'm never looking at 1-2-3 entries at what would be 9pm UK. I may see potential set-ups that I will check again in the am but no, I'd say that it'd be extremely rare if ever for me to take a new trade.Ignored
DislikedAU with a Double-Dip (for the record, not officially sanctioned practice). Complete fluke I was in the neighbourhood and only got this as I was checking AU for another method. Tight stop just the other side of the green zone, just in case. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} So so what is best hours of trading. Or at least best cut off timesIgnored
DislikedTesting EJ 123 - thought I had a short but it looks in danger of being stopped out here -Daily had shown a jump up thus I expected more power to my short. Constructive comment welcome :-) {image}Ignored