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- freebies replied Nov 1, 2006
I just have to get it out. If you say your strategies must be applied to the correct market conditions, it's fine, but then when selling a book on trading strategies you must also include your criteria for determining market conditions or you have ...
- freebies replied Oct 13, 2006
It's important that when you pick up a system you need to go back and manual backtest it over a few months or years. If you don't trust the system enough to continue trading it after a period of drawdown, it will never work. It's all about ...
- freebies replied Oct 13, 2006
Now this would sound cliche. Pick one system that has already been proven profitable over a long period of time. Study it inside out. Then apply with great discipline and sound money management. Study price action. There's much more to price action ...
- Why kid yourself?
Many times I see people posting something like this: "My system is as follows: Enter when 5 EMA and ...
- freebies replied Sep 7, 2006
As long as the price moves, it doesn't matter whether it's triggered by fundamentals or technicals. A technical might say it moves because of trendline, S/R, Fibo, .... and at the same time, a fundamental might say it's due to someone commenting on ...
- freebies replied May 27, 2006
I trade four pairs: EUR/USD USD/CAD EUR/JPY EUR/GBP
- freebies replied May 19, 2006
If I could give my two cents, I always think that by entering at the bands or by switching to a lower timeframe I manage to find a better entry. If the trade is not working out, at least my losses are smaller. Of course, by entering using lower ...
- freebies replied May 18, 2006
18/05/2006 EUR/JPY Long - 2 Lots - Entry @ 141.71 Exit at +23 pips and +38 pips.
- freebies replied May 18, 2006
18/05/2006 EUR/USD Short - 2 Lots - Entry @ 1.2780 Stop Loss @ 1.2802 Signals: Confluence of classic resistance, 50% retracement, 200 EMA. Divergence on CCI. Break of retracement trendline. Update: Close at +1.
- freebies replied May 17, 2006
Price action today offers a clear view of how to use pivot points as support and resistance. EUR/USD move stopped for a little while at daily pivot and S1 before resuming. Chart included.
- freebies replied May 17, 2006
I couldn't post this trade earlier as I was quite focused on the downward move of EUR/USD. 17/05/2006 EUR/USD Short - 2 Lots - Entry @ 1.2788 Stop Loss @ 1.2815 Exit @ 1.2718 Profit: +70 pips Signal: A brief pause at daily S2 of the dramatic ...
- freebies replied May 17, 2006
I will continue posting but to be honest my enthusiasm is not intact after receiving such authoritative comments.
- freebies replied May 17, 2006
I'm not aware of this rule. Thanks for pointing that out. My signature has been removed.
- freebies replied May 17, 2006
17/05/2006 USD/JPY Short - 2 Lots - Entry @ 109.24 Stop Loss 109.41 Signals: Price touching Bollinger Band, Hidden Divergence on Stochastics Update: Stop Loss Hit
- freebies replied May 17, 2006
For every trade I take, I often include a brief explanation of what gets me in. My trades will eventually reveal bits of my methodology. It's not a system. It's somewhat discretionary with a set of rules for entries and exits. As I live in Vietnam ...
- freebies replied May 16, 2006
USD/CAD closed for +17 pips each lot.
- freebies replied May 16, 2006
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- freebies replied May 16, 2006
16/05/2006 USD/CAD Short - 2 Lots - Entry @ 1.1110 Stop Loss - 1.1125 At the time of this posting, price is at 1.1092, therefore I moved stop loss to breakeven for both lots.
- freebies replied May 16, 2006
16/05/2006 USD/CAD Short - 2 Lots - Entry @ 1.1101 Stop Loss 1.1115 Update: Stop Loss hit
- freebies replied May 16, 2006
Closed one lot at +22 pips. The other lot, move stop to +10. Let it run for a while. Sorry for a typo. Text on the image should read "Double Top and Divergence". Update: Second lot got stopped out for 10-pip profit.