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- Greg2011 replied Dec 3, 2010
Making good pipage today! — Currently in this trade.
- Greg2011 replied Nov 30, 2010
Live trade! — The past few weeks have been good to me - currently in this trade!
- Greg2011 replied Nov 18, 2010
Nice work you did here — When I started developing my method, I started by looking at zz indicator. Its does give good signals but sometimes its does not precisely tract price the way I would like to have price tracked. Thats why overtime, as ...
- Greg2011 replied Nov 2, 2010
Take a look at the following charts! — One of the following chart illustrate something about how price moves. When its wants to go in a direction, its tends to go in a direction. This is one of several things I look for on charts. Is price ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 28, 2010
Point of tolerable retracement — The height (marked by yellow vertical line) from the two barriers in the following chart is 76 pips. A 75% retracement (marked by ash horizontal line) of s/r height would be 57 pips if trade was taken off the ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 13, 2010
Anyone took these trades! — Anyone took the prior two trades, and currently in this one!
- Greg2011 replied Oct 11, 2010
Illustrating Price breaking First S/R first time — The following two charts illustrate what makes me apprehensive about taking trades at a first attempt by price to break either above the first occurrence of R or the first occurrence of S ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 7, 2010
Another live trade! — Am having a real comfortable trade here. Nice pipage so far.
- Greg2011 replied Oct 6, 2010
Response to cspips — I have reposted that area on chart and my interpretation of it. The following was actually how I managed it. Also note that sometime I just choose a place on the charts from past price movements that basically makes ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 6, 2010
My concept of scaling — Scaling is most definitely a function of of your trade account size. You will need to determine your risk tolerance as a trader (I recognize that some traders can afford to and want to take a gamble from time to time), ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 5, 2010
Illustration of S/R barriers — The S/R areas on the following chart are cases in point of what I mean by clearly having a barrier around recent s/r if and when I am contemplating taking a trade off any of them. When price breaks through ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 4, 2010
In a lovely trade currently! — Anyone took this trade like I am in currently! I am riding this to where its going! Yeah baby!
- Greg2011 replied Oct 3, 2010
Examining two trade scenarios - How methodology stays in trades! — In trade example marked Trade 1 - The clear signal is there to enter trade. Say that trade was taken, I would have stayed in it to the top at first resistance. Then we see ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 3, 2010
Great Trades I made! — Are these trades beautiful! The stategy clearly told me to take them and also told me how to stay in! In essence, when to get out and when not to!
- Greg2011 replied Oct 3, 2010
How are Higher Proximity area of S/R formed and must be noted! — Consider a scenario where price is going up! When price breaks out of a congestion zone it will go as far as it wants to go before it begins to form its first area of significant ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 3, 2010
One way to take trades! In one psychological mindset! — Well! Well! First - make sure the S/R closest to the price are adequately marked. The high of the resistance or the low of the support or generally the triggers for my trades when price ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 3, 2010
Identify Recent S/R levels - the very recent ones! — So folks after we are done with our general view of the markets. We will want to zoom in to see a bit more on the charts. We will want to see how price reacted all the way on it journey to ...
- Greg2011 replied Oct 2, 2010
A general view of the market! — How do I approach my charts? Well! This is how - figure below. My trading involves looking at the market. This is primarily a start chat; a feel chart. It tells you where the market is more generally and more so ...
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