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- CycleSurfer replied Dec 16, 2008
It depends. If a person is willing to put in the screen time watching their chosen pair then they can indeed become proficient at predicting when a pair will respect a given support/resistance level. That and the ability to respect when one is wrong ...
- CycleSurfer replied Dec 16, 2008
Thanks for sharing those visual aids and thanks for sharing your trading method. I agree with you 100% BTW. "If/then" systems do not work, the market just won't behave well enough for it. Screen time, the brain and a few lines are really all you ...
- CycleSurfer replied Sep 16, 2007
BTW, I agree with you LinuxTroll...don't get greedy. When the market pays you for your diligence take it and move on. 8, 10, 15 pips may not sound like much but let us remember that its not the pips that matter, its how many lots one is using and ...
- CycleSurfer replied Sep 16, 2007
Here's a pretty good example of what I mean. The vertical lines in the chart show where each signal occured. The first was a buy signal at 114.87. If I had been using the method with a 20 point stop I would have lost here, and wouldn't have been ...
- CycleSurfer replied Sep 16, 2007
Thanks for this thread LinuxTroll, great stuff. Here is my rainbow with clouds. The x's on either side of the spine tell me when to think about getting out. The arrows mark crosses between the price and the longest moving average, from which I take ...
- CycleSurfer replied Jul 14, 2007
Heding method — Hey Tesla, check out my thread at forex-tsd: url I describe a hedging method that I use that works well in tight, ranging markets. I trade the asian session only with this. I'm working on a new system that uses hedging as ...
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