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Jazz1964 replied Jan 16, 2020Retraced meanwhile 50 procent back from the previous h1 ema swing high!! And did that with m5 div on the top! That's why Alan calls it the Cable Swing strategy

But i am afraid traders are glued to the divergences and then you can get lost. ...Trading the Cable swings via averages
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 16, 2020And that was the target, mentioned twice. 1.3072 and 1.3074 are previous swing highs H1 M5 divergence 10 pip reaction
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 16, 2020Also there are the hedges. I am not a specialist on that. In this case, I don't see a div at the top, so no hedge this time.
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 16, 2020A few notes on that. I don't see that second entry as a separate trade, you are just more or less Long from that terrific Buy entry from the bottom (Well done!) So a BE+1 makes no sense to me. Alan mentions he takes 50% exits which would have been ...
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 16, 2020That's a precise projection image
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 16, 2020That exit at 1.30266 would have been a great entry Long up to the 1.3072 image
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 16, 2020H4 trying to find Bull support. H1 Bulls defending their position in this resistant/Support area (upper pins yesterday / lower pins today) M15 Bears found support M5 Bears found support I lost some up to now in that mess but I am short now
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 15, 2020Now I am curious to see if the Bulls or the Bears will find support on the H1 EMA. That EMA is flattish now. If the Bulls will get in control it might go to 1.3072. If the Bears are going to do the job, than it's 1.2914 with the EMA printing a Lower ...
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 15, 2020Here is your picture with a correction. image Got it? (I am not sure if we normally call "A" what I called A on this picture but for the method that doesn't matter).
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 15, 2020I am successful with trading from a ZOO. As a kid I hated them because they stink, but the older I get, the more interested I am. Today before 108 bar Price came into a Zoo (Zone of Opportunity) from Sunday night (H1 chart). M5 showing divergence ...
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 14, 2020url url These posts contain good examples.
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 14, 2020It hesitated a lot there, divergence indeed and pins.
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 14, 2020Hi Kevin, yes it is Alan's method of setting up the 3 phase entry. Probably you forgot it, so better get back to the beginning of the thread?
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 14, 2020Thank you GHBDR for your generosity by sharing this promising system. I did 2019 backtest on several pairs (trending and flat) and that sure looks good! I just wonder if you have a validation 'standard' for the elasticity, when is it big enough to ...
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 14, 2020Comparing the lows of the price bar with the low-line on the RSI_Hidden indicator sure gives divergence information but it is not Alan's HD concept which is described here: file
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 14, 2020I had the same fight last year and mine was harsh. Some trader friends from this thread gave terrifically advise like: "I have a few absolute rules that I stick to, like never countertrade in a strong trend, never add to losers, step away for at ...
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Jazz1964 replied Jan 14, 20201) the white little lines in the price windows are Two Bar tests instead of divergence. 2) yes 3) not sure what you mean, sorry 4) That is EMA(78) which is 3 x 26 and thus equals the EMA on the next higher TF M15. I had the same fight against fear. ...
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