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- Lookleft replied Jan 26, 2016
I see time to candle close and pips for running trades. Nothing to do with angles but I might be wrong and Dimi will correct me if I'm wrong

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- Lookleft replied Jan 26, 2016
Your welcome I guess you know that once you have your SL and TP setup in a running trade that you can mouse over them and drag to a new setting and it shows you the number of pips and value.
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- Lookleft replied Jan 26, 2016
There is a good set of indicators on post #64388 and a useful pdf on post #63599
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- Lookleft replied Jan 26, 2016
Hi pulubi, Here's a quick way to see where your TP will be without math. Press Ctrl +F and a cross hair will appear. Move it to your entry point, hold down the left mouse button and move the cross hair in the direction you want to set your TP. The ...
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- Lookleft replied Jan 22, 2016
Here you go file file And if you add a 200ema to your charts and use it as a trend guide (if price is below on H1 and H4 then sell, if above buy) you'll be on the right track.
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- Lookleft replied Jan 21, 2016
If you are looking to trade pin bars, open a japanese candlestick chart along side your TMS chart. Remember what APB stands for for

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- Lookleft replied Jan 21, 2016
Hi, DOL (Daily Open Line) can act as support or resistance. The basic rule is to trade away from the DOL. You were also trading against the trend and with a BRN (big round number) 1.4200 near by which again can act as S/R so a risky trade. Looking ...
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- Lookleft replied Jan 21, 2016
Very nice Looks like I've got some catching up to do when I start my trading year next week.Trading Made Simple
- Lookleft replied Jan 19, 2016
Nice catch. I'm riding the dragon on H4 (it's getting ready to take flight)Trading Made Simple
- Lookleft replied Jan 19, 2016
Good information there but be careful of the copyright issues from the site it came from

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- Lookleft replied Jan 12, 2016
get your entry right and everything else falls into place. Unfortunately a lot of people spend all their time looking at various strategies, indicators etc only to make poor entries
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- Lookleft replied Jan 9, 2016
On that trade I had a 25 pip SL as there was plenty of momentum. On normal H1 trades I place my initial stop on the opposite side of the PAC. On occasions when that would mean a very big SL, like a big reversal, I'll place it in the center of the ...
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- Lookleft replied Jan 8, 2016
GBPJPY H1 Could be regarded as a late entry but waited until news data had quietened down. Entered after break of DOL and BRN (172.000). TP set for last S/R zone image Have a good weekend all
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- Lookleft replied Jan 7, 2016
Nice one Dimi
Might also mention that PA reacted to the BRN (171.000) and created a nice pin bar.Trading Made Simple
- Lookleft replied Jan 6, 2016
Wasn't the indicator with the magenta line and price in the box on AUDJPY telling you something? If you have an indicator on your chart understand what it is telling you and have a rule for it or get rid of it. There is nothing you need to add or ...
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- Lookleft replied Jan 6, 2016
Hi pulubi, When I started trading many years ago, like all new traders I watched lots of pairs and traded everything I saw. At the end of a day I was exhausted and stressed out after making 10 or 15 trades and only winning about 100 pips and a win ...
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- Lookleft replied Jan 5, 2016
catalin I hope you don't mind me saying so but that is sure fired over trading especially with an average gain of only 20 pips per winning trade. R:R per trade is important but one of the big money management things that most people forget is how ...
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- Lookleft replied Jan 5, 2016
Nice trade TSS
I thought it would have stopped where your TP was. EJ did the same. I think it must have been the Chinese effect 
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- Lookleft replied Dec 18, 2015
Hi Dmarth, The basic TMS rule is that if the TDI flattens or hooks you exit. Waiting for your S/L to be hit depends on it's size and your risk strategy. There is an old saying that if your S/L gets hit the market is telling you that you made a bad ...
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