One of them chart thingys.... — Cable is now at a key area. After a parabolic move back to this level, it's now at a pretty significant area of prior support (best seen on the daily chart). If you view the weekly, you'd expect it to carry on ...

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Thinking is good Not enough of it about I'm very good thanks mate, enjoying the first blast of British summer here! I'm getting some trading done but not planning on doing all that much intraday stuff until mid-June, I plan to make some more ...

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Shucks, thanks man. Just letting it all out of my system, as I said before, I have a habbit of wittering!! Ahhh, a leeser spotted Turtle. How are you man?

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Yep, i've been through most of that at certain stages as well. It's all part of the development curve I believe. If I have one criticism of a lot of "gurus", particularly the ones who hover around forums, is that they almost forget the difficulties ...

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Man, that sentiment alone just put a huge smile on my face.

How do you survive after negative trades?

Crikey, that's every traders nightmare scenario. I guess this is why we want to ideally be shooting for 1:1 minimum on our trades. The most a loser should ever really wipe out is the last winning trade.

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Is that still happening now?

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Sure, I absolutely agree with that. There should be something here to suite most tastes though. It can be applied to trading Daily charts, hourly charts or even 5m price action. It's basically just a guide to how to trade the markets, with some ...

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

That's great though. If your bad trades at the minute are just a handful of pips rather than a loss, happy flipping days!

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Hey man. Yeah, you're right but as 131 alluded to the other day, posting live can be a big distraction although really helpful but posting "after the event" charts really distorts the view of the trade. I will try and remember to take more "in the ...

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Nice going man, range trading is some of my favourite intraday trading to do. Once you have a handle on the bigger picture, I don't think it's hard at all. Yet we're always told to stay out of the range :-/ Funny, I was reading another thread on ...

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Good luck pal.....on both counts

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Nice going, fingers crosed for you. Tough to get a nice entry on that sort of pa, you have done well to snaffle anything

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Still looks like buying takng place down there to me.....

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Closed too early of course, que sara. The bears are still well in command here....

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

I had a short running on cable, just closed that out on the high volume pin. Possible that we may get a bit of upside now....

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Perfect sense and that's the key for me to blending the TFs. It being able to spot when you have the right signal to go short even though you believe it's gong to be short lived and all the while your short is on, you'll be waiting for a long signal ...

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Ha ha! Yeah, I think the last point is the salient point. The markets won't miss you but you will miss this weather when the British summer reverts back to type

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Now that made me chuckle fella! I do have to giggle at those ads that you see for Forex dream selling where the bloke is trading from his 15" screen laptop on the beach! The whole impracticality of that is so ludicrous it should make anyone stop and ...

Trade what you see NOT what you expect

Yep, I think I pretty much share your feelings about gaps. If price gaps up from an area, I simply assume this to tell me that this is the start of a strong move and that there was a strong shift in sentiment at this area. When playing off supply ...

Trade what you see NOT what you expect