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- thomaas replied Nov 27, 2013
I see only one chart - the one that didn't worked. There isn't always an explanation as to why a zone didn't work. But this time it's quite easy: you can see that the zone is not fresh. image Fore more information, go to url my website with free ...
- thomaas replied Nov 26, 2013
I passed on this level because it's too wide. But looks like it's working fine. image
- thomaas replied Nov 24, 2013
Yes, exactly! About AUD/USD, you're talking about this level? Could definitely work, but it's not a strong enough level to fit my trading style. image
- thomaas replied Nov 22, 2013
Nice! And I just made a few pips on EUR/USD. There was a nice 1h (and 30min) level. I'm out and made a few pips. image To learn more about this strategy: url with 100% free content.
- thomaas replied Nov 15, 2013
There was a nice pinbar on USD/CHF a few hours ago. image
- thomaas replied Nov 14, 2013
Lets go back to what matters: trading! Look at all these nice zones: image --- To learn more about price action, you can check out my free website: url
- thomaas replied Nov 13, 2013
The zone already worked well. So now it's not fresh anymore. image
- thomaas replied Nov 12, 2013
And it worked! I'm going to watch more closely the 10min TF this week, and maybe start doing live trades on it. image
- thomaas replied Nov 12, 2013
I'm looking at a 10min TF (EURUSD). I usually don't trade below a 1h TF cause it seems too risky, but thin pin bar looks promising. image If you want to learn more about pinbars, take a look at www.21pips.com
- thomaas replied Nov 10, 2013
I wouldn't say that most zones are not fresh. Here's a really quick drawing to explain this better. image Top zone is not fresh, since before we had a zone at the same price. If the left zone was there 2 days ago or 2 months ago it doesn't matter, ...
- thomaas replied Nov 10, 2013
Someone asked me about a EUR/CHF level in my inbox. I want to share my reply with you since I think it's a common mistake. --- You have to always look back in time and see if the zone is fresh or not. In this case, you can see that the zone is not ...
- thomaas replied Nov 6, 2013
Since I only trade super strong levels, they are quite rare. So I trade basically any pair. As FerruFx said: the account size doesn't matter at all, just use a good RRR. The way I do it: I find zones on a 1h TF, and sometimes zoom to smaller TF to ...
- thomaas replied Nov 5, 2013
I like your top level! But the bottom one is a bit weird to me. Here's how I would have drawn it: image
- thomaas replied Nov 3, 2013
FerruFx is right, there are lots of example of fresh/not fresh level in this thread. But I realised that I did not give a clear explanation about it myself. Freshness of a level Once you identified a level, you should see if it is fresh or not. How ...
- thomaas replied Nov 1, 2013
Thanks! I realised that despite the few people who don't like what I do here, I was having fun. That's why I'm back! You are right that's it's not a perfect level. But look at the price movement, this one is definitely "super strong"! The more I ...
- thomaas replied Nov 1, 2013
And... I'm back in the thread! :-) Really nice catch, congratulation! --- What do you guys think about this new level on EUR/GBP? image (I recently switched from candlesticks to bar charts, and I really like it)
- thomaas replied Oct 25, 2013
Sorry, I was not clear enough. The stronger the price movement, the better. So I love big candles! But if there is ONLY ONE candle, I don't really like it. It's way better when you have at least 3 candles in a row of the same color. On your level ...
- thomaas replied Oct 23, 2013
Your idea was really good, congratulation! I didn't take this trade because there are too many candles in the level. But here's how I would have done it: image As you can see I draw my level just below the strong price movement, and I would have ...
- thomaas replied Oct 22, 2013
Here's more information about the levels that should interest you! How to filter out bad levels What is a bad level? Well, it depend on what risk you are willing to take. If you don't mind risk, you should use every level you found. Or if you hate ...
- thomaas replied Oct 21, 2013
I think my explanations are not clear enough, since a lot of people have trouble with finding levels. Here's a new explanation below. Step 1, find a chart, 1h TF. Here it's EUR/USD. image Step 2, identify STRONG price movement. We can see there ...