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Gpb/Chf and Gpb/Jpy all in profit
Quoting jeedy
Gpb/Chf and Gpb/Jpy all in profit
great!
are the white lines on your chart best levels?
trading is like dancing, don't think and just listen to the music!
Yes
Hi All!!! I am new here. My trading experience is not a big so I don't ask to link to Your telegram group. First, I want to understand Your trading style.
What do You think about these examples?
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Quoting jeedy
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look at the spread;-)
trading is like dancing, don't think and just listen to the music!
Quoting sandboy
Hi All!!! I am new here. My trading experience is not a big so I don't ask to link to Your telegram group. First, I want to understand Your trading style. What do You think about these examples? {image} {image} {image}
they are valid if price returns to the level, even candles later.
example
https://www.forexfactory.com/showthr...6#post11038376
the level is to be drawn at candle 1 and not candle 2 as shown in your examples.
in your last picture, the level is on the close of green candle 1 for swing high short,
and the open of green candle 1 for swing low long.
ITB - Seeing Orderliness amongst 'Randomness'
Quoting Silverwater
{quote} I've been using this method with astounding results for quite some time now, however I came to the conclusion that the perfect setups with Bar 3 closing over the close of Bar 1 (as seen on the far left of your chart) are significantly more reliable than entering later after the close of Bar 4 or 5. Lately I've been trading the close of Bar 3 exclusively, so I'm passing on the Euro until I get that perfect setup. At the moment I'm long NZDJPY and AUDUSD.
What you describe are bullish / bearish engulfing candles : keep it simple, it works.

Nice thread (well, gone private now...).

Domo arigato
2 shorts tonight
Both closed with small profit after moving SL to BE+
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Still having issues with SL. Can I be guided on money management please?
Quoting jeedy
Still having issues with SL. Can I be guided on money management please?
i am trading since more than 30years and still have issues with SL. so dont worry, its part of the game. its a psychological thing that u have to cope with. over the years u will learn it...or not. then u will be dropped out of the game like 98% of the people here. its a natural process of only the best will survive. only a handful will be turtles out of 1000 eggs. the same is with trading and u have to be aware of it.
trading is like dancing, don't think and just listen to the music!
Ok, thanks for the words
Now maybe someone can share with us their ideas about moving initial SL during the day after the BE?
this is apart from this thread.
there is no right or wrong way of placing trailing stops.
just sharing ideas with 2 options out of many. the example is a trending one.
1. fractals - when the lower fractal is taken out, stop loss above the upper fractal ..... until taken out.
2. moving average - exit when candle close above the moving average. 2 averages shown, one shorter, the other longer.
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Am i correct on this one? 4 is the trigger line and 5 is the support or rather best buy level
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Striving to be better not the best
Since am still learning this strategy i want first to be cleared on the basics then i will advance to the levels(best buy and best sell/ S/R
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And this?
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Quoting birdland
{quote} not trying, DOING!
Review and advice. Still want to do it manually then i will be updating with indicators that were given at the start of the thread.
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Trade history for last week
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Quoting PsimsFx
Am i correct on this one? 4 is the trigger line and 5 is the support or rather best buy level {image}
4 swing low buy is correct. 5 is swing low best sell instead of best buy. it was a powerful buy level with the combination of the two methods when candle closed above the 2 levels.

post 1276 correct for both. notice that there were 2 chances each. one at close of candle 3, the other when price came back to the level. entries could also be taken at a lower time frame candle close.
post 1277. the 123 method is correct. as before, the best buy, best sell, you had them in reverse.

below is a summary of the 3 methods i had made sometime ago.
if you are confuse on the best buy best sell, it can be interpreted as:

Swing high Best Buy is at highest Bullish bar low
Swing low Best Sell is at lowest Bearish bar high

1 can be found from post 441 onward. 2 and 3 can be found in post 1.
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