Good Point — You all have a good point. I should study more before voicing my opinon. Non feather ruffler here.

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Managing Exits. — "Bottom line is to follow the strategies discussed on this thread by Graeme" Graeme has taught how to micro manage entry for high R:R trades. I don't recall the lesson on micro managing the exits. Pointing it out is all. I ...

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Longest Leg Open — Vee, If the account is demo would you consider leaving a leg open? Thank you,

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GBP/CAD — GBP/CAD looks bullish. Now to figure out the hot knife through butter odds. Goodnight all.

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Expansion Post 2518 — From the past 10+ years of price history across the whole board: a model based on price expansion from 200ema has an average 400+ pip expansion per opportunity. This was the post that got me thinking this way. EDIT: I ...

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Expansion back to the 200ema — Seems to me there would be equal opportunity trading extended price expansion back to the 200 ema also. Anyone else thinking like this?

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Nice Vee — I like your willingness to accept instruction. You make a good candidate for this experiment. I'm very interested in following along and appreciate the detailed instruction Graeme. I have to admit curiosity is killing the cat. lol ...

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Correct. In my mind I'm interpreting cycle as each time H4 price comes within the desired range of the 200ema and in turn thinking 4 or less attempts at making profit or BE. We may have to define cycle and what constitutes one.

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Thanks Bruce — But in this case shouldn't it read less than 4 per 1 cycle?

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1 per 4 cycle — Question? Will someone please help me understand what is meant by 1 per 4 cycle, as used, in the sentence below? Thanks, Im looking for, opportunities that are less than 20 pip risk that will run for 80 pips take profit but the ...

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Kudos — Graeme and gang, Thanks for your very constructive thought provoking lessons and interactions. I like all your styles. A very small token for all looking at alerts to cell phones. This one is free and in my experience is sufficent. See ...

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:-) — Duly noted nugget.

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You guys may want to reread StGeorge's post, he is speaking up for TA not against. Cheers,

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Thanks for the clarification, this makes perfect sense. Took a couple of reads to get the point. Cheers,

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Seriously Confused — Disregard post. I need more time to think, before I reply. I jumped the gun. Thanks, EDIT: 6/5 The more I study this chart the more I think the Big Boss 20ma deserves attention, at least on the E/J pair. What does everyone ...

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Can we dissect this paragraph? — "The worker does what the bosses say because ( in relation to the MAs ): As price heads in the general trend direction, it retraces and changes…these oscillations have an overall impact in a direction on the ...

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Appreciation — Thanks Strat, I'm learning a lot from you. I appreciate your efforts. They don't go unnoticed and are not in vain. Cheers,

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Trend Line Placement? — Hello all, Can someone please critique my trend line placement? I understand horizontal S/R takes precedence, but I need to get straight on this. Per Strat's comment above and earlier lessons back in the thread I was ...

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Nice Observation — Nice observation Patrick, you seem to be reading and understanding. Cheers,

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Swano — I would fell happier thou if this trade was at resistance r1 monthly and r1 weekly and following in the trend down is this me answering my own question and i should wait till it hits it resistance and get in on the sell down again I ...

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