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- 2scoops replied Jul 19, 2011
I loaded V7 on a few charts for a bit of fun last night (demo) with default settings (with the exception of turning off counter trend trading). It picked up the AUD/USD move from last night, but exited with a TP at about 23 pips in profit. If it had ...
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- 2scoops replied Jul 18, 2011
A really simplistic but effective way of judging the trend is just looking at what colour the HA candle is on the daily TF. This MTF HA indicator does the job. Or of course just eyeball it. Keep it simple.
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- 2scoops replied Jul 9, 2011
Of course you are going to miss some trades trading only with the trend but its what the percentage players do, stack the odds in your favour. Bez's advice is spot on. Particular the only looking for longs when your below the 50 and only looking for ...
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- 2scoops replied Jul 7, 2011
Apologies if this has been posted before i've recently discovered this nice trend indicator. It works by using the colour of the HA candles on MTF's (Its doesn't use the TDI). You want as a minimum the higher TF in agreement or ideally 2 or more of ...
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- 2scoops replied Jul 5, 2011
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- 2scoops replied Jul 5, 2011
Pivots/Strong S&R/Big Numbers all important levels you need to be aware of when trading TMS setups. Great indicator.
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- 2scoops replied Jul 5, 2011
Who was that guy who was questioning whether this system worked again? maybe send him the pic!
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- 2scoops replied Jul 5, 2011
Dean, We all have our own take on this I wouldn't like to speculate and cause confusion over the rules. I think its a common question and it does need to be cleared up. So the questions for BigE are now: 1, How long after the opening of the candle ...
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- 2scoops replied Jul 5, 2011
Well BigE would need to answer that one I think. BigE if something crosses mid candle is it ok to get in on the next candle?
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- 2scoops replied Jul 5, 2011
Its called a bounce trade, notice how the TDI flattens and then when the next candle opens the green line bounces down again at a good angle = bounce trade.
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- 2scoops replied Jul 5, 2011
I did BigE misunderstood your question I confirmed this via a PM to him: [B][SIZE="5"] No waiting for a close. Again it might be a valid method but its not TMS.
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