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sahamdarjoz replied May 8, 2007I think the answer to that might be using a charting system rather than Oanda's charts.
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sahamdarjoz replied May 8, 2007In the first post I wrote that the idea came from Boris' book, but I have changed it a lot. Neither the time frame nor the RSI setting is his and I used EMA62 which he didn't. He mentioned in his book that this idea was not his and he borrowed it ...
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sahamdarjoz replied May 5, 2007It was a bit tricky yesterday. I used the data for two different platforms (Oanda and NF) and the wick of the news candle made the difference. On NF here are the Hi and Lo and the entries (The one I used): H: 239.59 L: 238.74 sell @ 239.42, 239.51 & ...
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sahamdarjoz replied May 5, 2007On Fridays I close all open positions at 1500 EST, as my broker's spread widens after this time.
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sahamdarjoz replied May 4, 2007And this weeks results: +38 pips on GJ as the average of three positions. If I want the results to be more "eye catching" (!) I can say +88 pips as the total sum of the positions. Just 1 third position we have and 2 days with no trade. Not a bad ...
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sahamdarjoz replied May 4, 2007
Thanks Steve, It is useful. Good jobSedona- A system for inactive hours
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sahamdarjoz replied May 3, 2007This is the very same thing I do. I cancel not triggered positions as soon as TP is hit.
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sahamdarjoz replied May 3, 2007A buy trade would pay off nicely on GJ but I didn't take it as it was against the rules (no OS). Violating the law might makes profits in a trade or two but it causes loss in long run. We can only take short trades today
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sahamdarjoz replied May 3, 2007I was not around yesterday. We had a profitable trade on cable (finally
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sahamdarjoz replied May 1, 2007The worst case is gaining pips while violating the rules. Then it would be your second nature to violate the rules and then, boom! I would appreciate it if you do a backtest and see if it is a good idea to let the positions run in Asian market. For ...
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sahamdarjoz replied May 1, 2007I am not sure if take this trade or not as the price traveled down to 2 pips over the EMA without triggering any positions and now is in its way back up. As I am suspicious, I am going to cancel my orders and call today a no-trade day. There is ...
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sahamdarjoz replied May 1, 2007Because st the highest point, the price was OB and then pushed down by bears so a stronger resistance in my opinion
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sahamdarjoz replied May 1, 2007Not sure, I have the low of 238.90 w/ OS and 238.73 as the min.
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sahamdarjoz replied May 1, 2007As we are looking for a high probability trade, I prefer to only go short
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sahamdarjoz replied May 1, 2007Thanks for sharing. I'd rather enter at three steps instead of one to reduce the risk
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sahamdarjoz replied Apr 30, 2007Everything closed at 238.68 or so. Thus we made: +2, +13 and +24 pips (including 6 pips of spread)
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