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TooSlow replied Nov 20, 2015image image Next hour. I repeat this so new comers don't have to go back to the first post. A bar makes a NEW DAILY high and closes. Next bar fails to make a higher high and reverses. Sell when price drops below the open price of the current ...
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- TooSlow replied Nov 19, 2015
If your analysis is "wrong" when price moves against you, then it must necessarily be "right" - hanover. By substitution: If your analysis is "buy" when price moves against you, then it must necessarily be "sell"
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- TooSlow replied Nov 19, 2015
Makes sense to me. Analysis has no bearing on the result. Therefore, if you lose, then your analysis was "wrong" and you were "unlucky". If you win, then your analysis was "right" and you are "lucky". One thing to keep in mind, your analysis may ...
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- TooSlow replied Nov 18, 2015
Almost there blueseashorse. Open[0] - Low[0] > 0.32 *(Open[0] - Low[1]) should be: Low[0] < ( Low[1] + TEST_PIPS ) TEST_PIPS is an input, default 10. Price should test the low. Looks like you are testing for Low[0] moving about 1/3 of the way ...
Trading is as simple as 1-2-3
- TooSlow replied Nov 17, 2015
Buy where almost everyone is selling (at the bottom). Sell where almost everyone is buying (at the top). That is what I like to do.
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- TooSlow replied Nov 17, 2015
image M5 chart period. The red/green shading represents H1 chart period. Bar[6] tested low. Bar[5] produced 5 pip profit. Bar[4] tested low. Do you enter on Bar[3]? I repeat this so new comers don't have to go back to the first post. A bar makes a ...
Trading is as simple as 1-2-3
- TooSlow replied Nov 17, 2015
image Double dipping. This has not been talked about much. Trade was triggered, profit taken and then the same setup appeared a second time during the same bar. Do you enter the second trade?
Trading is as simple as 1-2-3