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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 26, 2020
I have zero spread from time to time but normally between 0,5–1,5 Pips. So far I did not know there are true ECN brokers were you pay no extra spread instead of commission? Let me know such broker. Yes you are theoretical right with RR being ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 26, 2020
Yes but I really try to avoid going against the trend direction, where trend direction for me only means looking at the H1 before starting my day. And if there is not even a clear trend in one direction (not only 1-2 candles, I mean decent swings ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 26, 2020
Well that is a complete different world from trading and compounding with multiple lots starting at lets say a real $50.000,00 USD account. I did put aside that amount for two years ago for manually trading as I started with learning the TMS ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 26, 2020
Well compounding works everywhere where you let your money work for you. I guess what you mean is that with trading on a leveraged account at some point the percentage growth to your account becomes linear and compounding flattens out because your ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 26, 2020
I would agree with that particular trade example. 1) Not in direction of the Trend 2) If you care about S/R = no trade Not waited for the setup candle to be closed is a different story but at least these 2 facts should have let you stayed out of ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 25, 2020
Well but you tend to sound like all other ways than your way would be wrong. There is no right or wrong. If you say less time spend looking at charts, that can be solved with no matter what time frame you trade if you pre define your trading hours. ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 24, 2020
But this would only make sense if every trader on the world entering a position to the market would also WAIT for a X time frames candle to close before going in? Why should it otherwise give any value of confirmation? Confirmation for what exactly? ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 24, 2020
You are over analyzing things Emmanuel. I think the best you can do with such strategy is keeping your stops tight, always place one at every single trade and pray for the lord after thousands of such trades your loss is a bit smaller. That’s ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 24, 2020
Where is the rule described a setup is only confirmed by a close of the candle after TDI crossed? It doesn’t really matter if you wait or not on these lower time frames. A M5 candle closed or not is absolute meaningless same with Support or ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 16, 2020
So the logic behind these rules (waiting for 20/80 level to be reached) is because then price is considered as a very strong trending condition, and we want to enter in the direction of an established trend that keeps running. Is the OP of this ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 12, 2020
Did not ready anything yet but may I ask what is the idea behind the strategy going long only if stochastic is over the 80 level and only short if under 20? In my understanding about these levels so far 80 means overbought. So the market could be ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 12, 2020
What I noticed is that waiting for a single M15 candle to close or not is totally meaningless. Such close is just an arbitrary time point with no significance. Especially to forex where there is no real open/close like it is within stock markets. ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 11, 2020
I am looking for a script similar to this one but where i can set a filter for ADR. So that executing the script will open only currency pairs where price moved at least X pips for the last X days. I would like to be able to pre-define X.
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 11, 2020
Does anyone knows if there is a script or so that will auto open charts for pairs in MT4 based on pre-defined ADR values?
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 4, 2020
Use 1% risk per trade. You can risk about 100 pips per trade (Sl). What your target would be depends on the strategy and market condition. Try aiming for 20 pips per trade with a SL of 10 pips. If you lose 3 trades in a row end your day and come ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 3, 2020
Well, the major big cap indexes such as the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ 100 are still trading at or near new all-time highs. I wouldn’t panic to much especially if you are not holding long term investments in chinese stocks. I don’t see a reason here to ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Feb 3, 2020
Since when do you care about news for your trading?
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jan 31, 2020
Hi. How do you manage your trading frequency with such strategy? Trade every setup? Which trading hours? Maybe a fixed max. hours per day rule? A fixed profit or loss limit for a day, week, month?
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