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- Rap Skallion replied Sep 4, 2014
image The more thoroughly you understand these things, no matter which methhod or style you use, the better a trader you will become
- Rap Skallion replied May 15, 2014
image The "method" is to enter when you see the pair going up, and exit when you see it has gone down x pips. This would hold true with almost any method that scaled down to the time frame you are looking at.
- Rap Skallion replied May 10, 2014
I fault myself for missing one of these: otherwise I had a banner day (260 pips) image image image image image image image I will try to do better in the future.
- Rap Skallion replied May 8, 2014
image Divergences using simple moving averages. Two fine examples of Moving average divergence + price divergence equaling a good trade opportunity.
- Rap Skallion replied Mar 23, 2014
image Here is a reasonable device to use as a guide to closing losing trades when the heavy news goes against (rate decisions. Long term stuff). there are far more intelligent ways to deal with losing trades. As for me, I expect to be dead before ...
- Rap Skallion replied Mar 20, 2014
image This pretty well demonstrates that pushes caused by the news and pushes caused by parent-child relationships are independent. That does not mean they cannot coincide, adding or subtracting from each other. The person selling into a buying ...
- Rap Skallion replied Mar 19, 2014
image I made this chart of news event propogation: it is specific to the bias I have on each pair : YOu have to pencil in usdcad in the "CAD UP" frame. I forgot to put it in. (Where else would you watch the CAD from)? closed 7 trades in Euro cad ...
- Rap Skallion replied Mar 11, 2014
Before we do the lesson on Reaping the crop, Here is my take on kinds of moving average conditions. Also this improvement on entering pending trades: after adding 15 or 50 p to the entry point move the tp on up to a number ending in 00 or 50: ...
- Rap Skallion replied Mar 7, 2014
image Note: no pending trades; Note : bunches of trades close to profit. Over the weekend, some of these occasionally come into profit, and trigger the Take Profit level, but since the market is closed, the trade goes on. When the market opens, it ...
- Rap Skallion replied Mar 7, 2014
file Here is a list of children and their parents. Check them out. see if I have them correct. image A take on moving averages: many of my trades today I just looked at these and knew whether to enter or not. Especially after I closed a ...
- Rap Skallion replied Mar 6, 2014
image I took a nap, made myself a snack, sat down at the computer, saw this pair in profit. Called up the close window. Saw a screamer and took a screen shot of it. when it crossed the 45degree line (or so). Closed it out: had I done so ...
- Rap Skallion replied Mar 6, 2014
I have thus far this month four trading days into the month closed 11 trades in profit that were started last month. They would have been losses, had I injudiciously used fixed stop losses. image That chart cannot be true. Can it? Can it?
- Rap Skallion replied Mar 6, 2014
Hey Rap, Apologies again for being keeping you behind, as i mentioned earlier i never look at other pairs so it is slightly difficult on my side but i am getting there. I have sat a few hours getting my mine around it and i think i have them ...
- Rap Skallion replied Jan 16, 2014
This looks to be the case. I think this type of relationship is trade-able. I for one will never trade against it. I have collect a group of 16 parent pairs that I use to check entries, etc. and have them on a chart in front of my screen with ...
- Rap Skallion replied Jan 12, 2014
The screenshot shows four things about complimentary triplets. 1. They only work some of the time. That fits with my predilection for pending trades. 2. The pattern continues for a while. You have time to get in if you see it has just started. 3. ...
- Rap Skallion replied Sep 3, 2013
Sometimes when you trade more that one pair the pair you correlate ( I have in mind Euro or Aud against USD,bear euro, bull Aud) breaks correlationship in your favor. Both the Euro/usd and Aud/usd have made me a nice bit of money monday, and ...
- Rap Skallion replied Aug 31, 2013
Correlated pairs are useful in that if you see something happening in one pair, you can guess what is happening in others. It is good to watch more pairs than just the one or two you trade. Sometimes you are just sitting in one pair, when you can be ...
- Rap Skallion replied Aug 31, 2013
image One reason to check lower timeframes and upper before entering a trade. That look may change your mind for you. I think I will stay in short, but not enter anything new until I have a good look 'round Sunday evening.
- Rap Skallion replied Aug 20, 2013
We have been treated to a real breakout, preceded by two false ones. Note: 1.They are all in the same direction 2. the direction is that of the preceding large move 3. there is classic hesitation and continuance in the real move. Hesitation and ...
- Rap Skallion replied Aug 13, 2013
image This from Finviz.com : you can go to futures then to charts and then to financials. There's all sorts of goodies along the way. I am fond of looking at metals futures and oil futures myself. something to do.. You can see the futures in 10 ...
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