1 Attachment(s) I use the following settings to for my multiple moving averages - fairly common.
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1 Attachment(s) I use the following settings to for my multiple moving averages - fairly common.
Here's another entry to the USD/CAD. Notice the very first short fracture of the PAC (RED LINE) failed resulting in a big drawdown - BUT look at the TDI, there was no momentum. These fast reversals around the TDI are riskier and so wait until there is great momentum. The next break (YELLOW LINE) followed a pull back into the PAC, then price broke down again supported by powerful TDI momentum and TDI bounce. Be aware that long entries contrary to the numerous moving averages would've neglected this week and last week.
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I began so I'll finish. Closed -5 overall. I couldn't justify those couple of pips to 61.8 (X) when it stalled at the grey warning lineup, 'shoulda' shot the change in failure 23.6. The death knell for long was price not demoning support with a bounce at 23.6 where marked (imho of course).Originally Posted by ;
Simply to keep in the spirit of the thread, here is commerce with TDi. Interesting huh?
Onwards
nono, undoubtedly, excellent postings.Originally Posted by ;
That I´m simply not enthusiastic with 1-2-3´s.
Never needed in my trading. .
Quality is always welcome.
--my two pennies--
Stay tuned
Guido
Good morningOriginally Posted by ;
I use 512 and also 233 tick chart for nq
Sorry for my ignorance. The tick concept on these regulated markets is the equal of the pips in the OTC market?
thank you
Seeing 'tick' charts where every candle represents the number of contracts as opposed to some unit of time, gives a clearer image.Originally Posted by ;
Here is an instance of overnight Dax action about the 1minute chart;
Whereas the tick chart only prints candles in line with the volume and hence cuts out these empty intervals;
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Recall the UJ daily chart from the other Afternoon;
How to get in about the trade? Wait for a pullback!
30min and also the same narrative, retest prior pinbar at start of earlier move;
On a smaller scale it will most likely be a subwave 'I' in Elliott Wave terms. Corrective moves will be in sets of 3's (abc) and often have fib correlations between these. Here we can see that not only was the pullback to examine subwave 'I' to the left of this chart, but in addition that wave 'C' was exactly 123.6 percent of wave 'A';
I've been outside and missed this response, therefore it is only a highlight, yet, with my thoughts of lower to come, I chose the subsequent pullback, (which is basically the same story, only on a smaller scale). Cease was attracted to BE in seconds;
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Onejester, you might employ a multiple moving average like the ones in my posts and see whether this may have assisted. MMAs are only a tool to help show the trend. They are not perfect but they appear to help filter bad trades while still offering plenty of great trades. It seems you're moving long against the short trend. This image shows a few great shorts with great TDI momentum.Originally Posted by ;
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I think you only require the 123 pattern with pullback as a trading system. It is qualify as TMS sytem. I think it's easy to spot because the 123 pattern have to be verified from the price passes through 2 before you draw the SR line for the pullback.Originally Posted by ;