When mine alerted me on the cross it still hadn't closed below the trendline I have from todays Asian session so I did not take it, I would probably wait for a bounce.Originally Posted by ;
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When mine alerted me on the cross it still hadn't closed below the trendline I have from todays Asian session so I did not take it, I would probably wait for a bounce.Originally Posted by ;
Thanks. If you discover some time would be quite curious about the way that trendline looks.Originally Posted by ;
Sucks :/
At time I accepted the commerce the TMS Angleator showed down everything (red arrows) until the H4 btw. One candle afterward everything looks up again. Great indior
I see heaps of possible trades only based on counting TDI crosses on the M30 and even on the H4 that would have ended like that... I mean just how picky you've got to be? Watching London until its over or your eyes sensed down for 1 possible transaction just to see its changing direction in a few minutes again?
Potential this is considered at a ranging market condition at this time for EG? Mean. It could act like this for a few more hours or just shoots up 100 pips. But at some stage you have to enter or leave it. For me personally time I entered it didn´t seem that bad.
That I am going to leave this run now as its a demonion trade and I was really pretty sure that this one is trending down.
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That is correct, it has not failed yet, you would come out if there was a good sign the other way or if not possess your stop loss above the last swing.Originally Posted by ;
The trendline I brought resembles this:
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If you would like to be picky like me, just take hidden divergence followed with a standard divergence at S/R. Spend time.Originally Posted by ;
I cant post my chart because I m on my phone atm.
Hey good to hear you're still at life Yes I already looked at divergence but find it quite hard to spot. Looking at past price action / history there's so on properly and time for trendlines. However, how can you do this directly? Looking at m30 charts, appearing at TDI crosses, spotting divergence, still looking at what the H4 is doing. (thats overhelming at least for now to me) In most cases at this time for me this ends up in carrying a trade in a ranging condition or not according to your TDI principles at all because I felt lost the signal entry on time (when you can there was a TDI crossplatform, because most times like said heading with candle 2 or 3 is currently beeing to late to the party).Originally Posted by ;
Would be really a great / better help (at least for trading newbies like me) to have folks here showing what they're actually doing during a standard trading day with providing some live screen records or what. Looking at past charts to me personally. A newbie like me is able to spot whats a fantastic trade and whats a loser looking at past actions but not where price to the right side of this chart isn't available yet...
In case this isn't possible I would also be willing to visit any retail trader and sitting alongside his/her display for some months hehe.
Is a scenario I despise most on trading. Backtesting and studying charts fine. But virtually nobody is revealing what he/she/it is doing beneath a genuine live condition during lets state the london session going from 9am-17pm (my period GMT 1). Thats something can help trading improves like I would learn how to DO things instead of studying the past.
Yes, I am still living happily . Hope everyone here is nicely too.Originally Posted by ;
I enjoyed all support and sharing from different traders and enjoyed reading these posts, I figured I am getting old .
The most dreadful habit is chasing a commerce with the feeling of missing...
Would you become a specialist by having a couple of months studying then a month or two practising demo and failed on one method, then changed to the next method and repeated the exact same all over again?
Sounds crazy, right? But most of new and not so new traders are doing such as that until no resources left to use.
- learn the basics ie price actions and apply/ blend it together with indies, (study theory)
- practise everything you learnt by trading demo (reviews and prepare for evaluations)
- do lots of tiny tests ( trading small vol and live); should you passed move to exam ( increase th your vol.)
It is actually dull t o look at past trades on old charts but this is part of learning procedure. Then you and ypur tests will not pass if you don't.
You can just use what you own, so if you are available during LO, just get in a trade that satisfies your criteria. If no set up at LO, sit and watch the pair that is close S/R and then await a setup. Dont force or chase a trade or you wind up get nervous and stressed since you allow your emotion control your actions as deeo inside you know you are not doing the proper thing based on what you learnt and practised .
I want to stop here as my eyes r getting tired looking at my cellphone too long.
Have a good day and amazing week.
100% agree!Originally Posted by ;
Thats also not my type a character and what I want to do. I came to trading about ten years back, followed some approaches but mostly never sticked to it because they all looked already questionable at this time to me because of indiors utilized.
Today I am back after some friends suggested to loe a stategy really concentrating on naked trading/ price action rather than more than one major indior generating valueable signals what led me here. I learn it and will stick with it.
I'm trading small lot sizes on a live micro account. I don?t think in demo trading too much as I tried in trading a couple of month demo just like a champ this years consistently ended, went success and live was gone. .
That said, the main challenge to me is finding a profitable/efficient means of the way to exchange this technique (where I have to do a daily task). So I can?t observe charts flow 8 hours mo-friday.
So here I adhered. I don?t understand what would be the trainings to do in correct order to
A) save time
B) beeing selective/picky enough
C) bear in mind all the rules for a valid signal
I'm fine with this taking a lot of practise. But I am afraid of spending to much time to the wrong practise (I'm not getting younger) by studying historic data for e.g that never helped me so far with a commerce because each day that the chart seems different to me.
When you draw divergence you need to join the peaks and troughs on the indior and the same on the price in the very same points.Originally Posted by ;