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  1. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Thanks for your excuse. I do not trade semafors though. I just enjoy them in my chart. Sorry to confuse you. I don't have any clue what price action signifies, but I assume it's candlestick trading. When you get tired of this, return to this thread and realize the difference. Try reading my thread too. Eye opening. Have a wonderful day.
    I have to say you're amazing!
    That you do not trade with semafors. . .so what the hell are they doing on your own chart. . .take off them!
    You dont understand what price action is? Wow you're really amazing lol
    so why the hell do I want to cone back to a thread when its clear you dont understand much about what your doing.

    Actually???

  2. #22
    He or she's f.o.s., just set the fraud and nut on ignore. And this thread is bollox.

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote ive read some b.s in my time but that takes it. Where is big money buying and selling. Where is the liquidity 3 times of the day moves are made..when? You confirm higher tf with lower tf use higher tf for a sniper. Believe institional.trader retail. You merely require price action to trade a chart not indiors....indiors lag cos there information is based from price data. All you need is spacious high low and near

  3. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote I thought you place me on your Discount list, though I'm not sure we have ever communied. All good. You don't appear to be very open-minded, so we probably would never get together anyway. If I remember correctly, the majority of your articles are trash talking from an economist point-of-view and have little to nothing related to trading successfully. While sometimes I discuss other subjects, I'm more of a technical analysis trader and do not pay attention to fundamentals. Sorry you've invented an opinion of me that you think allows you...
    touchè

  4. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I need some help with my egy - it is simple and nearly great but I still miss something. The major rule is to exchange the higher low or reduced high after breaking the previous high or low. Here is a good example: image The problem is that trading over the M5 without higher timeframes is rather risky and I would like to avoid stupid losses, but that I don't understand what could be the sign on the H1 or H4 timeframe. The ideal option would be a candlestick reversal pattern like doji, pinbar, inverted hammer or something, but still wants a fantastic positioning...
    Hi, just addressing your very first article. Keep it simple, follow the greater time period. No matter what you're doing on a lower time period, whether it's this or trendline breaks or Fibonacci retracements, it's going to have a greater degree of succeeding if it is put in context with a greater timeframe trend or likely price management. Everything you wrote about greater time period dojis and hammers is nice, just follow whatever is the greater time period trend or likely price management.

  5. #25
    After reading remarks on different: money, investing and trading forums for close on twenty decades, I#8217;m stunned I#8217;m still seeing #8220;Holy Grail#8221; threads. I am aware that there #8217;s fresh, naive generation, just waiting to become willingly fleeced, but you#8217;d have believed a message might have got through by now, and perhaps newbies could have learned by other people #8217; errors. And these forums continue to be chokka full of guys thinking they#8217;ve discovered a near perfect indior based egy. It#8217;s gloomy, on so many levels.

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  7. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    He or she is f.o.s., just put the fraud and nut on ignore. And this thread is bollox. quote
    Why are you posting in an bollox ribbon then?

  8. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote great article batus...I notice you were edued by the same mentor ?
    You too? Definitely a constant mentor. Just wouldn't give me a break until I started doing it right.

  9. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote thanks a lot for this article I know this process is not bad, but my lack of certainty stems from the fact I don't know how to mix a lower and higher timeframe - what ought to be my entrance setup on H1 or H4? On M5 I am searching for the first HL or LH, but what should I search for above and what should I pay attention to? This really is the missing element in my egy...
    You can look at it that you are really trading the higher time period and using the reduce time period to time your entrance. Put the decrease time period approach in context using the higher timeframe probably direction. All you wrote about utilizing the higher timeframe is good - pin bars, dojis and so forth, as well as S/R reversal amounts; you can also simply adhere to the higher timeframe trend, if it's clear. As for not getting sufficient setups, the M5 might do the trick or maybe M1, or maybe consider more currency pairs or spend more screen time.

    By the way, the majority of the time that the higher time period will not offer a likely direction. It might give a maybe direction (gt;50%), but that is not actionable. Thus, don't attempt to force the trade, wait until you can say the higher time period is most likely moving this way or that.

  10. #30
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I want some help with my egy....
    You will find a couple of articles by here and here, which might be helpful to you.

    I haven't read the entire thread, so I apologise if I have misunderstood.

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