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  1. #281
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote yes.... Sure... will do. Thank you
    So, let's apply that to today as an example. Moving up, would like to trade up. Simple thought. Price broke high in yesterday, see whether this supports and let's see what happens immediately. Beware packed with 14th. Simple thought.

    Price appears to be encouraging, lets see if we get low risk opportunity (we've had a few).

    THEN, if you wish to draw on other adventures, then do this. But just after simple viewing of price. Each Time!

    I know this seems way too simplistic, but that's what you desire. Again, for everyone, our brains attempt to make it complied to allow us to feel smarter about decisions of certainty in uncertain environments (for instance, forex). We're dumb money and the last to the show... take it, embrace it, don't fight it.

  2. #282
    HI G,

    20 DEC

    I didn't take/attempt any trades yesterday...I didn't get much time to look at charts...

  3. #283
    HI G,

    I took 3 trades. All three weren't profitable. My bias was bullish.

    1. Since my bias was bullish when the market came down to the open I went ahead and bought. The market came down for a retrace however I left before it hit my SL. If I held on to the trade it should be a primary profit and BE
    2. The market came down to 1850 area and gave a bullish action.... I went long at 65. It struck my SL in 1850.
    3. I thought the market made a LL and broke out of black station.... When it arrived back to the bottom of the black station I went brief...I noticed that it's going up from 1.1850 and decreased my SL....Also I didn't observe the price was ranging between the larger red station.

  4. #284
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    HI G I took 3 trades. All three weren't profitable. My prejudice was bullish. 1. Since my prejudice was bullish when the market came to the open I went ahead and purchased. The market came for a retrace but I exited until it struck my SL. When I held on to this trade it should be a profit and BE 2. The market came to 1850 area and gave a bullish action.... I went at 65. It hit my SL. 3. Now I thought the market made a LL and broke out of black channel.... When it came back to the bottom of the black channel I went short...I saw...
    Okay... good and bad... First the bad... you appear to be doing some version of your own thing which isn't quite what I am showing you. Go back and see the videos. I can't be complete and direct each day in what I do, there are details I want you to be aware of. I will leave the videos live a few more days so that I suggest watching them more time and pick up on the particulars.

    The great... that you get a good sense of exactly what direction you need to be going, but you are getting caught in unprofitable trader traps. You are getting scared from the organic motion of price since you are entering risk which you are obviously uncomfortable with. Look, you could say that you want it to go against several pips, but if that place is where price could naturally go you will close where you might be opening. Know where price can proceed. Study where price can proceed. Consider where price could go. Spend your time thinking about watching, and loing the up and down nature of price.

    Here are comments in graphic form so that you have something to research and consider.

  5. #285
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Okay... good and bad... First the bad... you seem to do a variant of your own thing that isn't really what I am showing you. Go back and see the videos. I can't be complete and guide each day into what I do, there are of. I will leave the videos pick up on the details and live a couple more days so I suggest viewing them one more time. The good... you have a good sense of what direction you need to be going, but you're getting caught in unprofitable trader traps. You're getting scared by the organic...
    Hi G,

    To be honest, I'm trying to do what you're showing me. It ends up like this. I watched the movies times. I will watch it to learn the details that are missing.

    I think I'm still trying to not miss transactions. I think that the PA candles seduces me to select the trade. Ordinarily the BUOB candles are big and end up closing in the opposing side of stations where risk is least favourable.... Yesterday, looking back's chart. . After hitting on my SL which means I'm entering ancient trying to not miss transactions, all three turned.

    I want to study about price movements in this weekend... what would be the things that you did when you're a beginner trader to study the up and down motion of price? Did you examine past charts? And exactly what would be the things you took note of in these charts... is it HH, LL etc and its connection with stations (this is just example)....could you share any exercises that you did which helped you.... The main reason why I ask this is ... right now, I'm spending a good quantity of time(cutting down a lot on sleep) watching past charts and trading it onto a back testing program once I'm back home in the evening.... If I spend most of the time searching the charts in a wrong way I will wind up good at looking it in a wrong manner. . I see stations which do not see and aren't important. Will you be able to discuss what you did learn to observe the charts the way you perform...

    Thank you a lot for your aforementioned charts....and your own time. It assists a lot.Thank you

  6. #286
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Hi G, To be honest, I'm trying to do what you are showing me. It ends up like this. I watched the videos several times. I shall watch it to find out the particulars. I think I am still trying to not overlook transactions. I think the PA candles seduces the trade immediately thinking it will go in my own direction to be taken by me. Normally the BUOB candles are big and end up closing in the other side of stations where risk is least favourable.... Yesterday, looking back's chart. . All three turned into my direction after hitting my SL which means I.. .
    You're performing the exercises, right now in real time. Drop the back testing since there is no emotion in back sleep and testing is important. You may identify something wonderful and trade it since you do not have a handle on yourself.

    I have been giving you lessons this entire time, trust me I won't waste your time, if I'm pointing out something... it is for some reason. It is because you are doing something which should be overcome. I have been around here for a hundred years hoping to help, I have it boiled down to the character as much now as I have. The true question is when will you start listening to your self and to me? (and I don't mean that in a bad way like it sounds).

    Go back, read the posts, listen to this video and apply it in a meaningful way. Your mind is employing it in an effort to get a fix and move on so you can get profits as fast as possible. Force yourself to slow down.

  7. #287
    Therefore, we see now, what is happening, but it wasn't a hard day to evaluate yesterday and the hints for it arrived.

    We enter now still marginally wanting to go long, but we know from a practical perspective that shorts are probably going to be fine, too, dependent on yesterday. I place 2 lines on the chart in the images. One at 1848, one in 1862. We have an overnight low and high in 74.

    74 - Overnight High
    62 - yesterday support
    48 - yesterday support 2
    16 to 19 - support region
    15 - Overnight Low

    Do the math... where would you rather go long, in which would you rather go short? Based on from if I had been for London, where London opened, where did I exchange? If I slept in... where could I wish to exchange from throughout the US session?

    No matter if it is lines or boxes onto a chart, or just numbers like that... they need to have more importance than the mini-adrenaline hurry you get when you see an action and start thinking about hitting that button wanting that cheese.

    Want the best exercise that I can Provide you... Post 195

  8. #288
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    So, we see what is happening now, but it was not a hard day to evaluate and the clues for it arrived yesterday. We know that shorts are probably going to be fine based on yesterday, although we enter now trying to go long. I place 2 lines on the chart in the images. One in 1862. We have an low and high in 74. 74 - Overnight High 62 - support 48 - yesterday support two 16 to 19 - support area 15 - Overnight Low Do the math... where would you rather go extended,...
    If you are awake during the London session you can exchange following the close of red arrow for a 7 pips risk to 7 pips reward... this remains risky because price can go up to 68 place....the commerce in US session is on retracement of this bearish engulfing in arrow?

    Thanks for the pointing to article 195. Until every trading session starts, I will do a test.

  9. #289
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote If you are awake during the London session you may trade following the close of red arrow for a 7 pips risk to 7 pips reward... this is still risky because price may go up to 68 area....the commerce in US session is about retracement of the bearish engulfing at white arrow? Thank you for the pointing to post 195. Before every trading session starts I'll do a test. image
    Don't show me a chart. Answer my questions.

  10. #290
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Don't show me a chart. Now answer my queries.
    The London opened around 1856. That means you will look for going short as close to 1862 (When there is PA)until it breaks greater. The long will likely be close to 48 that is support 2 until it breaks lower

    For US session, when the price came down and shut at 1844(under 50 RN) we could input short on revisit of this 50 area.

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