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  1. #21
    I like how you are setting up the two qqe indiores on the 1 chart, agood way to validate the trade direction u could actually also add the HAS 4 timeframes to confirm upper tmeframe is trending in the path of proposed commerce fromm qqe crossover, but the purpose of this system would be to keep it easy, concur with the otehr factors that a dontconsider when critiquing this sytem such as; instances of their day to exchange it and also to search for support and resistance levels as previously mentined I add the emas and Support and resistance from loopy no to help in confirming the transaction entry following the qqe crossover, I am using 60 and 0 settings.

    With some constructive discussions hopefully we can lure the starter of the thread to see how his refinements are going and what he thinks of interpretations from subscribers

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  3. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    How do you figure? When it was such a fantastic egy, Ninpojutsu would be here posting on the thread he began rather than teasing us with an occasional post rather than following up.
    Agreed it would be good to listen to from Ninjo

  4. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    [left]Hi, I want to share with the people of the fantastic forum that all wisdom given to us.
    Almost always I've used this indior in my systems and I've always realized its effectiveness, until recently, I decided to search for a setting that gave me the very best entries and I think I have succeeded.

    Just say that now I've generated a profit of 1200pips in 10 currency pairs.

    It's the indior QQE MTF v5,!!!

    INSTRUCTIONS

    -Operate only in TF 1M!
    -Buy: If QQE cross up, when QQE re-crossing the non, we get out...
    Are you using this sytem?

    Ahora en nuestro idioma, seguis utilizando este sistema?

    Thanks

    Gracias

  5. #25


    First read post #537 to see that the only successful way I have discovered for using this method.

    And that I really don't see it is well worth the trouble as there are better ways of ching a pullback compared to that.

    This is a good example of the problem you may encounter using this:

    it is a normal day's chop. Red lines are shorts, green are longs. M1 chart.Utilizing the M1 QQE on a M1 chart produced 10 trades. You'd one 10 pip winner and one break even trade (if you're quick) and the remainder were 10 pip losses. Looking at FXDD right now, the spread around GBP/JPY is 8 pips. So that's 18 x 8 = 144 pips in losses, 10 pip in profits. Net reduction = 134 pips. And that's assuming you got in precisely at the right time, no slippage, no requote, etc.. Utilizing the M5 on a M1 chart kept you from some of the chop, but was still a net loser using 4 trades dropping about 35 pips. Not every day is like this one but unless you find a way to prevent these choppy periods you will not be around long. And there are lots of them.

    Solution anyone?

    I'm all ears. 'o'

  6. #26
    Quote Originally Posted by ;

    Not every day is like this one but unless you find a way to avert these choppy periods you won't be long. And there are lots of them.

    Solution anybody?

    I am all ears. 'o'
    Now I know Ninpojutsu know your system fails and you don't write in the forum.

  7. #27
    I have had good days with this simple egy.
    Nevertheless - dropped it all the upcoming bad choppy day.
    Not consistent - so stop using this indior and egy long time past.

    It might work on higher timeframes, such as a 4 hour chart, never analyzed however.

  8. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    here u go

    it's from a few minutes ago on EURJPY
    but please remember that not all my transactions are winners
    the very first trade in the picture could have become a loser when the price wanted to test the support line
    I could have break but I was motivated this time and held the trade somewhat longer

    ok! Romania will go to sleep today
    see u tomorrow boys and girls
    loopyno
    Hello everyone and loopyno!

    Ive crimson all of your articles and completely agree with your way of thinking.
    Am also scalp enthusiast and want to comprehend your commerce style

    So today, im with res and sup QQE (your indi), sup res ( barry) and MTF HAS are attached on my M1 chart.

    Well, after I took lot of commerce using ur system, I got some questions regarding the entry rule.

    My commerce style

    TP is two - 3 pips and SL is the largest 9 pips ( 7 pips 2 spread )
    Currency pair / USDJPY

    I enter if the candle bounce/break the QQE lineup / res sup as u stated.

    This is whats happened on my current transactions (over 300 times 50-100 times in a day).

    When I OP, the price usually moves opposite direction or cease and come back OP point just after 1 - 2 pips move. So it was hard that the price over from OP n reaches to the TP area, and I had to cut my place a lot about 50 percent of these trades was SL.

    I just need 4 -5 pips move from OP. ( 2 - 3 pips profit two spread )
    I have 9 pips (largest ) until SL. ( - 7 pips two spread )
    The range between the SL and TP is simply 9 - 13 pips.

    Consequently, each commerce could be winner at reast I could OP at 3/5 upper/lower of the range. But I couldnt....

    That mean, my entry is bad/wrong becuase roughly 50 percent of transactions I had, the price moved against my op and attained to my SL area before it reched TP area.

    Plz help me to comprehend and find an idea how to utilize Res and Sup QQE line MTF HAS mix more useful.



  9. #29
    Donde te metes kiyo? Vas mejorando el sistema o lo has abandonado?

  10. #30
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Ninpojutsu, donde te metes kiyo? Vas mejorando el sistema o lo has abandonado?
    PAra perdio abandono!!!

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