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Re: Mr. D's Humble Quest in the Wick Land

Postby aliassmith » Wed Mar 06, 2019 6:25 pm

I'm really basic when it comes to what I learned from MO. He had a lot to offer and if you focus on everything you will probably get lost. When I learned about the concept of price moving to cancel out profit that is what stuck with me. I then went on to see how "patterns" fit into that scenario. In the picture I see price bouncing off of "support". I see price breaking out then returning to the break out. I also see the higher line I made as a target to get out, where traders would be zeroed out.

I am a short term trader with a little big chart thrown in.
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Postby LeMercenaire » Wed Mar 06, 2019 6:52 pm

aliassmith wrote:I'm really basic when it comes to what I learned from MO. He had a lot to offer and if you focus on everything you will probably get lost. When I learned about the concept of price moving to cancel out profit that is what stuck with me. I then went on to see how "patterns" fit into that scenario. In the picture I see price bouncing off of "support". I see price breaking out then returning to the break out. I also see the higher line I made as a target to get out, where traders would be zeroed out.

I am a short term trader with a little big chart thrown in.


Yeah, that's pretty much where I went with it. I just don't get all the other stuff like ''space'' and the more complex mm techniques. Then again, I never really tried. I found something that worked for me and stuck with it.

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Re: Mr. D's Humble Quest in the Wick Land

Postby LeMercenaire » Wed Mar 06, 2019 7:44 pm

How's this?

Daily ''RAT'', c/w my Long Time Frame stuff. Used this chart as that was the main one I was working with today and so it was open in front of me.

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Re: Mr. D's Humble Quest in the Wick Land

Postby Mr. D » Thu Mar 07, 2019 2:20 am

'Morning!

Another explanation of the 'Risk Box', this one is from the beginning of 2016,

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Re: Mr. D's Humble Quest in the Wick Land

Postby Mr. D » Thu Mar 07, 2019 2:25 am

aliassmith wrote:I'm really basic when it comes to what I learned from MO. He had a lot to offer and if you focus on everything you will probably get lost. When I learned about the concept of price moving to cancel out profit that is what stuck with me. I then went on to see how "patterns" fit into that scenario. In the picture I see price bouncing off of "support". I see price breaking out then returning to the break out. I also see the higher line I made as a target to get out, where traders would be zeroed out.

I am a short term trader with a little big chart thrown in.


All input is welcome, especially if you got to interact with MO ;-)

You put it very well , "price moving to cancel out profit." I call it, the market hunts the stops. In that way, I am going a similar path, trying to figure out patterns and Price Action "MO style". Currently, trying to get my mind around the concept of cones.

A separate thanks for the picture. Helps to clear things out.

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Re: Mr. D's Humble Quest in the Wick Land

Postby Mr. D » Thu Mar 07, 2019 3:27 am

Pick a zone and trade it,

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Re: Mr. D's Humble Quest in the Wick Land

Postby Mr. D » Thu Mar 07, 2019 4:07 am

A couple of patterns and about the use of patterns,

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Re: Mr. D's Humble Quest in the Wick Land

Postby Mr. D » Thu Mar 07, 2019 10:09 am

Speaking of OPM,

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Re: Mr. D's Humble Quest in the Wick Land

Postby Mr. D » Thu Mar 07, 2019 10:39 am

MO's top 3 ideas in March 2016,

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Re: Mr. D's Humble Quest in the Wick Land

Postby Mr. D » Thu Mar 07, 2019 3:19 pm

Smaller triangles can form bigger triangles,

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