Hi, from what I gather the 'drain the bank' strategy is primarily to trade the reversal.
How would one trade a breakout? or is this not advisable using this strategy.
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Breakout on DTB template
Hi, am I correct to say that that the other rules still apply ie.
1. check for semafor on 1H chart - current or previous candle
2. switch to M15 and trade breakout when 'BRREAKOUT' first appears.
Thanks TRO
1. check for semafor on 1H chart - current or previous candle
2. switch to M15 and trade breakout when 'BRREAKOUT' first appears.
Thanks TRO
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