dojirock wrote:I would like to start by thanking Flinux. It is so easy to get tied into indicators, methods, and ideas.....
I had a bad week and said I was done for the week. A few post back I posted some charts, thought I had it all figued out!...Lost my shirt...ha
I get in on trades, get out too early most of the time....then SPEND HOURS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHERE THE TOP IS! so I can get in my next trade.
I have been trading about 18 months now and find myself getting distracted all the time with indicators, methods, and EA's.
After looking at Flinux's last post, I couldn't get it off my mind...thank you Flinux!
You dont need tons of indicators! Find a method and master it! Dont waste your time on EA's.
I went back to the naked charts, a got back to Flinux's point of his post! The results were the best I had in days!
My whole point of this post is to encourage others that may or maynot be struggling right now.....keep it simple, follow price, and everything will be alot easier!
Dojirock
Hi Mike, could you please explain a bit more about your chart? When do you add to your positions and what causes you to buy?
Yes, i think Flinux is right, some folks were trying to tell me all along to not trade against the trend (as long as i´m not profitable in the long run, just to start)
So i think i need to revise my tradingsplan and only trade when the sema occurs on the side of the thrend.
I need just some more time i guess. This week i did a couple of trades, only one loser, but didn´t got time to post all of them.
@Flunix: Thanks for the statistics but i´m not sure how to cope with it in comparison with the chappy method. I mean when you see the charts in this thread all entries are either long or short in most of the charts, so with and against the trend. Now this is really confusing me.
Someone can shed a light about this?
I know, my brain is involved which is not a very good idea. I think too much.
Well, i guess i just slide on my piano bench for now and gonna relax a bit until the children are jumping up and down on me.
You all enjoy your weekend, and keep those ideas coming.
Regards, Phil