2009.09.10 DRAIN THE BANKS - LIKE A RAT
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For the education of others and the opinion of TRO, I will present my strategy and how I have had success.
1. The most active time of the day is 8am-noon EST. most news is out by 10am, so I start trading around 10 depending on news. Heck I hardly even care about news because it makes the market move. I theorize that trading London open would work as well, but I haven't had an opportunity this week to trade it and test results.
2. If the price is within 20 pips of the high or low, I consider the pair in play
3. I trade entirely based on the setup of either red green, go long at previous high or green red, go short at previous low. If that means a reversal from the 20 pip range or a breakout of the 20 pip range, then so be it.
4. I am trading only the 1hr chart. I use a 30 pip SL. I take 50% at 10 pips and set BE to 1 pip. At 20 pips I set a 15 pip TS and at around 30 I set a 10 pip TS. Then I just let it ride with full TP set to 100 pips, but I don't expect to ever hit that except maybe during a crazy NFP day.
What I haven't figured out yet, is how to use the monitoring indicators along with my strategy. It might not work to use them at all. I don't mind flipping through the charts, it just takes longer to check for setups. I have been trading pretty much every pair.
This is what I've managed to nail down through all my testing. I am going to try using a tighter SL, but I know 10 pips is too tight on 1hr because I've seen multiple trades that would have closed and ended up coming back for a breakout.
I also look at the 1hr trend. There have been a couple trades where I wasn't sure, but looking at the trend, I jumped in, traded with the trend, and hit big pips. 129 this morning and 84 the other day.
I'm looking for thoughts, suggestions, or anything blatantly wrong with my own twist on DTB like a rat
1. The most active time of the day is 8am-noon EST. most news is out by 10am, so I start trading around 10 depending on news. Heck I hardly even care about news because it makes the market move. I theorize that trading London open would work as well, but I haven't had an opportunity this week to trade it and test results.
2. If the price is within 20 pips of the high or low, I consider the pair in play
3. I trade entirely based on the setup of either red green, go long at previous high or green red, go short at previous low. If that means a reversal from the 20 pip range or a breakout of the 20 pip range, then so be it.
4. I am trading only the 1hr chart. I use a 30 pip SL. I take 50% at 10 pips and set BE to 1 pip. At 20 pips I set a 15 pip TS and at around 30 I set a 10 pip TS. Then I just let it ride with full TP set to 100 pips, but I don't expect to ever hit that except maybe during a crazy NFP day.
What I haven't figured out yet, is how to use the monitoring indicators along with my strategy. It might not work to use them at all. I don't mind flipping through the charts, it just takes longer to check for setups. I have been trading pretty much every pair.
This is what I've managed to nail down through all my testing. I am going to try using a tighter SL, but I know 10 pips is too tight on 1hr because I've seen multiple trades that would have closed and ended up coming back for a breakout.
I also look at the 1hr trend. There have been a couple trades where I wasn't sure, but looking at the trend, I jumped in, traded with the trend, and hit big pips. 129 this morning and 84 the other day.
I'm looking for thoughts, suggestions, or anything blatantly wrong with my own twist on DTB like a rat
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Multi pairs
zulemara wrote:What I haven't figured out yet, is how to use the monitoring indicators along with my strategy.
Here's how I use them.
Dark blue indicates pairs near the high ready to short when the 20 trigger is there.
Dark gold indicates pairs near the low ready to long when the 20 trigger is there.
Tro, would it be useful to have a column showing overall candle length for the current candle along with an avg candle length/# bars? that way we could possibly see how much up or down space we have left to go on average?
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Hi Tro.
Could you please make Tro Rat D1 HL Breakout Indicator, which consist of Tro Rat & Reversal Strategy ?
qoute :
" 2. If the price is within 20 pips of the high or low, I consider the pair in play
3. I trade entirely based on the setup of either red green, go long at previous high or green red, go short at previous low. If that means a reversal from the 20 pip range or a breakout of the 20 pip range, then so be it."
Cheers,
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Could you please make Tro Rat D1 HL Breakout Indicator, which consist of Tro Rat & Reversal Strategy ?
qoute :
" 2. If the price is within 20 pips of the high or low, I consider the pair in play
3. I trade entirely based on the setup of either red green, go long at previous high or green red, go short at previous low. If that means a reversal from the 20 pip range or a breakout of the 20 pip range, then so be it."
Cheers,
=================
zulemara wrote:For the education of others and the opinion of TRO, I will present my strategy and how I have had success.
1. The most active time of the day is 8am-noon EST. most news is out by 10am, so I start trading around 10 depending on news. Heck I hardly even care about news because it makes the market move. I theorize that trading London open would work as well, but I haven't had an opportunity this week to trade it and test results.
2. If the price is within 20 pips of the high or low, I consider the pair in play
3. I trade entirely based on the setup of either red green, go long at previous high or green red, go short at previous low. If that means a reversal from the 20 pip range or a breakout of the 20 pip range, then so be it.
4. I am trading only the 1hr chart. I use a 30 pip SL. I take 50% at 10 pips and set BE to 1 pip. At 20 pips I set a 15 pip TS and at around 30 I set a 10 pip TS. Then I just let it ride with full TP set to 100 pips, but I don't expect to ever hit that except maybe during a crazy NFP day.
What I haven't figured out yet, is how to use the monitoring indicators along with my strategy. It might not work to use them at all. I don't mind flipping through the charts, it just takes longer to check for setups. I have been trading pretty much every pair.
This is what I've managed to nail down through all my testing. I am going to try using a tighter SL, but I know 10 pips is too tight on 1hr because I've seen multiple trades that would have closed and ended up coming back for a breakout.
I also look at the 1hr trend. There have been a couple trades where I wasn't sure, but looking at the trend, I jumped in, traded with the trend, and hit big pips. 129 this morning and 84 the other day.
I'm looking for thoughts, suggestions, or anything blatantly wrong with my own twist on DTB like a rat
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zulemara wrote:For the education of others and the opinion of TRO, I will present my strategy and how I have had success.
1. The most active time of the day is 8am-noon EST. most news is out by 10am, so I start trading around 10 depending on news. Heck I hardly even care about news because it makes the market move. I theorize that trading London open would work as well, but I haven't had an opportunity this week to trade it and test results.
2. If the price is within 20 pips of the high or low, I consider the pair in play
3. I trade entirely based on the setup of either red green, go long at previous high or green red, go short at previous low. If that means a reversal from the 20 pip range or a breakout of the 20 pip range, then so be it.
4. I am trading only the 1hr chart. I use a 30 pip SL. I take 50% at 10 pips and set BE to 1 pip. At 20 pips I set a 15 pip TS and at around 30 I set a 10 pip TS. Then I just let it ride with full TP set to 100 pips, but I don't expect to ever hit that except maybe during a crazy NFP day.
What I haven't figured out yet, is how to use the monitoring indicators along with my strategy. It might not work to use them at all. I don't mind flipping through the charts, it just takes longer to check for setups. I have been trading pretty much every pair.
This is what I've managed to nail down through all my testing. I am going to try using a tighter SL, but I know 10 pips is too tight on 1hr because I've seen multiple trades that would have closed and ended up coming back for a breakout.
I also look at the 1hr trend. There have been a couple trades where I wasn't sure, but looking at the trend, I jumped in, traded with the trend, and hit big pips. 129 this morning and 84 the other day.
I'm looking for thoughts, suggestions, or anything blatantly wrong with my own twist on DTB like a rat
Tighter stops?
How about using TRO's 10 pip stop....if price continues to move against you then the loss was minimized. If price starts to build momentum in the direction of your original trade you can re-enter about the same place you exited which would put you in position to cover your original loss and also be in position for the breakout.
It's called pausing your trade but not giving up on your trade if the market is still favorable.
Funny I'm giving this advie but it makes perfect sense to me. Small losses, Big wins. Sounds like your hitting some good pips.
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Trading Bible here> therumpledone/the-ideas-that-i-trade-by-t3256/page1670
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