MightyOne wrote:It will take me a second to adjust, but I think I can get used to this POV.
PS: what happened to every one? It would be nice if more people started posting...at least 1 post every other day would be nice
PPS: I think this template covers every thing shown on your recent charts.
PPPS: waiting for Monday has to be more painful than childbirth...I am going to ask my mother
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Naw, if you have ever experienced the pain of stones in ya gal bladder THAT"' HELL. I went thru it and I have a female friend that confirmed it. She told me that she would prefer to give birth before going thru that again.
How ya doing Might one. I like the ideas you've posted. As soon as I get some of this ICE out of my head I am going to set my sights on it and use it. Very kewl "Spatial" stuff dudo..
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SPACIAL INTELLIGENCE
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So why the USDCHF over the EURGBP which has a higher tick value you say?
The USDCHF had 70 pips more movement!
Movement = trading opportunities = money (Learned that from TRO just not in those exact words)
The pair made 19 ticks less, but offered many more scalping opportunities!
The USDCHF had 70 pips more movement!
Movement = trading opportunities = money (Learned that from TRO just not in those exact words)
The pair made 19 ticks less, but offered many more scalping opportunities!
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Dragon MM Question:
I read some where that dragon uses a 50 pip catastrophic stop loss, but exits mentally at -20.
Looking at the range stats I see that, if I use a 40 pip stop on the EURJPY that it should not get hit ~93.4% of the time before I can exit mentally.
So my question is weather or not you use 5% for your risk setting when it is likely to be 3.2 to 6.8%
I read some where that dragon uses a 50 pip catastrophic stop loss, but exits mentally at -20.
Looking at the range stats I see that, if I use a 40 pip stop on the EURJPY that it should not get hit ~93.4% of the time before I can exit mentally.
So my question is weather or not you use 5% for your risk setting when it is likely to be 3.2 to 6.8%
THE GAP TRADE
TRO, how does the gap trade that you have been talking about recently work?
Do you trade to fill the gap after the open?
Do you trade to fill the gap after the open?
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How does the gap trade work?
If the price on Sun/Mon opens below Friday's close, price will usually go up to fill that gap.
If the price on Sun/Mon opens above Friday's close, price will usually go down to fill that gap.
See what happened today?
If the price on Sun/Mon opens below Friday's close, price will usually go up to fill that gap.
If the price on Sun/Mon opens above Friday's close, price will usually go down to fill that gap.
See what happened today?
IT'S NOT WHAT YOU TRADE, IT'S HOW YOU TRADE IT!
Please do NOT PM me with trading or coding questions, post them in a thread.
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I thought the GAP was a store that sold stuff or clothes or what ever <xmess scratches his frost bitten head>.
TheRumpledOne wrote:How does the gap trade work?
If the price on Sun/Mon opens below Friday's close, price will usually go up to fill that gap.
If the price on Sun/Mon opens above Friday's close, price will usually go down to fill that gap.
See what happened today?
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