TRO TRADING VIDEOS

[TheRumpledOne]

[Jhx]

Aside from the fact that I missed some trading days due to work-related stuff, I've noticed a (what I consider) a very good improvement on my trading. Maybe it was a mixture of these movements and market conditions with the WalMal method that allowed me to place a few trades within the same trading session, but I'm starting to get the hang of "get what you can".

The best example I can give for this is when price just decides to move heavily in one direction (it just picks up speed and goes). If it were to move fast against me I would just close it, but if it goes my way sometimes that quick move can be 5, 8, 10, 12, 15 pips, whatever. I can't predict but if it doesn't go against me or stall then I can stay. And if it finally stops or starts to go back then I exit. It happens in the moment. With the M1 candles it almost feels like playing a game, gotta be fast with the mouse .

[LeMercenaire]

Aside from the fact that I missed some trading days due to work-related stuff, I've noticed a (what I consider) a very good improvement on my trading. Maybe it was a mixture of these movements and market conditions with the WalMal method that allowed me to place a few trades within the same trading session, but I'm starting to get the hang of "get what you can".

The best example I can give for this is when price just decides to move heavily in one direction (it just picks up speed and goes). If it were to move fast against me I would just close it, but if it goes my way sometimes that quick move can be 5, 8, 10, 12, 15 pips, whatever. I can't predict but if it doesn't go against me or stall then I can stay. And if it finally stops or starts to go back then I exit. [b][i]It happens in the moment. With the M1 candles it almost feels like playing a game, gotta be fast with the mouse[/i] [/b] .

When you find a method that clicks with you - all of a sudden it all becomes so much easier. You will find you are no longer fighting yourself but instead, simply going with the rhythm and flow.

[TheRumpledOne]

[Madzi]

Aside from the fact that I missed some trading days due to work-related stuff, I've noticed a (what I consider) a very good improvement on my trading. Maybe it was a mixture of these movements and market conditions with the WalMal method that allowed me to place a few trades within the same trading session, but I'm starting to get the hang of "get what you can".

The best example I can give for this is when price just decides to move heavily in one direction (it just picks up speed and goes). If it were to move fast against me I would just close it, but if it goes my way sometimes that quick move can be 5, 8, 10, 12, 15 pips, whatever. I can't predict but if it doesn't go against me or stall then I can stay. And if it finally stops or starts to go back then I exit. [b][i]It happens in the moment. With the M1 candles it almost feels like playing a game, gotta be fast with the mouse[/i] [/b] .

When you find a method that clicks with you - all of a sudden it all becomes so much easier. You will find you are no longer fighting yourself but instead, simply going with the rhythm and flow.

That is exactly right

[TheRumpledOne]

Have any of you attempted the WalMal Method?

[LeMercenaire]

Have any of you attempted the WalMal Method?

Well you know I have

Added it to my stable and dip in-and-out of it through the day.

So far, no losses!

[TheRumpledOne]

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