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- jumper replied Oct 2, 2006
I think if you have 3 points, it is a strong signal. A very strong trend has been broken so imagine a dam breaking. This is just my take and I have not verified that this is indeed the case via backtesting, whether manual or mechanical.

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- jumper replied Oct 2, 2006
The stop-and-reverse I mentioned is not really a "mode". Please do not confuse this with the parabolic SAR either.
By SAR, I just mean... alright, take this example. You were in a long cable trade. You see GBP/USD bounce from a support of 1.8500 ...Mouteki Trading
- jumper replied Oct 1, 2006
Me?!! I have always been the victim!!! *SOB!!!*
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- jumper replied Oct 1, 2006
Now who were those loudspeakers who were wrestling people down when they said this wasn't the holy grail? And that one wasn't right to tamper with this divine artefact? *Jumper muses...*

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- jumper replied Oct 1, 2006
Hi tnh_z, to look for the highest high or lowest low, you search from all the candles to the right of point 2 (the right one) of the demand/supply line. However, you do not take qualified candles that are too near the recent bars because it is ...
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- jumper replied Oct 1, 2006
You were right not to go short because the demand line was too steep. The further from the optimal 45 degrees, the more careful you should hoard your cash.
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- jumper replied Oct 1, 2006
I'm afraid you have to check with mono directly since he coded it. You might want to ask him for the latest indicator too. I just use it for the drawing of demand/supply lines and the calculated projected profit that is correct in most cases. I ...
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- jumper replied Sep 30, 2006
Hello Ricx, I am assuming you have ignored the most recent bars on the right (I have put a cross below) and that your first point connecting is the third most recent bar -- otherwise you have drawn your line wrongly since your first point should ...
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- jumper replied Sep 30, 2006
In such a situation where a trade would run to its projected profit target if its SL has not been modified to +10, I would say it is really a case of the devil or the deep blue sea. If the trade can hit target, it can also turn tail and wipe itself ...
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- jumper replied Sep 30, 2006
Are we talking about forex or... hang on a sec, did someone get a short circuit?

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- jumper replied Sep 30, 2006
If you are playing on 4h timeframe (and Mouteki method is for 4h TF), then I would think any time is a good time. However, I would go hands-off on Friday after 12pm EST, and weekends are out too unless there is news -- and you intend to play news. ...
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- jumper replied Sep 30, 2006
If you go strictly by Mouteki method, then the short signal you had from the second most recent bar would be superseded by the new long signal from the most recent bar. So technically speaking, you should go long now. However, the supply line is ...
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- jumper replied Sep 29, 2006
Tar hit it right. Mouteki did mention that he feels 4h is the most ideal by far.
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- jumper replied Sep 29, 2006
If you are trading to get the confidence in this system, maybe you want to steer clear of GBP/JPY for now...

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- jumper replied Sep 29, 2006
The documentation and examples provided are pretty clear... if you would follow the explanations step by step while referring to the relevant charts, let us know again if there's something you don't understand.
If you have the patience to sieve ...Mouteki Trading
- jumper replied Sep 29, 2006
Wow, very "good" punishment. Endeavor to remember it now... *gulp*
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- jumper replied Sep 29, 2006
Punish yourself by closing out the position, whether it is a loss or just the spread cost. If you don't feel the pinch, you won't remember your mistake - you should have double checked before entry. But of course, if this is a once in a maroon moon ...
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