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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 19, 2012The last post is what forms pins. and when we get a pin after a entry are the ones we need to consider holding . if with the overall trend .
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 19, 2012[11:24:04 AM] Kenneth Lee: yep . gets near level look for slowing and then lower highs in actual pa. [11:24:35 AM] Kenneth Lee: like a pressure gauge . it will make higher spikes if increasing and lower highs if running low on oil One of my favorite ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 19, 20121.0440 and 1.0470 are in my sites. but i always look at PA before entering and would combine 440 with 450 470 is a swap and a 1/2 way retrace on last swing .
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 19, 2012yes liking the lower moves end of last week should provide some good entry levels this week and who knows might actually hold one.

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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 19, 2012sorry just re-read my first post I trade 2 dollar for every 1000. sorry.
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 19, 2012I forgot a main point, These days alot of the moves against us are driven by news , Being technical type traders we can only protect ourselves from such things. I have held some bad moves but only because with experience and learning a small bit ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 19, 2012Just some random comments. I know we all would like to find a absolute trading system that allows no losses and perfect entries. It doesn't exist. So the best we can do is find something that can give us better than 50% good entries then manage ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 18, 2012Yes, WE enjoy things most can only dream off, yet we are also the quickest to complain about nonsense. Glad your daughter is home with you for a while, enjoy your time together .. Hope your work and trading are going well.. Cheers ken
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 15, 2012It could be nothing but a difference in time frames on charts. a pin on a 4 hr chart will have 8 30 min candles within it. so plenty of time for a level to form . In sam's videos regarding intra-day trading he states he looks for levels on 30 min ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 15, 2012quote for the day; Everyone should think this way as they practice and build their accounts up. What if everything that's happened so far, was just practice for when things get really, really good? Really, really soon - The Universe
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 14, 2012close in levels work in low volume times of day.
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 14, 2012Every broker has their own way of dealing with auto click traders automated entry systems during news i prefer the widening of spreads verses slipping or re quoting orders . at least with Oanda u can get out or in when you want to.
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 14, 2012closed a quick scalp on oz and a/j closed because I entered wrong . In was putting my new desk chair together and noticed the 30 min supply off last nights move but didn't see the news release coming out so was underwater a bit closed with 20 made ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 13, 2012Darn it didn't wait on me .. maybe a retest
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 13, 2012Back in the day all the guys got was the open. close high and low data . and had to draw their on charts or trade from the price imagine that if you will.
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 13, 2012It wasn't aimed at you , just a general thought. i tend to ramble at times ..
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Kenneth Lee replied Aug 13, 2012over time you learn to combine candles on your preferred time frame chart and have a good idea what the chart would look like on a longer one. Like I know the 2- 30 min candles formed that pin on the 1 hr. and my vertical lines on the 30 min are 4 ...
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