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Clansman replied Jun 3, 2008Re: Backtest. — T4L, I can appreciate the time involved in back testing. I have a couple of questions and a suggestion that might save some time with regards to the other pairs. On the 13 losses, when the 3ema crossed over, how many pips were ...
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Clansman replied May 28, 2008Thanks. I am using three 17" monitors. On the next system I build, I am seriously considering using 30" monitors (not only will I be able to have more charts up, but they can be larger as well.) Waterflame has combined two indicators with price ...
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Clansman replied May 23, 2008While I can't tell you what will work for you, if you are using the 5M TF to determine your entry then add the 2M charts and forward test the combination. If it works for your eyes and you are trading profitably then stay with it. If not, then try ...
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Clansman replied May 21, 2008Try using a lower TF as a filter for entry. In my forward testing of this system, I have been experimenting with using the 5M as a filter for the 15M, and the 4H as a filter for the Daliy. Since trends start on the lower TF's and build up to the ...
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Clansman replied May 19, 2008I check this thread (along with several others) daily, although I only post when I have something to say. Gambler180's system is a straight forward system. To trade with it, one need only become comfortable with price action and the quirks of the ...
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Clansman replied May 9, 2008As I understand the system, the candle you have marked is the crossover point for the 3ema. The next candle would be your entry.
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Clansman replied May 5, 2008I have integrated Lever's system into my trading style. I use it mainly on the 4H time frame to confirm entries. Since Lever is a college prof., I would suspect that the demands of the school schedule this time of year are taking precedence over the ...
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Clansman replied Apr 25, 2008You are welcome Waterflame. Congratulations on developing a solid system.
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Clansman replied Apr 24, 2008One option is to follow the trade for the first five to six hours. Once the initial profit is locked in, then set a trailing stop and enjoy the rest of the ride on the trend.
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Clansman replied Apr 22, 2008Broker — My previous broker was FXCM. I originally went with them in 2003, and left in 2006. I have friends who are still with FXCM and have not had the problems I experienced. As is the case with all things; people will have different ...
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Clansman replied Apr 17, 2008Broker. — I currently use FX Solutions. I switched to them after my previous broker started to miss my entries and stops with regularity. They do not use Metatrader, but since I prefer to trade manually, this is not an issue for me. Good luck ...
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Clansman replied Mar 27, 20084H TF Rules. — I use two charts, a 4H and a 5M. Using the 4H chart, I follow Gambler180's rules for entry. After I have made an entry, I switch to the 5M chart to monitor the strength and direction of the trend. I also use pivot points to aid ...
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Clansman replied Mar 19, 20084H TF. — At 0800 EST the AUD/JPY, AUD/USD, and the GBP/USD presented entries per Gambler180's entrance rules. I shorted all three pairs. Several hours later, the AUD/JPY netted 106 pips, the AUD/USD closed with 98 pips, and the GBP/JPY ...
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Clansman replied Mar 19, 20084H TF testing continues. — Shorted both the EUR/JPY and GBP/JPY at 0400 EST. Entered EUR/JPY at 155.65 and exited at 155.11 for 54 pips. The GBP/JPY was entered at 199.49 and exited at 198.40 for 109 pips.
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Clansman replied Mar 18, 2008I used the term engulfing pattern to describe what Gambler180's system appears to do. I realize it is not a true engulfing pattern, however, the term does (at least in my mind) describe what Gambler180 looks for when he trades. Over the years, I ...
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Clansman replied Mar 18, 2008Another 4H test. — I'm still testing this on the 4H TF. On the GBP/USD I entered at 20038 at 0000 EST after the previous candle closed up. At 0830 EST I closed the trade at 20188 for 150 pips.
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Clansman replied Mar 17, 2008drummer486 — His two rules are stated below: "Buy when a candle close above the last down bar in a downtrend Sell when a candle close below the last up bar in an uptrend" In essence, he waits for an engulfing pattern to change the trend. A ...
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Clansman replied Mar 17, 2008I am a little confused. Trading manually, it is a simple matter of looking at the clock on your task bar to determine when the candle will close. While I have Metatrader on my computer, I prefer to trade manually. That being said, I would think that ...
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Clansman replied Mar 17, 20084H TF. — I use the 4H TF to determine my short term trend. Then move to lower TF's (1H and 15M) to make my entry decisions.
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Clansman replied Mar 17, 2008Well said ghous. — Well said ghous. Sounds like you have a good feel for Cornflower now.
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