- Search Metals Mine
- darkness replied Oct 29, 2009
don't trade this on metatrader, you'll get requoted.
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Oct 23, 2009
Glad to hear about your results. I watch charts like hawk nonstop and i know Tony's system works. It is much like fishing and most patient ones get the biggest reward in this one. This is really one of my favorite ways to trade, considering ...
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Oct 1, 2009
Consistency is key and controlled MM. I've traded this way for 4 weeks in a row now, only GY pair. Every week ended in profit. I averaged only 1 trade a day, trading beginning of asian session or about an hour prior to its start. See overall early ...
The Ogre's Trading Journal
- darkness replied Sep 24, 2009
i like the idea Tony, i see what you mean. i certainly noticed 150-200 moves there frequently. maybe leave portion of trade for few days to a week and see if it gets to 200-300pips. that would be sick!
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Sep 23, 2009
Man, no offense but I don't know how you can see anything on those charts. Thats a ton of stuff you got going on there. I guess to each their own.
The Price Action 'Anomaly'
- darkness replied Sep 20, 2009
im liking it, gets me earlier entry than my 5m method
The Ogre's Trading Journal
- darkness replied Sep 17, 2009
About an hour into London session, nice 50 pip drop in couple of minutes on GU
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Sep 14, 2009
I've been trading in much similar fashion on 5m chart with EY, GY and GU. early detection of possible trend development, get in where strength is and let the big boys take the trend in direction. just swim with the current. i'm curious as to what ...
The Ogre's Trading Journal
- darkness replied Sep 14, 2009
10pip candles seem to be pretty consistent overall (70-90% success) for good moves. i think we just gotta stick to that - requirement! quality vs quantity but thats why its nice to have 5pip stop cuz it allows you few trades.
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Sep 11, 2009
GBP news out soon, maybe wait few minutes after if spread is low and hop along for the ride.
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Sep 11, 2009
Nothing tradeable to me at the moment. Seroius selloff in yens. GU at the moment confused as to which direction. I'm waiting for clear direction - but its friday and be cauteous.
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Sep 10, 2009
Itchy fingers - may be too much redbull at night.lol. that does it for me, i stopped and now play classical music to focus and not be too anxious when waiting for trade.
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Sep 9, 2009
Haha, you got it. When i first saw that chart - i was cracking up. Complicated charts = headaches. Simplicity is key and let's certainly not change the winner formula created with your time and effort.
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Sep 9, 2009
You got, brother! Once again explosive PA on GBPUSD move down last night at London open, captured 35 pips with barely any drawdown. Out of market in few minutes.
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Sep 9, 2009
I dont see how any indicator you'll throw up here will improve the method. the method is simple but patience is required. You see the price explode, you hop on that freight train. Simple as that, no need for any indicator. It's the one of the best ...
Central Banks & Big Players
- darkness replied Sep 8, 2009
i may be wrong but this volume is only indicative of the broker , correct? only their volume ...as forex is not centralized and unless you are using a very large broker then perhaps it might give better volume indication than smaller ...
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