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Kinko replied Jun 22, 2010It is much easier to decide when to enter when you have a CCI200 - Price divergence in combination with a -150 break and a trend line break
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Kinko replied Jun 22, 2010The USDCAD as example below. Wait for the green trendline to be broken before entering - The -150 break only as a means to tell you of a possible trade. Use all the tools of the trade - trendlines included - to help you NOT to loose money
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Kinko replied Jun 22, 2010Price-kijun cross is basically a counter trend trade - but counter trend in one timeframe may be a continuation of trend in a higher timeframe. Always have a look at where you are in the bigger picture even if only to zoom out in the current ...
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Kinko replied Jun 21, 2010Thanks Kino - it is nice to have all three on one frame - easy to work with.
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Kinko replied Jun 21, 2010Working in all timeframes - I prefer the 5m -more opportunities - see the usdjpy h1 below.
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Kinko replied Jun 20, 2010What I find useful in determining when to enter a Price-Kijun break is to look at the CCI200, CCI400 and CCI600. When you have an overbought/oversold situation(>150 and <-150) and it moves back towards 0 across the 150 line it is time to consider a ...
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Kinko replied Jun 17, 2010And some more divergence in higher timeframes - see what is happening in the lower time frames.
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Kinko replied Jun 16, 2010How do you know which trades are next in line. Look for divergence in the higher timeframe(H1) and then go lower timeframe(m5 or m1) and wait for price-kijun break or cloudbreak.
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Kinko replied Jun 10, 2010Early warning system for false breakouts — Early warning system for false breakouts A little help for those false breakouts. When you have Price - RSI divergence at the breakout points B and C - do not enter. The price must break the level at ...
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Kinko replied Jun 10, 2010Here is another one where the trendline was broken and the retest of the trendline. My first attempted trade was taken out when I moved the stoploss to breakeven. I then re-entered a trade at about the same level as the previous trade when the price ...
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Kinko replied Jun 10, 2010Once we have a cloud break it is also associated with a trendline break and price always tends to test that trendline. If we move our stoploss to early we are usually taken out prematurely - just to see price continues to move in the previous ...
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Kinko replied Jun 8, 2010Nothing wrong - In the bigger picture Price bounced off the H1 cloud -see the image below
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Kinko replied Jun 6, 2010If you do not want the higher timeframe kumo to obstruct the lower timeframe kumo(be on top of the lower kumo) just add the higher timeframe Ichi first to the chart followed by the lower timeframe Ichi. In this case first add Ichi with settings ...
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Kinko replied Jun 4, 2010It is just so much easier to make a decision when you have a birds eyeview of the situation. Thanks to Legalindo for highlighting the fact that you can have more than one Ichi on the chart. In this case a m1, m5 and m15.
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Kinko replied Jun 2, 2010Sorry but I do not have verifiable data available for the trading system. The main losses that I have are when I do not follow my own rules. The biggest culprit being the first one. 1. Wait for the bar to close below the cloud. Emotion sets in when ...
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Kinko replied Jun 2, 2010Pull back towards the flat kumo. In most cases you have price reaching 200 SMA in the higher timeframe
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Kinko replied May 30, 2010Use RSI divergence to determine exact entry and exit points in combination with Ichi. A winning combination. Don't you think.
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