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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 13, 2011if you can post a example and will try and see if I can offer a smart reply. Thanks ken
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 13, 2011yes following a strong move those first levels can be your only chance to enter the run . I know they seem a bit scarey price only having left yesterday but ................
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 11, 2011little note on price cycles worth a glance. But always look for the S/D levels.
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 11, 2011If we feel the need to trade it is very important to look for something like this so at the very least we are attempting to join a movement in progress. The price moves in cycles as we know as it is this reason we can do as well as we can. So not ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 11, 2011Thank PIPEXTRACT for the file on 4 share it is his work , I thank you and all the guys who post here if you look you can see we have a good many with a few years under their belt in doing this. a wealth of knowledge. Thanks to You ALL ,
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 11, 2011In the progression in our trading , at some point our need to take profits based on our emotional need not to fail, Will shift to a more relaxed feeling, of we can afford to let them run some more. Don't worry about this to much , It will come. I ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 10, 2011you need to post the link to share ,, I believe url
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 10, 2011Look at 4share .com or you could break it into sections part 1 and 2 or 3. Strange that 100 pages is to big seems to maybe not converted correct. But I am not the most computer savy also could zip it maybe but not sure of how . i always struggle ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 10, 2011I mention one quote from emotion free trading a good deal : "Can you do what is in your own best interest". That is actually the key to a lot of things in our life. Can you walk away from a situation that you know will cause you monetary grieve or ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 9, 2011Quote of the day — The light is getting brighter. The path is getting clearer. And you are getting closer. That's all I'm saying, The Universe
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 9, 2011I was actually talking with someone about this today.. If I pick a level off my 30 min or 4 hr even and price moves into a spot where I would be looking at for a entry if my risk management allows . I may look for a entry on say a 5 min but I would ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 9, 2011The rules are the same for any time frame . yes on bigger time frame s the stops are larger but they still should be placed where they should because of the charts, it has nothing to do with entering on faster charts, Don't stop posting just like to ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 9, 2011true , but you also can let a margin call be your stop loss. It is in the eye of the beholder. It is a personal choice of course . I just feel we should be choosing stop losses based on where they should be , Not because we can afford more. Just my ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 9, 2011pay attention to this post. We are trading Price action not our account equity. If you are just allowing risk to be decided by your balance it is not trading a plan. Like a lot of things maybe you get away with it,But if others try it could be a ...
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 8, 2011short was in the cards but was at work when it tp'd
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Kenneth Lee replied Dec 7, 2011When I first started using s/d i had a e/j where there was 4 levels i placed orders on 3 it went as far as the 4th, then reversed all the way through the first 3 . So any loses on each level was made up . it is hard to keep taking the entries after ...
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