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- VincentGallo replied Nov 10, 2017
In your exit rules is each side managed independently? as in buys are managed as one group and sells as another? Does this go through cycles where when a total profit is reached you close all and reset? or does it just keep rolling? I've thought ...
- VincentGallo replied Nov 1, 2017
Yeah combining short and long term momentum is key but I think the approach of "Whenever the longer-term momentum breaks out together with the short-term momentum and both momenta are above its average" is too static. Also I know the screen shots ...
- VincentGallo replied Nov 1, 2017
I don't want to hijack your thread AntiCre so I apologize but it seems the regulars always converge in the same threads so why not throw a few ideas out there since we are all looking for the same thing: that real true edge, no fantasy. So it ...
- VincentGallo replied Nov 1, 2017
Yeah that's all great but what do you really think is happening when two different period Donchain channels converge or diverge? Because it's nothing magical its just exactly what it is. The range over the past 5 bars is the same/different than the ...
- VincentGallo replied Nov 1, 2017
Anywhere it doesn't matter. And you can move it whenever you like, once a day or after each trade place it at the current price and go from there. This is all stuff cp has said. If you want to try to "fix" the problem the stochastic or williams R ...
- VincentGallo replied Nov 1, 2017
This is why something based on a moving average is probably more practical than something that uses total range over N bars. Because as the window of reference shifts you can have a significantly different reference range from the window shifting ...
- VincentGallo replied Oct 18, 2017
This statement is kind of unclear to me. I'm not sure if it means that if you had an entry condition and you entered on every buy/sell signal regardless of trend or other context that that would be a filed system which seems quite obvious. But I had ...
- VincentGallo replied Sep 29, 2017
I had a question a few pages back. You either were not interested or missed it. But do you have any thoughts generally on why not to cut losers really short and or have what people would consider extremely tight stops ie. 30-15 points? Why allow ...
- VincentGallo replied Sep 28, 2017
The idea of using a more/less responsive reference point should be preceded by the question of whether or not to use a moving reference point or a static one. With a static reference point you have a more reasonable expectation that price will move ...
- VincentGallo replied Sep 28, 2017
Question for CP and others: Why should I let a trade go against me at all? Okay so a little context. I scalp or more to the truth I want to scalp successfully because I cannot see a more potentially profitable and low risk method. Logically it makes ...
- VincentGallo replied Sep 22, 2017
That gif is the most hilarious and accurate depiction of how most people try to trend trade.
- VincentGallo replied Jul 20, 2017
Pretty much every basic method has been discussed a million times. Scaling in/out, setting break even, martingale, anti-martingale, you name it it has been beaten to death but they never deal with one simple fact: When it is time to get out it is ...
- VincentGallo replied Jul 14, 2017
What is the difference between trading your equity curve and just applying the same logic to trading the price?
- VincentGallo replied Jun 20, 2017
I think you have taken the idea and moved a little bit away from what is hinted at here. From my understanding it was about knowing movement occurs and that using a reference point was to gauge the current imbalance of bulls and bears. It sounds ...
- VincentGallo replied May 30, 2017
Anyone have a solution to MT4 becoming unbearably slow while running several offline charts? my computer is not slow by any means but after 7 hours+ hours its unbearable. I know you can just restart metatrader but i don't want gaps in data on some ...
- VincentGallo replied Apr 5, 2017
He was trading grid on a tiny account. It was blown.
- VincentGallo replied Mar 8, 2017
Mate, you registered to forexfactory in 2009. It's 8 years later and you are still trying martingale strategies and $199 robots...you should be past this by now.
- VincentGallo replied Feb 8, 2017
But you know what the problem is with accepting small returns? It's that you sacrifice the real potential of the market(large returns.) I myself have traded for a living the past 7 years and am from a math background and have never been able to come ...
- VincentGallo replied Feb 8, 2017
It appears to be pretty standard martingale trading both long and short at the same time with a time restriction to reduce adding too frequently. I just don't know how any martingale is supposed to be tweaked to reduce risk. You have a couple of ...