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- redgreen replied Feb 18, 2015
image Easy to analyze the past. Harder to trade the present.
- redgreen replied Feb 18, 2015
image 10x3 provides the big picture with the higher lows tendency image the 5x3 provides an earlier entry at the continuation of the bullish tendency
- redgreen replied Feb 18, 2015
image image This is the same chart with the main waves. Analyzing the sequence of higher lows and lower highs can help identify when such a wave might end. This type of clear movements can't be found on all pairs at all time, this is something I ...
- redgreen replied Feb 18, 2015
I was talking in general about algos. Personally I like to keep it simple and go back to the basics when I look at how the market moves: higher highs/higher lows or lower highs/lower lows and try to figure out when a wave ends if that pattern of ...
- redgreen replied Feb 17, 2015
Not all markets will behave so nice every day but when a pair is acting like this if you let the profits run they will cover the losses and leave you with a decent return on investment. eurjpy 5x3 with high/low image I guess the big challenge is ...
- redgreen replied Feb 17, 2015
Here is the main idea of what kind of bullish/bearish reversed patterns I am looking for. image image The 1H chart just shows the bigger picture but the entry with bullish reversed with the data for 3 or 5 minutes seems better to me. image ...
- redgreen replied Feb 12, 2015
I am starting to really like these charts. I am only starting chapter 3 of the book, can't wait to read it all so I could understand better how to trade with them.
- redgreen replied Feb 12, 2015
Just noticed this trendline.
- redgreen replied Feb 10, 2015
I use pen and paper for my charts but I copied this one into excel so I could post it here. image What I see on interceptor is different. Maybe it uses 20x2 ? image I am using the methods described on stockcharts. I haven't read yet any other ...
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