There was a regular divergence at LO and I ignored it, but since I didn't get a HD I didn't cash in on the trend continuation. I waited until I found a "double level" formation and went for a 1: 1
Let it turn and find your entry.
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Disliked3 trades one W 2 Ls. The first trade was targeted at the last low, but price went lower after hitting a 2:1 risk to reward. For the other trades, the trend filter was still Bearish but I didn't wait for the Brick to completely close bearish haven seen an apparent Hidden divergence just like the trade of yesterday. Price did it's thing and took out my SL both times. So I will henceforth always only take the trade after the brick confirms no more taking the trade mid brick. {image}Ignored
DislikedI missed that first Breakout because the trend filter was still Bearish but I did't hesitate to pull the trigger on the second breakout. This was a 2:1.5 Risk to Reward but I was almost going to fold @ 50 pips meanwhile the move from there was good for 100 pips. {image}Ignored
DislikedHello. It seems you have good experience with using Renko. Can you guide me on using it in MetaTrader 5 in an online way, and is there a hassle-free method to trade directly on it? Unfortunately, I have no experience with offline Renko in MetaTrader. Thanks!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Unfortunately with Metatrader, Renko is an offline or secondary chart feed. some other trading platforms have Renko as primary chart feed. I don't have experience with MT5, I couldn't find reliable Renko generators for MT5 even the paid one I couldn't use effectively.Ignored
DislikedIt's been a long while and I've been mostly cherry picking my trades. Hoping Next week I'd return to consistently trading and documenting my trades {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} cherry picking is interesting because it usually feels disciplined in the moment. you are being selective. but the picks tend to cluster around emotional states, boredom, a good run, frustration, more than actual edge. do you notice a pattern in which trades you end up cherry picking versus which ones you pass on?Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's not actual picking some and leaving some. It's not being available to take all the opportunities the system presents during your preferred trading sessions. I prefer the London Open which means I should be at my workstation before 8am but I might be there and there's no power in the building or i might have other things to attend to for that day and not go to the office at all.Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's not actual picking some and leaving some. It's not being available to take all the opportunities the system presents during your preferred trading sessions. I prefer the London Open which means I should be at my workstation before 8am but I might be there and there's no power in the building or i might have other things to attend to for that day and not go to the office at all.Ignored
Disliked{quote} the availability thing is real. missing the setup is one thing but being mid session and losing access creates a different kind of frustration. does that frustration ever carry over into the next session or do you reset cleanIgnored
Disliked{quote} I generally quit after I see that several winning opportunities have been missed, but when it's a few signals like yesterday's rally I might still take the risk, but when emotions get high, I've learned to call it a day and wait till the next day with fresh nerves and emotions.Ignored