And then 4R
EDIT:
Price now pulling back because of old high
EDIT:
Price now pulling back because of old high
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink
- #2,941
- Edited 9:16am Jul 24, 2026 9:00am | Edited 9:16am
- Joined Oct 2014 | Status: Cooking | 1,544 Posts
{quote} I wasn't going to respond and but hey it's done now. It's funny though, you can have a hammer and chisel and either make holes in the ground or build a statue... I guess he liked making holes in the ground because he hasn't been on the thread for a long time and probably strategy hopping. You are the perfect example of someone taking it seriously and you are smashing it! How has your results been since the last update you gave with your 299%?
That wraps up the day for me. Let me explain why I didn't enter a short position at the point I circled, even though all the conditions were favorable. I refrained from trading due to the high-volume bullish candle immediately preceding that point and the long-wicked candle (pin bar) that followed it. I felt that, at that moment, the price hadn't quite decided which direction to take; that is why I didn't open a short position at the marked location. Wishing everyone a happy weekend. 
- #2,950
- Jul 27, 1:09am (15 hr ago) Jul 27, 1:09am (15 hr ago)
- Joined Aug 2017 | Status: Trader | 3,310 Posts
Its all just one persons opinion
- #2,952
- Jul 27, 7:57am (9 hr ago) Jul 27, 7:57am (9 hr ago)
- Joined Oct 2014 | Status: Cooking | 1,544 Posts
Been trying this strategy all of last week… very impressive. Today is probably the first day I’ve lost more trades than I have won so far. When the price ranges on gold the number of loses increase. Is there any way to filter out loses? Thanks in advance.
If you get 2 losses on a trend wait and look around to see if you're close to anything significant.
If price is trending down and then you get a deep pullback.... to be safe wait for the last low to break and then get in or wait for the next pullback.
You'll minimise loads of losses if you wait on breaks of structure and context also.
Price at prev day low... spikes into it and then moves away creating bullish structure with an EMA flip... then enter when price pulls back to the emas and gives a signal.
Just try to focus on structure before hammering the signals.
Like this for example:
Price is failing to break below PDH so therefore once there isnt a break back below dont keep entering nova sell signals till after PDH is broken or price reverses.
Then mark out the structure breaks and wait for EMA flip.
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink
- #2,953
- Jul 27, 8:19am (8 hr ago) Jul 27, 8:19am (8 hr ago)
- Joined Oct 2014 | Status: Cooking | 1,544 Posts
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink
- #2,956
- Jul 27, 9:20am (7 hr ago) Jul 27, 9:20am (7 hr ago)
- | Joined Jul 2026 | Status: Trader | 4 Posts
{quote} Wait for structure breaks before entering any signals If you get 2 losses on a trend wait and look around to see if you're close to anything significant. If price is trending down and then you get a deep pullback.... to be safe wait for the last low to break and then get in or wait for the next pullback. You'll minimise loads of losses if you wait on breaks of structure and context also. Price at prev day low... spikes into it and then moves away creating bullish structure with an EMA flip... then enter when price pulls back to the emas...
- #2,957
- Jul 27, 9:46am (7 hr ago) Jul 27, 9:46am (7 hr ago)
- Joined Oct 2014 | Status: Cooking | 1,544 Posts
{quote} I am so sorry my friend… my mistake I need to clarify… I had many loses because my ema’s were set to 200, 300 and 500 ema no wonder I was taking so many wrong signals… my bad for sure
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink
- #2,958
- Jul 27, 9:47am (7 hr ago) Jul 27, 9:47am (7 hr ago)
- Joined Oct 2014 | Status: Cooking | 1,544 Posts
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink
