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- XXXXFactTree replied May 28, 2020
Hi again. I'd be truly interested to hear what your preferred definition of the RTM method is. I can't quite figure out what aspects of RTM you favour. Is it flag limits, engulfed without hitting the target, trade on the retrace? Is it following the ...
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 29, 2020
Thanks, hendzwoter. I plan to stick with it. I can analyse ok with hindsight, but my trading on tester software just seems crazy random lol.
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 28, 2020
I tried looking up the data for IF's very first example on this thread. As the data appeared slightly different on my testing software, I have ended up re-imagining that scenario, using my current understanding of flag limits etc. The first engulf ...
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 22, 2020
I hadn't really considered the compression in that example but sure, well spotted. It certainly does move back upwards very easily at the end of my image there!
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 22, 2020
Something like this: image
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 22, 2020
I believe the idea is that you draw each of the flag limits, as you describe, as price rises, and then when one of them gets engulfed downwards, you know that price will hit the next one down before it can break the one above the broken one. The ...
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 22, 2020
I'd be keen to join the group if it's an option. I'm not sure how to find the details though
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 22, 2020
Thanks, ahdat! Appreciate the input. I have a habit of mixing up different ways of drawing things as I don't have a fixed method in my head yet. Still learning...
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 21, 2020
Here's my hindsight take on GBPJPY around that time. Not sure how valid this is: image
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 20, 2020
No worries. Those are the million dollar questions aren't they! I'm about to start using Forex Tester 3 to forward test a method I've been back testing recently. Basically look for H4 LS levels, and find the kink (LSK) of those, which will be a ...
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 15, 2020
Hi libracat. This is how I see the FL for the break of the high you are looking at: image The FL should always be at the point where the high got broken. If you can't see a kink that covers the line you've drawn from the high, then you must use ...
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 13, 2020
Although there was indeed a swing low here, libracat, I think what we need to see is an engulf that is a reaction to a higher TF zone, rather than just a lower low in any situation. In this case, the lower low appears to have reached a lower zone as ...
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 13, 2020
If it makes you feel any better, libracat, the engulf didn't even happen on my Tickmill Demo chart. image
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 12, 2020
@BeefStew - I appreciate your posts. Good stuff. In this case I don't see the same engulf that you did at the time, so maybe something is amiss and this explains why the sell trade did not pan out that time. image image image
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 12, 2020
In this case I would look at the obvious supply level where you were expecting to sell from and think that this is a great place for the ITs to find liquidity just above (taking the stop losses of people thinking the same as you). So if we have a ...
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 12, 2020
@fx-slaver Am I right in thinking that your buy zone is at the kink of where this significant level was broken upwards? image
- XXXXFactTree replied Apr 1, 2020
Thanks for this. I also had to use OutputDebugStringW in place of OutputDebugStringA and it now works fine.
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