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- My journalStarted Jun 16, 2016|Trading Journals|0 replies
Hello. I have been publishing journals all my time in trading, since it helps me with the late ...
- jonander50 replied Apr 24, 2015
cad cpi, employment change, usd nonfarm payrolls.
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- jonander50 replied Apr 24, 2015
Stick to The big 3; cut loses, let profit run, resist The dopamine craving, is all i can say.
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- jonander50 replied Apr 21, 2015
Was the entry made before the news with the standard 18~ stop loss or after the first pullback? I can see a big movement before the entry.
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- jonander50 replied Apr 16, 2015
@SaiLyfee is right. In fact ECN brokers have more slipagge since the orders are real and you need real counterparts to fill your orders.
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- jonander50 replied Mar 12, 2015
Last oanda's spread on that new was 30 pips: image image So the optimal entry must have a 30 pip stop loss, so we aim for 100+ pips which is 3:1 ratio, in other words we are hoping for at least a 33,3% probability of the price going 100+ pips ...
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- jonander50 replied Feb 17, 2015
Lol, what an excuse. You did it wrong no matter the result posted. You trailed the stop and at a point your stop was 20+, thats the fact. If the price had continued to fall before the publication of the news, and you had followed the trailing ...
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- jonander50 replied Feb 10, 2015
I would like to make a point, and its that a 18 pips stop loss is an excellent fact-based stop loss, considering the maximum spread in oanda is 15: image
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- jonander50 replied May 13, 2014
I think you guys are cutting winnings too early. +15, +19.. I know the pattern is a fast >10 pip movement on news BUT it exist another pattern there and its that you're safely at 0 sl. Let it run 100-200 pips. I think quitting at +15 pips will raise ...
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- jonander50 replied May 6, 2014
Stick to the main news, you money-lose addicts. German IFO business climate, French and german flash manufacturing pmi, german ZEW economic sentiment, ecb press conferences, draghi speeches, usd non-farm payrolls, gbp claimant count changes, aud ...
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- jonander50 replied Apr 30, 2014
FOMC is not in the list, why are you operating it? All red news are operable? I dont get it.
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- jonander50 replied Apr 10, 2014
Which criteria do yoy use to select between aud/usd, eur/aud..?
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- jonander50 replied Nov 20, 2013
This system is not about guessing. That's the flaw in your approach. Is about assuming micro-momentums where the price is X% more predictable and making an high-win probabiilty entry based on that assumption. The assumptions in this system are: - ...
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- jonander50 replied Nov 12, 2013
Tony, it werent fake since was price drawed before. Didnt you remember that a condition of the 5-10 pips bar was to appear in relatively new prices? Correct if im wrong.
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- jonander50 replied Nov 7, 2013
I've been following this system 1 year. Dont blame Tony for making things out of the scope of the standard system, because the experience is a priority, and if you have experience, you can try things that are out of the system. I understand you ...
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- jonander50 replied Sep 16, 2013
Question for Tony: Whats your opinion about the old 7-8 pips + continuation pattern. Is still alive?
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- jonander50 replied Jul 31, 2013
If you are new dont even try this method. Not because works or not, but because in case you win money, you will lose as well, gambling when you get it. Focus in building a self-disciplined persona, the type of persona that wins consistently in ...
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- jonander50 replied Jun 13, 2013
It seems that all the edges are starting to get little. First, the false 5 pip-candle started to appear as a normal thing (I once followed the previous system). Now the spreads are joking, like JpMorgan itself were lurking. Tony, I've been followed ...
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- jonander50 replied May 27, 2013
You must think that the price is random. The only window that provides price predictability is when it explodes, and that window lasts a few seconds, enough so that you can put your stop at 0. Once you do that, you should close the screen. Your tp ...
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- jonander50 replied Nov 8, 2012
No, I said I'm using initial big candle + continuation system. I don't understand what part of the result changes when you refill the account's losses. Can someone explain the numerical/statistical changes when doing this? Thanks.
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