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It works because price has a memory, even going back 10 years.Originally posted by Andy2 View PostI think Santa's system works because all investment bankers use automated trading systems based on technical analysis, which make it self fulfilling prophecy.'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
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Eh? Sounds like homeopathy.Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostIt works because price has a memory, even going back 10 years.Comment
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I agree that there are some prices like round numbers that have strong reactions but it can be difficult to predict that reactionOriginally posted by SantaClaus View PostIt works because price has a memory, even going back 10 years.Comment
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Yep, round numbers have a reaction.Originally posted by Diestl View PostI agree that there are some prices like round numbers that have strong reactions but it can be difficult to predict that reaction
Now combine the round numnbers with a level on the higher timeframes where price has rejected 3 times and a fibonacci retracement or two and the odds are stacked much higher in your favour.
Then use a 15minute entry technique to get you into the trade and aggresive risk management to get your risk out of the trade quickly.
Aim for a profit target at least two or three times what you have risked (based again on support/resistance levels).
And only take trades that present the above opportunities, stalking them like a hunter.
And thats how you do it! But of course, with years of practice and a little intuition.'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
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Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostNow combine the round numnbers with a level on the higher timeframes where price has rejected 3 times and a fibonacci retracement or two and the odds are stacked much higher in your favour.
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Well, I did say it will take more than one post to explain this!Originally posted by AtW View Post
'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
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Sounds like it could work, I suppose if you practised enought you might get a feel for it. I would prefer to tradeon daily charts and let trades run for 2-3 days. A daily pin bar at a extreme high or low. Trouble is you need a few 100k account to make it worth while (if using 1% account risk per trade).Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostYep, round numbers have a reaction.
Now combine the round numnbers with a level on the higher timeframes where price has rejected 3 times and a fibonacci retracement or two and the odds are stacked much higher in your favour.
Then use a 15minute entry technique to get you into the trade and aggresive risk management to get your risk out of the trade quickly.
Aim for a profit target at least two or three times what you have risked (based again on support/resistance levels).
And only take trades that present the above opportunities, stalking them like a hunter.
And thats how you do it! But of course, with years of practice and a little intuition.Comment
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Yep, thats why my "bread and butter" trading is on the 15min chart with reference to 4hr levels. 20-30 pip stoplosses rather than 200 pips.Originally posted by Diestl View PostSounds like it could work, I suppose if you practised enought you might get a feel for it. I would prefer to tradeon daily charts and let trades run for 2-3 days. A daily pin bar at a extreme high or low. Trouble is you need a few 100k account to make it worth while (if using 1% account risk per trade).
Pinbars are good, but I would rather take that pin before it has formed, when it looks like a solid bearish/bullish candle and with a much smaller stop. That way I can remove the risk from my trade a lot quicker.
OK, thats it from me for now. Got to get back to the charts.'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
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Originally posted by SantaClaus View Post
OK, thats it from me for now. Got to get back to the charts.

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