zader » Wed Oct 01, 2014 3:48 pm wrote:
I think applying that logic to the GBPNZD trade in good DD now wouldn't have worked.
The trade ran from open of X to SL on the wick of Y, so on open of the current trade on Z we had 2 up candles & bid > close. sorry if I've not understood that correctly my brain hurts.
Ok - I think I have worked out a relatively easy way to avoid these situations. It needs a bit more research but looks good for now. I will take some more time to look at it this evening. I hope I am able to explain it easily.....
OK - what we are basically saying is that for a re-entry we need a pull back and we don't want to be jumping in at any random place whilst price is going UP (for a long I'll use GBPNZD as the example).
The idea is simple - at the start of the day (as you are using opens I believe) we check all the normal validation criteria and if a signal is valid we only take it if during the previous day (so the day just ended) the H4 EMA(13) was at some point RED (easy to check) AND is now BLUE (not sure what colours people use but you will see below).
Have a look and see what you think.
EDIT: I should really have put another red line on the H4 chart to show that when the current trade was taken it would not have been seen as valid given the H4 check. Hopefully that is fairly obvious.
Maybe this should all go in a sub-thread to Shelley's as I am conscious of cluttering the thread. Shelley?
Cheers,
Dave.
So for GBPNZD:
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