HGI used with Hurst charts

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Hoffi4201 » Wed Mar 18, 2015 7:17 am wrote:where can i find the rules for the H1 system?

The first post here is completly different.

sorry for asking...
Page 38, post 2, that's where you can find the rules for the current system discused on the last posts....
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pips400 » Sun Jan 25, 2015 5:25 pm wrote:Here's the Hurst MACD MTF version, also the scale used is in pips

Have a great week

Pips400

I like this template best. Is it still working? Can you please post the template and your indicators?

Thank you,

Randy
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It is posted on page 23 but no template or indicators.

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Hi everybody
Pedro and Bob...awsome contribution!!!!!!!
I like their aproach, being more or less as old as them....(you tend to look for simplicity)...including everything in life.

My only two cents worth:
I wouldn´t add much to the original rules from Pedro, HGI with Hurst. Excellent work, it doesn´t get any better.
One thing worth mentioning, hardly seen in this Forum, is Stop Hunting.
Big Boys (robots) operate on sop hunting the obvious areas where retailers "sitting duck" stops are...almost every big move starts with a stop run...(they call them "liquidity pools").
Often they will induce a move with a big bar, retailers jump in, then they will retrace fast, hit everyone, and THEN.. :arrrg:
Wanna train your eye to stop hunting?...just go to a 1 minute chart, put imaginary trades, and watch them do it...watch how price gets "atracted" to these areas...
The higher the time frame, the less stop hunting, cause it´s more expensive for them to move the market, but you find them even at the beginning of weekly runs..

SO: if you find an entry point, and the market just did a stop run before you, that should give the trade a better chance, also, that place that got ran, is the safest to put your stop..
Short time traders beware..

All the best to everyone..
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Classical Big Boys move: it´s like playing poker against a fat pro...peanuts for him on a 5 Min. chart.
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Another one this morning....Big Boys at work...
But paying attention, it can be used to your advantage...i.e.:
Place your stop after the run, and enjoy the strong ride provided.
Missed this beauty though..
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and one from cable
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Any farther update on a PDF to people liKe me can understand how to trade it?
I am completely lost as when to take the signals and even what the signal is.
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closed all the trades ,12% gain is enough cya tommorow
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