How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
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Jemook
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
And keep your 1% SL well away from price so you never take a full hit and always have time to close before it reaches your stop. That's the killer twist.
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cmeade2
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
Hey Jem
Unbelievable basket yesterday after the FOMC. Basically enter in the 10.4 direction on the change of color of the H1 CSS
Short: AudChf, AudCad, AudUsd, NzdCad, Nzdchf, NzdUsd
Long: EurNzd, EurAud, GbpAud, GbpNzd, UsdCad
Good for more than 1000 pips!
Unbelievable basket yesterday after the FOMC. Basically enter in the 10.4 direction on the change of color of the H1 CSS
Short: AudChf, AudCad, AudUsd, NzdCad, Nzdchf, NzdUsd
Long: EurNzd, EurAud, GbpAud, GbpNzd, UsdCad
Good for more than 1000 pips!
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kwanann
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
Jemook wrote:And keep your 1% SL well away from price so you never take a full hit and always have time to close before it reaches your stop. That's the killer twist.
Yup as it is after the retrace when price goes your way your probability of loss is close to 0. Add in a maximum loss of 1% that NEVER gets hit, you have a very high r:r ratio
Good job!
I've been trading using OM Dual N EA for the past 2 years, live results can be found over at https://www.fxblue.com/users/kwanann
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Pipstubborn
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
Jem,
What treshold you use on the H1 CSS?
Any twist to save CPU resources? I already reduced to 30 bar show but can't have it in all charts at the same time so I turned it on and off which is a pain
Thanks
What treshold you use on the H1 CSS?
Any twist to save CPU resources? I already reduced to 30 bar show but can't have it in all charts at the same time so I turned it on and off which is a pain
Thanks
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tibochina
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
How many other brokers are you running?
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liberty55
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
Hi, Pipstubborn, I don't know what is your hardware but for me I modifie my installation: I was window 7 32 bits with a machine of 64 bits hardware I change for window 7 64 bits and I add 4Go of memory for a total of 8 Go my cpy is intel 9400 4 heart. Now I can run what I wan without a very lag...
the next hardware I plan to buy will be intel i7 (3e generation with 8 Go of memory ( kingston Hyperx 1600 mhz) with an independant video card .... I think it is will the best for a long time. If you plan to buy a new computer think about an industriel model socket 2011 and motherboard ASUS, it is can run 24h/day)
I hope that help you... sometime it is better to spend some money for a new installation but I don't know if you can apply this for you..
Yes you can also reduce the number bar FOR EACH CHART and if not enough....thing to buy a new one or ask at the reseller to verify your computer...
have a nice day
Jean-Pierre
the next hardware I plan to buy will be intel i7 (3e generation with 8 Go of memory ( kingston Hyperx 1600 mhz) with an independant video card .... I think it is will the best for a long time. If you plan to buy a new computer think about an industriel model socket 2011 and motherboard ASUS, it is can run 24h/day)
I hope that help you... sometime it is better to spend some money for a new installation but I don't know if you can apply this for you..
Yes you can also reduce the number bar FOR EACH CHART and if not enough....thing to buy a new one or ask at the reseller to verify your computer...
have a nice day
Jean-Pierre
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Pipstubborn
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
Just one I B F Xtibochina wrote:How many other brokers are you running?
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Pip_Predator
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
I am sure you realize by now those moves had nothing to do with the quality or reliability of the edge that we use (10.x) in our everyday trading.
Staying in the trade while helicopter Ben is talking is simply reckless. PA can go in any direction violently, disrespecting the stops, targets etc.
We might as well go to the casino, at least we get drinks for free.
Staying in the trade while helicopter Ben is talking is simply reckless. PA can go in any direction violently, disrespecting the stops, targets etc.
We might as well go to the casino, at least we get drinks for free.
cmeade2 wrote:Hey Jem
Unbelievable basket yesterday after the FOMC. Basically enter in the 10.4 direction on the change of color of the H1 CSS
Short: AudChf, AudCad, AudUsd, NzdCad, Nzdchf, NzdUsd
Long: EurNzd, EurAud, GbpAud, GbpNzd, UsdCad
Good for more than 1000 pips!
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Bloomfx
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
Hi everyone!
First of all thank you and good work on this innovation of Bob's system, Jemook.
I'm trying to be very specific with the trades I take for now. CAD/JPY currently is a good example of a Jemook 10.x setup (correct me if I'm wrong?), below 240MA, RSI pinned, perfect CSS switch to red. Admittedly it is not a rebound off the WP or WS1.
I entered and took a fairly quick profit while getting to grips with this methodolgy... with more experience I may be more confident to stay in longer.
First of all thank you and good work on this innovation of Bob's system, Jemook.
I'm trying to be very specific with the trades I take for now. CAD/JPY currently is a good example of a Jemook 10.x setup (correct me if I'm wrong?), below 240MA, RSI pinned, perfect CSS switch to red. Admittedly it is not a rebound off the WP or WS1.
I entered and took a fairly quick profit while getting to grips with this methodolgy... with more experience I may be more confident to stay in longer.
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cmeade2
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Re: How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
Most of the gain came after he was done talking. In fact the basket is up another 1000 today.
Actually, these trades had a lot to do with the quality/reliability of 10.4 in that each one was an extension of an existing 10.4 trade. There had been some retrace, but after the FOMC they went back in the direction of the trend.
A day or so, I put post on this thread showing that it is very reliable to pick up these 10.4 extensions with the trigger of a H1 CSS color change, as occurred yesterday.
Apologies accepted.
Actually, these trades had a lot to do with the quality/reliability of 10.4 in that each one was an extension of an existing 10.4 trade. There had been some retrace, but after the FOMC they went back in the direction of the trend.
A day or so, I put post on this thread showing that it is very reliable to pick up these 10.4 extensions with the trigger of a H1 CSS color change, as occurred yesterday.
Apologies accepted.
Pip_Predator wrote:I am sure you realize by now those moves had nothing to do with the quality or reliability of the edge that we use (10.x) in our everyday trading.
Staying in the trade while helicopter Ben is talking is simply reckless. PA can go in any direction violently, disrespecting the stops, targets etc.
We might as well go to the casino, at least we get drinks for free.
cmeade2 wrote:Hey Jem
Unbelievable basket yesterday after the FOMC. Basically enter in the 10.4 direction on the change of color of the H1 CSS
Short: AudChf, AudCad, AudUsd, NzdCad, Nzdchf, NzdUsd
Long: EurNzd, EurAud, GbpAud, GbpNzd, UsdCad
Good for more than 1000 pips!