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8 wins one loss on euro session, euro still trading will stop trading that pair next week, 8 30 start UK time
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Bob, your strategy looks similar to one I found on FF.

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=487923
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hndymann » Sat Oct 11, 2014 10:28 pm wrote:Bob, your strategy looks similar to one I found on FF.

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=487923
He trades hour by hour and follows the hourly, daily candle direction. Simple and seems like a nice system but I am not too interested in 2-10 pip profits. This system is a session open system and then be done. You set your trades, see if something happens, then close up and wait for the next session. It would be interesting to test this with the daily candle and hourly candle indicator. You could check to see if that works better than the Bill Williams AC indi.
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nanningbob » Sun Oct 12, 2014 1:25 am wrote:Here is a 11.07 version that relies less on session open but trading a session and waiting for a certain move. Look for an arrow buy or sell then set up a 20-40 pip profit depending on the currency. The arrow is also your SL placement. You also want to trade in and open session so the session maker is with it. If you cant get it to work right then use the hour by hour ones on page 1 post 1 and match it to your brokers time of your charts

11.07 found on page 1 post 1
Sorry Bob I only see 11.06 zip file on post 1. Looks great though!

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I deleted it from this section and put it in the 240 MA thread. It really belongs there.
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nanningbob » Sun Oct 12, 2014 8:48 am wrote:I deleted it from this section and put it in the 240 MA thread. It really belongs there.
This one....
http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... +MA+thread
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Hi guys,
If I'm using alpari uk with gmt+3, which one should I put into the chart for Tokyo start time? 0300 setting?

Thanks
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raikon » Sun Oct 12, 2014 11:44 pm wrote:Hi guys,
If I'm using alpari uk with gmt+3, which one should I put into the chart for Tokyo start time? 0300 setting?

Thanks

That is why there is one for every hour in the folder page 1 post 1. You will just have to find which one fits your broker and use that one.
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nanningbob » Sun Oct 12, 2014 12:26 pm wrote:
raikon » Sun Oct 12, 2014 11:44 pm wrote:Hi guys,
If I'm using alpari uk with gmt+3, which one should I put into the chart for Tokyo start time? 0300 setting?

Thanks

That is why there is one for every hour in the folder page 1 post 1. You will just have to find which one fits your broker and use that one.
Thanks Bob - Great system - I even use it in conjunction with 240MA. Profitable.
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