kenguo2000 » Fri Jan 03, 2014 8:26 am wrote:
hi Bob
could I check with you how would u determine which pairs to let them ride down? thanks so much!
I'm a newbie and i'd been trading 10.6 edsel successfully when CSS H4/Daily agrees with dummy lights
Thank you so much for your work on this and for sharing
but when CSS runs counter to dummy lights, I'm a bit lost/confused and haven't been doing well.
could I check that when CSS H4 & Daily is opposite to the dummy lights that means a counter trend trade, and that would indicate a general counter trend at least within the next 24 hours (?)
in such cases we go with the CSS to catch counter trend moves and not the dummy lights?
and then we place a pending buy/sell above or below the H4 DP according to CSS.
Would that be correct?
Thank you so much once again for your time

There are 4 basic ways to trade. Using indicators which is what this system is. Using news which when you catch it like the last two days is great. Fundamentals which I refer to frequently are what makes a currency run in a certain direction for weeks or months. Price patterns which is trading with no or 1 indicator sometimes referred to as naked trading.
What drives people crazy is i will use all 4 methods at times. When I saw those spikes on the daily chart for the euro and gbp pairs I knew a drop would be coming so I played it. Bingo, I made more in two days than I did the whole month of December and the whole month of November. I didnt think I would get such dramatic results though and the moves were much bigger than I expected. When price does a major dive like that I just keep adding trades until it stops and I got a boatload so far. I will quit at the euro close tonight.
Now the best way to determine which ones to ride is the ones that are angling away from each other on the CSS info page. So the blue line show the eur,chf, angliing sharply down since mid December and the aud, nzd, orange line is angling up and crossing them. So I ride those pairs strongly. As long as those lines are going in opposite directions you will see strong moves.
The gbp and cad are angling down slower and the usd is angling up. The JPY is trying but have a tough time going up the hill. so I also traded gbp/nzd, and usd/jpy with smaller success.
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