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Wednesday Close update - AUD/NZD long running CHF pairs listed yesterday failed to print Smash Days. New bearish Smash Day set-ups...

Tuesday Close update - AUD/NZD long running Almost the full range of CHF pairs show bearish Smash Day set-ups - AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP...

Finally got a Smash Day entry, long AUD/NZD. Not one of my favourite pairs as margin is high and long-term volatility low, plus right...

Yes, that is a danger in depending on MA's. Ideally, the trader should have rules to cover managing winning trades - getting out of a...

By the way, all the NZD set-ups printed Inside Days yesterday, which is perhaps to be expected on a Good Friday, so no orders should...

Yesterday's session has generated 6 Smash Day set-ups, all featuring NZD weakness - I personally avoid Australasian pairs due to high...

Smash Day set-ups thin on the ground this week so far, and none seem to have triggered. This morning I have a buy order set at the high...

aren't those the same flaws you'll find in any concept? no-one knows what the outcome is going to be, be that 1 point or 100 points all...

I think it is good to challenge the 'concepts' of a system. If we adopt the plan mentioned, then it is possible that we enter a sell...

Cheers Wells, as regards this one idea, it may not be suitable for you, but there are so many other choices that could work (if your...

Cheers. You're absolutely right about the "bottom line" of course. And the bottom line is what counts. I think I'm going to have to...

Abnormal market behaviour is usually obvious from the naked price chart alone. But a MA can provide confirmation yes. And the conclusion...

Yes your observation is not wrong - buying high is expensive - but expensive and cheap have no relation to how markets work. Buying as...

Of course, v3 of the strategy would involve forgetting about the high and low, just bracketing the close with a buy order and a sell...

Have to admit it, the first version of this strategy just will not perform. The win rate is very good but the wins:losses ratio is just...