Forexmospherian
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Thanks F for your reply. I find the time rule very interesting.
The confirmation on a tick chart of 0.5-2 pips you talk about is basically observing HH-HLs in a possible up move (opposite for down moves), or what other clue you can observe on the tick chart? I find it hard to follow the tick chart and get clues as to next possible price movements. I'm getting better at it on the M1, though.
Cheers,
K
I can remember first going to a tick chart year ago after only about 6 months on a 1 minute. At that time the 1 min was still quick and even frightened me at times - as I had been used to a 30 min and hour chart before then ( this is like 9 -10 yrs ago)
Then like you will find out after about a year using the 1 min all the while for entries - it all started to slow down and I got used to the moves
I reckon you would need a few months on a tick chart to really get used to it - and it does have advantages over the 1 min on many sessions
Today that EU scalp buy was OK off the 1 minute - but I felt safer seeing the price structure bias turns happening on the tick chart - rather than thinking - what am I doing buying into a runaway train that had dropped over 45 + pips
I appreciate these methods are not the easiest ways to trade - but once you develop the skills - then the rewards and consistency can be well worth the pain in getting there
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