wackypete2
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I'll be done tonight when the hockey game starts!
or sooner apparently...
Stopped out -10
Peter
or sooner apparently...
Stopped out -10
Peter
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well enjoy the game!
this method might actually "be" him!
hope not! the guy on the site is called Colin. I always thought BS would be a Tristran or Bertrand. :cheesy:
anyway, LF, good link. might review it over weekend.
EDIT: wahey! he has pdfs of his trades, and he shows entry and exit prices.
I feel a number-crunch coming on...
I'm sure BS will answer for himself. My take on BS's M30 chart, no pivot or S&R shown, HA Candles, when mastered, present great trading opportunities, not a lot of thinking has to be done, added a chart here, M30 GU for today, I didn't trade it, but added PSAR and MACD. I have arrowed PSAR point 2, which presents with a HA trading candle, (double signal) and if you are still in doubt, I added a simplied MACD for direction, very simple stuff really, and by using tick charts to compliment, you can add to or close positions along route.
Hope it makes sense
BS,
Your so boring, everyone knows its treating trading like surfing that makes money, MM and mind pfff😛
short 93 30 pip stop
In backtesting always assume you would have got in at the low for shorts and the high for longs.
In fact for your style of trading I would use them as a pointy of referance on a longer tf so for example if your looking for a short is the candle still red on the tf above or does the trend look like its started to turn.
or if you think the trend has changed, do the ha bars on the higher tf confirm.
I must admit, I don't get Heiken-Ashi bars.
The highs and lows remain the same, but in fast moves, the recalculated Open/Close can be misleading.
Assuming my MT4 HS bar calcs are correct, the HA closes can be different to the "real" bars.
This could lead to eyeball backtesting giving the impression you could have taken a price when you couldn't.