wiseambitions
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I have followed your lead and cut out the 06:00 and 06:45 trades and have introduced a small variation.
WISE has observed that a differential for buy and sell trades could realise more profits. I have demo'd this and he appears to be correct
My grateful acknowledgment to you Wiseambitions.
Starting Monday my demo trades will split each remaining time of 06:15 and 06:30 into two parts, my standard risk for shorts and a reduced risk for longs.
Thanks again for your research.
Yes, several of us have been working on the bias towards shorts. My personal belief is that GBP is largely influenced by risk aversion, and that frequently it retreats faster than it surges. Mark says he has been aware of this bias which can be observed as far back in time (eg 10 years) as you care to look.
I'm also interested in the observation that 06.15 as well as 06.30 can be a good entry time to trade.
A development on this could (for manual trading) also be to watch a short time chart (maybe 1 2 or 5 minute) and to use parabolic SAR to try and catch turning points. But there's still nothing wrong with going by the clock.
Has anyone else noticed strong movement in the price around 06.50? Usually in the same direction as FMT. I have named this player Mr 10 to 7, but we don't know who it is, maybe it could be a huge financial institution, but someone is certainly pushing the price 10 minutes before Europe opens. As Hammy66 says, 06.45 seems a little too late to enter a trade for optimum benefit.
There's a great deal of knowledge being built up within this forum; we know more than we did 6 months ago, and if we can put this to useful effect then it will help our success.