trendie said:re: Big Ben.
If the Big Ben triggers a short, and then reverses, ( ie; falls, then goes up and breaches the high of the 7-8am bar ), do you go LONG ?
or is Big Ben a one-trade a day shot ?
Kaffee said:Well..... according to that article posted yesterday (by Chowclown ??) it's a one shot deal.
BUT... have a backtest.... your idea seems to work.
EDIT:- Which makes it a variant of Hans123, but with different timeframes
Cableguy said:Found this in my favourites, prob worth looking at as well if it hasn't been posted before
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/showthread.php?t=11352&highlight=filter
fxtc said:Long @7607 : SL 7581 : TP 7802 : estimated profit +190 pips
Kaffee said:Any plans to re-enter this position ?
re-entered 7540Kaffee said:Any plans to re-enter this position ?
Cableguy said:Long @ 7530, target: 7575, s/l: 7510.
There was another explanation of big ben posted on here I think in the form of a word doc. Someone said it was a better explanation. Does anyone have it please? I have been searching for it for ages on here.ChowClown said:For those interested in Big Ben. Snaffled from another bb.
...that would be useful; from previous posts here, Big Ben appears to be the breakout from the 7-8am range, but the pdf i posted appears to describe Baruch's approach (it doesn't use the EUR action for confirmation though), ie waiting for the Frankfurt and London opening range to form from 6am GMT. Perhaps someone could clarify this morning's Big Ben. I've attached my interpretation, based on the Taders Mag pdf, but not completely sure.....droog said:There was another explanation of big ben posted on here I think in the form of a word doc. Someone said it was a better explanation. Does anyone have it please? I have been searching for it for ages on here.
TIA.
trendie said:to those guys who have daily targets:
if you dont achieve your daily target, do you increase bet-size for next day ?
cos if you target 30 pips a day, and you profit 4 days, and lose 1 day, thats 120 - 30 = 90 pips per week.
overall average of 18 pips a day.
or do you decide how many pips you want, and factor in your win/loss before deciding the daily target.
eg; you want about 20 pips per day. but you know you may lose 1 out of 4 or 5 trades, and so target 30 or 35 pips, so it all balances out.
trendie said:to those guys who have daily targets:
if you dont achieve your daily target, do you increase bet-size for next day ?
cos if you target 30 pips a day, and you profit 4 days, and lose 1 day, thats 120 - 30 = 90 pips per week.
overall average of 18 pips a day.
or do you decide how many pips you want, and factor in your win/loss before deciding the daily target.
eg; you want about 20 pips per day. but you know you may lose 1 out of 4 or 5 trades, and so target 30 or 35 pips, so it all balances out.
ChowClown said:...that would be useful; from previous posts here, Big Ben appears to be the breakout from the 7-8am range, but the pdf i posted appears to describe Baruch's approach (it doesn't use the EUR action for confirmation though), ie waiting for the Frankfurt and London opening range to form from 6am GMT. Perhaps someone could clarify this morning's Big Ben. I've attached my interpretation, based on the Taders Mag pdf, but not completely sure.....
Cheers
trendie said:to those guys who have daily targets:
if you dont achieve your daily target, do you increase bet-size for next day ?
cos if you target 30 pips a day, and you profit 4 days, and lose 1 day, thats 120 - 30 = 90 pips per week.
overall average of 18 pips a day.
or do you decide how many pips you want, and factor in your win/loss before deciding the daily target.
eg; you want about 20 pips per day. but you know you may lose 1 out of 4 or 5 trades, and so target 30 or 35 pips, so it all balances out.