Offshore Trader said:'Morning everyone. I think that we will probably see a pretty rangy sort of day today after the big move on Friday. Looks like we are heading towards 1.90 but there must be a fair chance of a pull back towards 1.84 first. A scalpers day I think
Offshore Trader said:Did I go short? No, I went for a cycle
zuke said:LONG 445, Stop 415, Target 515
zuke said:Looks like the end is nigh for this trade
zuke said:Hit my stop and bounced 20 pips! Grrrr!!
Stopped out for -30!
4pm close @8410.2 (+60.4)ChowClown said:Mornin'
Today's VEBO orders:
BUY stop: 8513.2
SL: 8478.9
TP: 8663.2
Close: -34.3
SELL stop:8473.6
SL: 8508.0
TP: 8320.6
Close:
...now short
Hi DC,dc2000 said:Hi Chow whats the reasoning behind the 4pm cut off ? I thought Hans held untill late evening
That's right, Hans does. This variant just trades Cable (which incidently constitutes most of the Hans method profit) and the backtesting suggested a 4pm cut-off was more profitable than later exits; a handy time to call it a day too (from a personal perspective)
If it continues down; only to 8314
DC,ChowClown said:DC,
It's a combination of methods from another board posted by SM01 & Hans123. Volatility Expansion Breakout. Backtesting over the last few years looked promising by the guys, so i've begun forward testing manually with Oanda. Fits in nicely with the day-job (tethered to my desk as an IT Recruiter - boooo).
Here you go:
For longs
Set the channel entry margin = (price @ 8AM BST) + (70% of 5AM-8AM range)
Set the Stop level = (price @ 8AM BST) - (50% of 5AM-8AM range)
TP at 150 pips. Close all trades and/or pending orders at 4pm.
Keep the opposite pending order active once the other order is opened.
Reverse for shorts.
As I say, all credit to SM01 and Hans123.
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chow