brewski1984
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I didn't want to influence your trade, now I'm going to feel bad if it would have worked out for you. I should have kept my opinions to myself.
Good luck with this robertdaley.
As a free tip (which I have not seen elsewhere) I would suggest entering a limit order to close your trade which is initially way beyond your normal R:R - occasionally price moves dramatically in your direction if you really have identified a good entry signal and it's good to let it have the opportunity to run immediately after entry: later you can pull the limit order back to normal parameters.
e.g. If your R:R is intended to be 1:2, put your stop at -100, but initially put your limit order at +800. Occasionally you will find the market is moving on a similar entry signal to yourself and price goes briefly way beyond your target. Later in the session, pull back to +200 as normal.
If you leave entry orders in the market whilst away from the screen, you might do likewise. I have occasionally caught price spikes on unexpected good news affecting individual stocks this way.
I went short Eursd yesterday and it has come off nicely.
I will go long GBPUSD today if prices retraces a little on this daily pin.