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I've been accepted for the new forum, anyone know where it can be found?
Duncan
Not sure if it's "live" yet. http://www.trade2win.com/boards/members-private-forums/97304-forex-net-trap.html
I've been accepted for the new forum, anyone know where it can be found?
Duncan
Guys, treat this as a long term stratergy. Unless you get major drawdowns, don't panic and make sure you stick to your MM. Psycholgy is a major part of trading and I know it's difficult, but try to leave your emotions out of your trading psyche.
Hang on a minute, I think I am missing the page where it says if it is a trade day but if you look out the window a spot a man crossing the path of a black cat and going under a ladder then don't trade after all. Typical.
RH will confirm later to me, his word is NT law!
M
G'day Sirs,
Although I'll be sorry to see you guys go into your private forum, here's a couple of "tips" for you (after trading 12 years on the Forex) if I may. When I started out, there was a camaraderie between "us Forex guys" when everyone helped each other regardless of who had paid for this that and the other system. In fact we openly shared each others' systems. I learned so much for "free" in those early days, so I am always willing to help "fellow traders" if I can.
Firstly, it is essential to use some kind of "pivot points" indicating support and resistance. They are only "indicators" mind you, but an invaluable tool in my experience. I personally use "Camarilla Equations" to chart support & resistance based on the previous day's high/low. They are Incredibly accurate to forecast "breakout or retracement levels" once a Camarilla point is hit. I personally never trade without them and never cease to be amazed at their accuracy ('tho like everything, they have their "off" days)!
Secondly (a point I have raised before with surprisingly zero feedback): always have the FTSE 100 chart open alongside your GBP/USD chart (this will only help those who are able to watch the charts at 8.00am). The FTSE 100 opens bang on 8.00am and almost always "kicks off" dramatically! Today was yet another classic example when at 8.00am precisely, the FTSE 100 began a nosedive of -97pips. If you were in a BUY trade on NT (like today), the GBP/USD will almost always follow the FTSE 100 and today it began to fall, being an indication to "get out" and cut your losses. Conversely, if the FTSE 100 is headed in the direction of NT's signal, then you can "relax" a little and maybe hang in for some big pips profit. This "may be" (as I've said before), a flaw in RH's strategy as it fails to take into account the effect of the FTSE 100 on the NT strategy – the FTSE 100 WILL almost always have an effect; if it’s headed in NT’s direction all well and good; if it’s headed in the opposite direction, BEWARE! 8.00am is when it all kicks off!
Lastly, and mainly for the benefit of newbies to Forex (and possibly some old timers), RH's strategy is nothing new (no offence intended to RH, but £247 is a bit steep to say the least). It's a "take" on many other "early bird" systems (take a look for yourselves) where the market tends to move "predictably" with minimum volatility at that time of the morning.
Anyhow, hope the above is of use to some people. Hopefully, those of us remaining in the Public forum can continue to bounce ideas around, and indeed it will be good to keep in touch with those in the Private forum too!
Good day Sirs,
Mike
ps: As I've said previously, go back-check the FTSE 100 charts at 8.00am and you'll see what I mean.
pps: A great site for general info, education, chat, forums, systems, reviews etc http://www.forexpeacearmy.com
Interesting post Mike, I was not aware of any strong correlation between cable and the footsie, will
definitely have a closer look at this.
G'day Sirs,
Although I'll be sorry to see you guys go into your private forum, here's a couple of "tips" for you (after trading 12 years on the Forex) if I may. When I started out, there was a camaraderie between "us Forex guys" when everyone helped each other regardless of who had paid for this that and the other system. In fact we openly shared each others' systems. I learned so much for "free" in those early days, so I am always willing to help "fellow traders" if I can.
Firstly, it is essential to use some kind of "pivot points" indicating support and resistance. They are only "indicators" mind you, but an invaluable tool in my experience. I personally use "Camarilla Equations" to chart support & resistance based on the previous day's high/low. They are Incredibly accurate to forecast "breakout or retracement levels" once a Camarilla point is hit. I personally never trade without them and never cease to be amazed at their accuracy ('tho like everything, they have their "off" days)!
Secondly (a point I have raised before with surprisingly zero feedback): always have the FTSE 100 chart open alongside your GBP/USD chart (this will only help those who are able to watch the charts at 8.00am). The FTSE 100 opens bang on 8.00am and almost always "kicks off" dramatically! Today was yet another classic example when at 8.00am precisely, the FTSE 100 began a nosedive of -97pips. If you were in a BUY trade on NT (like today), the GBP/USD will almost always follow the FTSE 100 and today it began to fall, being an indication to "get out" and cut your losses. Conversely, if the FTSE 100 is headed in the direction of NT's signal, then you can "relax" a little and maybe hang in for some big pips profit. This "may be" (as I've said before), a flaw in RH's strategy as it fails to take into account the effect of the FTSE 100 on the NT strategy – the FTSE 100 WILL almost always have an effect; if it’s headed in NT’s direction all well and good; if it’s headed in the opposite direction, BEWARE! 8.00am is when it all kicks off!
Lastly, and mainly for the benefit of newbies to Forex (and possibly some old timers), RH's strategy is nothing new (no offence intended to RH, but £247 is a bit steep to say the least). It's a "take" on many other "early bird" systems (take a look for yourselves) where the market tends to move "predictably" with minimum volatility at that time of the morning.
Anyhow, hope the above is of use to some people. Hopefully, those of us remaining in the Public forum can continue to bounce ideas around, and indeed it will be good to keep in touch with those in the Private forum too!
Good day Sirs,
Mike
ps: As I've said previously, go back-check the FTSE 100 charts at 8.00am and you'll see what I mean.
pps: A great site for general info, education, chat, forums, systems, reviews etc http://www.forexpeacearmy.com
G'day Sirs,
Although I'll be sorry to see you guys go into your private forum, here's a couple of "tips" for you (after trading 12 years on the Forex) if I may. When I started out, there was a camaraderie between "us Forex guys" when everyone helped each other regardless of who had paid for this that and the other system. In fact we openly shared each others' systems. I learned so much for "free" in those early days, so I am always willing to help "fellow traders" if I can.
Firstly, it is essential to use some kind of "pivot points" indicating support and resistance. They are only "indicators" mind you, but an invaluable tool in my experience. I personally use "Camarilla Equations" to chart support & resistance based on the previous day's high/low. They are Incredibly accurate to forecast "breakout or retracement levels" once a Camarilla point is hit. I personally never trade without them and never cease to be amazed at their accuracy ('tho like everything, they have their "off" days)!
Secondly (a point I have raised before with surprisingly zero feedback): always have the FTSE 100 chart open alongside your GBP/USD chart (this will only help those who are able to watch the charts at 8.00am). The FTSE 100 opens bang on 8.00am and almost always "kicks off" dramatically! Today was yet another classic example when at 8.00am precisely, the FTSE 100 began a nosedive of -97pips. If you were in a BUY trade on NT (like today), the GBP/USD will almost always follow the FTSE 100 and today it began to fall, being an indication to "get out" and cut your losses. Conversely, if the FTSE 100 is headed in the direction of NT's signal, then you can "relax" a little and maybe hang in for some big pips profit. This "may be" (as I've said before), a flaw in RH's strategy as it fails to take into account the effect of the FTSE 100 on the NT strategy – the FTSE 100 WILL almost always have an effect; if it’s headed in NT’s direction all well and good; if it’s headed in the opposite direction, BEWARE! 8.00am is when it all kicks off!
Lastly, and mainly for the benefit of newbies to Forex (and possibly some old timers), RH's strategy is nothing new (no offence intended to RH, but £247 is a bit steep to say the least). It's a "take" on many other "early bird" systems (take a look for yourselves) where the market tends to move "predictably" with minimum volatility at that time of the morning.
Anyhow, hope the above is of use to some people. Hopefully, those of us remaining in the Public forum can continue to bounce ideas around, and indeed it will be good to keep in touch with those in the Private forum too!
Good day Sirs,
Mike
ps: As I've said previously, go back-check the FTSE 100 charts at 8.00am and you'll see what I mean.
pps: A great site for general info, education, chat, forums, systems, reviews etc http://www.forexpeacearmy.com
Hi, My name is Taypot and Have only just opened an IG account (but have broken my platform already and the software developers are mending it which is going to be another day).
In the meanwhile, thanks Mike for your generous post and link to http://www.forexpeacearmy.com.
FPA and its owner seem to have a bit of a chequered history if you Google about!
BTW If any NT LURKERS want to read another forum based on Net Trap there is one and the link was given on this site earlier today. The testers have set up a mechanical system which looks good and I am off to research it now.
If your brain isn't functioning too well at 6:15 am not sure if combinations of U & D are going to make things any easier
Another point... Isn't it better to have more people doing this on an obvious trend day as the increased volume during the quieter period must increase the likelihood of success? So why worry about us lurkers who either missed the boat or couldn’t afford £250. Isn't it a case of 'the more the merrier'.
I don't think even 100k Trappers betting with Bookies is going to move the market - It's my understanding that it is Governments and Banks that do that in the real market.
Yet another point... RH is clever. I have seen him in another video on UTUBE dealing in currency and affecting the market. It’s great he is helping you guys and being paid for it. He is big clever enough not to worry.
If that is the video from the 1980's he referred to in one of his round up emails, then he denied it was he
Final point (promise) …… Maybe a daft question/idea. As pure NT people open and close roughly at same point doesn’t that mean that the market reverses when you close and if that is in a quieter time wouldn't it be worth taking an opposite trade straight away for a few pips. Has anyone back tested that idea?
As Mike would say
Good day Sirs,
Shame you are off…
Taypot
Cheers and welcome.
G'day Sirs,
Although I'll be sorry to see you guys go into your private forum, here's a couple of "tips" for you (after trading 12 years on the Forex) if I may. When I started out, there was a camaraderie between "us Forex guys" when everyone helped each other regardless of who had paid for this that and the other system. In fact we openly shared each others' systems. I learned so much for "free" in those early days, so I am always willing to help "fellow traders" if I can.
Firstly, it is essential to use some kind of "pivot points" indicating support and resistance. They are only "indicators" mind you, but an invaluable tool in my experience. I personally use "Camarilla Equations" to chart support & resistance based on the previous day's high/low. They are Incredibly accurate to forecast "breakout or retracement levels" once a Camarilla point is hit. I personally never trade without them and never cease to be amazed at their accuracy ('tho like everything, they have their "off" days)!
Secondly (a point I have raised before with surprisingly zero feedback): always have the FTSE 100 chart open alongside your GBP/USD chart (this will only help those who are able to watch the charts at 8.00am). The FTSE 100 opens bang on 8.00am and almost always "kicks off" dramatically! Today was yet another classic example when at 8.00am precisely, the FTSE 100 began a nosedive of -97pips. If you were in a BUY trade on NT (like today), the GBP/USD will almost always follow the FTSE 100 and today it began to fall, being an indication to "get out" and cut your losses. Conversely, if the FTSE 100 is headed in the direction of NT's signal, then you can "relax" a little and maybe hang in for some big pips profit. This "may be" (as I've said before), a flaw in RH's strategy as it fails to take into account the effect of the FTSE 100 on the NT strategy – the FTSE 100 WILL almost always have an effect; if it’s headed in NT’s direction all well and good; if it’s headed in the opposite direction, BEWARE! 8.00am is when it all kicks off!
Lastly, and mainly for the benefit of newbies to Forex (and possibly some old timers), RH's strategy is nothing new (no offence intended to RH, but £247 is a bit steep to say the least). It's a "take" on many other "early bird" systems (take a look for yourselves) where the market tends to move "predictably" with minimum volatility at that time of the morning.
Anyhow, hope the above is of use to some people. Hopefully, those of us remaining in the Public forum can continue to bounce ideas around, and indeed it will be good to keep in touch with those in the Private forum too!
Good day Sirs,
Mike
ps: As I've said previously, go back-check the FTSE 100 charts at 8.00am and you'll see what I mean.
pps: A great site for general info, education, chat, forums, systems, reviews etc http://www.forexpeacearmy.com
I've been accepted for the new forum, anyone know where it can be found?
Duncan
For those of you who may be interested in pivot points, I attach a screen shot of the three that are of interest to me. These are calculated automatically and include Floor, De-mark and Camarilla with timeframes of daily and weekly. When price is close to any of the pivot prices I get alerted. If the background is green then price is approaching a support level and if magenta then it is approaching a resistance level. If yellow then it is approaching a pivot point level (used for D-Mark and Floor pivots only). When you get confluence the reliability improves.
Paul
G'day Sirs,
Although I'll be sorry to see you guys go into your private forum, here's a couple of "tips" for you (after trading 12 years on the Forex) if I may. When I started out, there was a camaraderie between "us Forex guys" when everyone helped each other regardless of who had paid for this that and the other system. In fact we openly shared each others' systems. I learned so much for "free" in those early days, so I am always willing to help "fellow traders" if I can.
Firstly, it is essential to use some kind of "pivot points" indicating support and resistance. They are only "indicators" mind you, but an invaluable tool in my experience. I personally use "Camarilla Equations" to chart support & resistance based on the previous day's high/low. They are Incredibly accurate to forecast "breakout or retracement levels" once a Camarilla point is hit. I personally never trade without them and never cease to be amazed at their accuracy ('tho like everything, they have their "off" days)!
Secondly (a point I have raised before with surprisingly zero feedback): always have the FTSE 100 chart open alongside your GBP/USD chart (this will only help those who are able to watch the charts at 8.00am). The FTSE 100 opens bang on 8.00am and almost always "kicks off" dramatically! Today was yet another classic example when at 8.00am precisely, the FTSE 100 began a nosedive of -97pips. If you were in a BUY trade on NT (like today), the GBP/USD will almost always follow the FTSE 100 and today it began to fall, being an indication to "get out" and cut your losses. Conversely, if the FTSE 100 is headed in the direction of NT's signal, then you can "relax" a little and maybe hang in for some big pips profit. This "may be" (as I've said before), a flaw in RH's strategy as it fails to take into account the effect of the FTSE 100 on the NT strategy – the FTSE 100 WILL almost always have an effect; if it’s headed in NT’s direction all well and good; if it’s headed in the opposite direction, BEWARE! 8.00am is when it all kicks off!
Lastly, and mainly for the benefit of newbies to Forex (and possibly some old timers), RH's strategy is nothing new (no offence intended to RH, but £247 is a bit steep to say the least). It's a "take" on many other "early bird" systems (take a look for yourselves) where the market tends to move "predictably" with minimum volatility at that time of the morning.
Anyhow, hope the above is of use to some people. Hopefully, those of us remaining in the Public forum can continue to bounce ideas around, and indeed it will be good to keep in touch with those in the Private forum too!
Good day Sirs,
Mike
ps: As I've said previously, go back-check the FTSE 100 charts at 8.00am and you'll see what I mean.
pps: A great site for general info, education, chat, forums, systems, reviews etc http://www.forexpeacearmy.com