rathcoole_exile
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btw, wtf is shergar ?
looks like Andy is busy robbing Post Offices, or whatever they do down there for fun, he's not been here for a while ....
In Las Palmas at the moment sipping a coffee not my fav brand, Maxwell House is ...
Your welcome to join me!
Rathcoole_exile, like I said, I am kind of lost with some of your terminology: "ES" and "YM". What are these please ?reler,
if i could ever offer you one serious word of advice in between Tiger beers, f::ck forex,
it's a complete ballax, newbie graveyard.
Stick to what the pros look at, ES, or at worst YM ......
don't take my word for it. check out all the threads. which ones offer the most get-rich-quick-sucker BS ........ the Banker's pay cheque, retail foreskin ....
Rathcoole_exile, like I said, I am kind of lost with some of your terminology: "ES" and "YM". What are these please ?
Cheers,
Reler
Gonna give this a try for the next month on EUR/USD. Will report back on how I go.
... I am finding difficulty getting my head around what is perhaps the most important part of the strategy, the entry.
Andy's books says: "The 5 min chart, our third duck is used for entries. What we are really looking for on the 5 min chart is for prices to get above the sma and move higher than the last high on the 5 min chart."
After showing an example, he goes on to say ... We would now be looking to buy when prices move above the last high (two candles to the left with lower wicks and two candles to the right with lower wicks) on the 5 min chart.
It's this “last high” thing that I am having trouble with. When Andy says that the last high occurs when you have “two candles to the left with lower wicks and two candles to the right with lower wicks”, must these be adjacent candles (as in the example shown in the book ) ? Because it doesn't actually happen “nicely” like that all the time !
I appreciate that you should use the 3 ducks in the context of your own philosophy, being aware where the markets are, what your own personal style is, etc, etc, etc. But even so, I have been pondering how I could find a reliable way to know that I am using the correct “high” (or “low”), I came across the idea of fractals in a thread on a forum “elsewhere”. (Ahem !)
Somebody has come up with the idea of using the “fractals” indicator available on MetaTrader. Apparently this signals “swing highs & lows”. A little googling has enabled me to get a handle on this and it seems that the definition is almost exactly the same as the one that I quoted from Andy's ebook. (Coincidence ?)
Anyway, is this a suitable tool for determining “highs & lows” for entry ?
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So, to sum up:-
1.What's the best way of establishing the “high” or “low” to use for entry ?
2.Are Fractals a suitable way of getting a rough idea for #1 ?
"Where is the lowest low ?"
Cheers,
Reler
It's this “last high” thing that I am having trouble with. When Andy says that the last high occurs when you have “two candles to the left with lower wicks and two candles to the right with lower wicks”, must these be adjacent candles (as in the example shown in the book ) ? Because it doesn't actually happen “nicely” like that all the time !
Reler
Mon Capitaine, if you continue to insist on keeping it simple you are going to create a simplicity vaccum into which unnecessary complexities will rush. You need more lines and arrows and invent some new buzzwords.
What's the matetr with you man.
Where did this "Lowest Low" stuff come from? I never said anything about lower lows or higher highs