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Old 03-17-2008, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr Average View Post
I was just wondering if any of the thread's protagonists would be able to comment on something I've been thinking about. As I mentioned, I found that divergence improved the win/loss ratio, as did S&R entries on/around the 00 level.........

so I was thinking
Stop right there ...you're about to make the common mistake which virtually ALL newcomers make. They think far too much for their own good!!

You have a basic template here on this thread (support-resistance) which knocks onto the natural extension study of supply-demand behaviour.

You have a couple reasonable additional price action triggers (divergences & inside-outside bar formations at key levels) to assist along the way.

That's all you require to begin formulating a strategy which can keep you out of trouble & return decent % slices to your account over the mid to long term.

The perfect set up doesn't exist.

Multiple filters are totally unecessary. They'll merely serve to confuse & disorient you. Why confuse something so simple in it's observation & execution??

More isn't best.

You've got everything you need to begin making money in these instruments right there in the guts of your post.

Begin stacking & assembling the information you already have to best suit your specific needs & aims. As long as you adhere to sensible risk & (trade) money management templates, then you'll begin to assess whether this type of trading model has legs (for you) or not.
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