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I use 12 time frames, the longest of these being 1 hour.
My approach is basically a scalping arrangement with a target of 9/10 pips on the first candle. But if you go beyond the first candle, anything is possible via the way of earning pips. My money take is irrelevant, anyway, i spend most of my time on the sharemarket. |
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hi guys
i m trying to trade with candlestick really interesting as it seems. but i use daily charts and go for 100+ pips but at the moment i m struggling to find overbought/oversold indicator as all of them laggy or in accurate( by accurate i don't mean 100% but atleast 70%). so any suggestions on will be greatly appreciated thanks |
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Stochastic Color Bar! - Forex Trading Hope this helps..... Regards, IIN |
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hi
thanks again for reply i use just candlestick to enter or exit nothing else on daily chart. bcoz if i use lower timeframe i see too much noise in them and there are too many patterns. which gets me confused on the trade i m in. i believe candlestick give enough information to trade but as u know the limitation with candlestick they cann't give price targets. i m trying to get some indicators on the charts but normally they raise more questions than answers. what i need help with is if the trend is moving fast and nearly every day the price is making higher high with big candle body then just look for reversal. but if the trend is moving slowly price is still making higher high but the candle body is not big enough which raises confusion as if trend is losing pace or it will keep on going. any guidence will be much appreciated thanks |
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The method I posted on this thread was never designed to run with a trend.
Candlestick patterns have a certain life then another pattern comes along. With my approach a life of up to 7 candles is definitely maximum. After all, it was a scalping type approach. I think the first pips you get after a pattern forms are the best pips. A higher leverage is an easier way to make the money using the first pips. |
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