Hey Dale, I had a question for you about how you enter positions with the SI. I know you use the adxr values and choose the top instruments on that scale, but what would you do in the following situation... You enter a trade in gbp/jpy because it has one of the higher adxr(14) values that day. The trade goes well, but after a week or so you hit the tisar point. At this time, the adxr value is not as favorable, and there are other pairs with higher values. Do you still stop and reverse here, or do you simply close the trade, take your profit/loss and look for other trades with instruments with higher adxr values? The reason I am asking this is because the adxr values will obviously change, and if they change enough when you are in a trade to make another pair a better option, you have a choice to make. I know that this would be "breaking the rules" of the SI because sometimes you would be just stopping and not stopping and reversing, but it seems to make sense if you want to follow the trades based on high adxr values, which is part of what makes these systems work well.
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