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Originally Posted by Bocajunior
Hello All,
Yes, Dale, The copper wire thing. Never nice to lose money like that eh. Especially for a scotsman  . But that's trading isn't it.
I agree that I like to use the RT system in markets with low ADX/ADXR values and as pointed out by Nick, USDCAD is a prime example. I have not used this in a trending market.
You know, the last few nights I have been re-reading a bit of the book every night, at the same time trying to finish my candlestick book, and the systems are becoming more and more clear. I'm still not entirely clear about a couple of things though. One is the BOSBOS labelling on the RT system and the other is TISAR on the SI system.
I think this BOSBOS labelling is a little bit hit and miss... Lets say I start with GBPUSD,,, I take a trade,, long or short,, depending if b1 or S1 is hit..I follow it through as per the system rules as far as exit and reversing etc.. then I have a BOS label for that day.. for example.. If the B1 is hit,, then that was B day and I can follow the system from there... Clear??! I thought not,, but feel free to comment. This is how I've been using it,, and only on low ADX/ADXR pairs.
For the SI.. i think i need to re-read the thread where Dale discussed the TISAR and the pipfactor.. as my TISAR is either too close,, or too far away from the price to be worth using at all...Like I said, I need to be more clear on this TISAR set-up as right now I am very hit & miss with this.
ok doke all
over for now
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Good morning!
Boca-I think you're making the BOS more complicated than it needs to be. From my understanding and its worked very well so far 8 trades taken and all 8 for a profit. You need to take the most significant high or low going from today backward. The following system kinda helped me understand this concept better:
PRICE ACTION SYSTEM
Sell:
1. First candlestick makes Higher High
2. Second candlestick makes Lower High
3. Third candlestick breaks low of 2nd candlestick (candlestick that made Lower High)
4. Sell when 3rd candlestick breaks low of 2nd candlestick.
5. Take profit is personal choice. I like 50-100 pips. Rest i place trailing stop loss
6. Stop loss is 20 pips above candle that make Higher High.
Buy
1. First candlestick makes Lower Low
2. Second candlestick makes Higher Low
3. Third candlestick breaks high of 2nd candlestick (candlestick that made Higher Low)
4. Buy when 3rd candlestick breaks high of 2nd candlestick.
5. Take profit is personal choice. I like 50-100 pips. Rest i place trailing stop loss
6. Stop loss is 20 pips under candle that make Lower Low.
Once you have that you basicly stick with it till you have a LBOP/HBOP or something close to being a LBOP/HBOP. It also helps to reread it, always becomes more and more clear that way. I just look for the nearest large candle to today and start there with my B or S(BOS).
As far as SI goes. I'm right there with ya. I'm hoping that I will "get it" as I trade it more and more.
My RT trades:
EUR/USD 3%gain
USD/CHF still in the trade but it's green
GBP/USD trade still not triggered
USD/JPY trade still not triggered
Total 5 % gain for the week.
Cheers,
Randon