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Old 12-29-2006, 01:51 AM
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Newest signal from the method:

See how ADX lines turned positive, blue above red.
SAR was delayed (It didn't came with the signal candle)

The correct entry would be 1.3144, when SAR agreed on the trend.

Closed 20+ in demo
and 21+ in demo for Cable

It can go up more, it's your own decision.

I want to add that using Heikin Ashi makes trends shape easier and market waves as well. If you made a deeper look you can tell me when the market wave is ending from the looks of shadows and candle colors.
(Often, there is a series of candles in one direction)

Picture for recent newest trade,
I wish you caught it.
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Old 12-29-2006, 01:59 AM
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The earlier signal:

Gave short altogether at 1.3145 and dropped to maximum of 1.3136.
Kidding me, only 6+ pips then turned long signal to give nearly 25+ pips.

I can't resolve this problem guys. You should use your discretion to open/close trades.

A trade would give from 1+ to 100+ pips.
A stop wouldn't help you in the case, but if you open 4 lots, close one lot every 5pip profit. then again, some trades are too generous and give 50+ or over.

Use little stoploss, we must respect risk-reward ratio.

If you found a method for SL and TP please help us.
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Old 12-30-2006, 05:07 AM
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Another nice day for the method.
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Old 12-30-2006, 10:08 PM
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Hi TopChess:

What is Heikin Ashi? I read where you mentioned it in an earlier post.

Regarding where to place a SL; it's really a difficult decision. In my opinion, this is one of the two items that makes the art of trading lean more towards gambling than investing.

When I comtemplate theories of where to place a SL my mind starts spinning. I don't want to place it too close and have it trigger when the pair may have just been going through a few of it's wild movements before heading off where I want it to go.

On the other hand, if I've stepped into a trade that is destinded to take off in the opposite direction (determining the direction a pair will travel is the second item that puts trading into the gambling arena,) the loss is as large as where the SL was placed.

To summarize; for me two clouds hang over my head 1) which direction a pair is really going to travel, and 2) where should I place the SL?

I like to type out my problems, it causes me to review my issues.
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Old 12-31-2006, 02:38 AM
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Hello,

Happy new year.

Heikin Ashi is a candlestick pattern that makes market trends look better and easier to identify (ofcourse in trending markets), If you see any picture above, there will be a series of red candles or blue candles in a row forming what is like a "Trend" or a "Wave".

More on Heikin Ashi (from investopedia)
The Heikin-Ashi technique is extremely useful for making candlestick charts more readable--trends can be located more easily, and buying opportunities can be spotted at a glance. The charts are constructed in the same manner as a normal candlestick chart, with the exception of the modified bar formulas. When properly used, this technique can help you spot trends and trend changes from which you can profit!

I share your problem. Stoploss is the biggest challenge of forex, may I tell you I got 2 trades stopped out at -30 when S and R breaks only to see trades went my favour after hitting SL to make around +40?

It's a serious challenge. If we do not use stoploss, that can wipe out accounts. If we use stoploss, we need to know that it's really the right point to-stop-loss.

So placing your trailing stop and stoploss or any stop order is very big decision. Indeed, while the method gives you all accurate trades, one trade last for 10 pips, and another for 100 pips. You can't know.

From my experience, the trade won't fly through my direction just when I open it, and that makes putting a SL harder.
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Old 12-31-2006, 05:23 AM
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Hi TopChess:

Yes, we suffer the same problem. After reading all of Elang's posts it seems his method makes deciding where to place the SL easier. However, when someone takes you by the hand and feeds every move to you with explicit directions it makes it all seem much easier than "when you find yourself left home alone" to figure it out on your own. The guy is good though, really good. Can't believe he's only 20.
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I am in the process of making some developments to the indicators set to have better results and to be able to trade swing setups too.

Today the system caught eurusd upside swings nicely as well
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Hi TopChess:

Thanks for the reply and I look forward to seeing the post you mentioned above.
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Search for the Holy Grail. There may not be a holy grail but it doesn't mean that you can't look for it. Continue to explore systems, indicators, and anything else you can get your hands on. It will help you in developing as a trader.
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I do my best to learn and develop my trading style. I might have found one already, but it's under extreme testing now

I do not want to add more indicators to the tool, instead If I could cut a few indicators and make it more simple.
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