Right now still battling with my overtrading demons! Getting there though... when I hold back and only hit on what I see as high probability trades, the results speak for themselves. Like last week, I made five trades, won four and came in 140 pips up. So very happy with the way things are going overall.
Just more time and practice. Further development of good old patience and discipline. :-) The only thing that's holding me back is myself, not lack of tools. If you stopped this thread exactly where it is now, I'm convinced that there's more than enough here to create consistent profitability (if applied properly).
Great video by the way. Got a lot out of that one.
''As for directional bias... I have a couple of tips for you on the next PTC installment. How would you like to know with pretty good odds what the Low or High of the day will be before the European Session even opens? How's that for tips?
Stay tuned folks... we're entering the "Elite Zone" lol''
pls let it rain on us also how we could take full advantage of it, sure we talk probabilities :-)
pls anybody can tell me how to do the quoting with the blue square and quotes?
what does PTC installment stands for?
thx to anybody who will shed the light on that :-)))
It's easy georgewhite, under the message you want to quote it says 'Reply' and 'Reply with quote'. Hit 'Reply with quote' and write what you want to write after the last [/QUOTE] mark.
PTC stands for Pro Traders Club and he is referring to the PTC video update at the bottom of the first screen.
Hi ICT, does the chat room on your blog ever / still get used? Would be good to talk in real time to folks about whats going on on the charts, but never seems to be anyone in there.
Observed the following possible trade, but don't know whether it would count as a valid ICT setup as was against the 4hr and 1day flow (currently up), although price had broken an intermediate low on the 1hr chart so perhaps would be counted as a scalp opportunity whilst waiting for a potential long in line with the higher timeframe flows? My thinking was:
1) Price had broken the Asian session low and then retraced.
2) Price retraced to in between the 61.8 and 72.6 levels - so Optimal Entry territory after the breakout.
3 Price in the Sell Zone i.e. above the Pivot.
Overall not a great deal of confluences, however I've often observed that price will continue in the direction of the Asian session break - not always of course, but often (Often enough is the question I guess?). Based on this, the trade would have had round about a 10 pip stop, with the 1.27 extension, 50% of Fridays extremes, 1.62 figure all round 30 pips away, so a good 1:3 trade.
Question is, would this have been considered a valid trade?
After one months live trading today is the first day I haven't pulled the trigger(yet
).
I'm looking at a long G/U.
I'm watching the 1.62 (institutional), current 4hr up (just) and buy zone but with no US action I might just sit out as an exercise in er... Not Massively Over Trading as usual!