Determining my trade bias

[QuadPip]

@Rickster99, I don’t know whether or not you are aware that you have a tendency to rub people the wrong way. If you’re not aware of that as yet, now you are.

You also don’t read posts very well and then you go off the deep end with questions that you should already have the answers to.

I had half a mind to ignore you but I’m going to answer your questions more for the benefit of the newbies than for you.

@Rickster99

In this thread you advised using wma 9 open and close. In the thread you have linked above at the beginning you advise wma 8 open and close. Then for your example you use wma 7 open and close. Why do you keep changing your mind?

Let me point out what I said in my earlier post in this very thread.

@QuadPip

You can play around with the WMA period to suit your needs.

The settings that you use can vary depending upon the pair you’re trading or your trading style or just what feels right to you at the time. There is no prescribed setting that you need to adhere to. Take note of the concept, not the exact settings!

@Rickster99

That’s why I asked are you using what you are advising?

You should know by now, since we’ve butted heads often enough, that I’m a pure price action trader. I know that you are a fundamental trader so why the sudden interest in technical trading? I don’t use indicators at all. I trade the naked chart.

Here’s what I said in the linked thread outlining the strategy:

@QuadPip

Note that this a training wheel approach. Eventually you want to get to a point where you rely on market structure alone to trade. You will get vastly better entries and exits using market structure and price action principles than you will ever get using indicators.

@Rickster99

The example you so clearly explained is from 2016. Did you not think someone would notice?

What are you talking about? Forgot to take your meds again? I wanted to draw everyones attention to the date. I said the following and I’ve bolded the relevant line so your mentally challenged mind can read it this time:

@QuadPip

I picked USD/CAD and I chose a section that would allow me to demonstrate a few different concepts. I suggest that you open up your charts to the same location so that you can follow along.

Does that look like I’m trying to hide the date, which clearly shows in the attached charts? The concepts are more important than the period the example was drawn from.

@Rickster99

Also your demand zone is not right looking at the supply demand video you posted. It should be lower to the origin of the move to mark the distal and proximal lines. You’ve fit the zone for the chart looking in hindsight. I’m only learning about these zones so I watched the video, maybe you know more. But it’s all very inconsistent. Which begs the question how do you decide to use one method over another for any trade?

Why don’t you show us how its done? Pull up that same chart at the same location and you mark up the demand zone.

You ask a lot of questions in a very abrasive manner but I have never seen any strategies from you or any other helpful posts or responses at all. Show us your trading strategies if you have any. Until then, talk to the hand! I’m done answering your rude questions.