Win ratio

[Oskar]

Anyone still using this? I’ve been looking at the London breakout 1, So looks like a hybrid of the two may work well.

use 5:00 to 7:00 London time as the range. Set your horizontal lines at the highest high and lowest low of that range. Then set your pending orders just above and below those lines. If you live in a time zone where you aren’t asleep that time of day, it works better if you monitor instead of set it and forget it.

Yes I do, and it still makes pips and works.
I make judgment calls to set and forget at night (since I like my sleep) so I don’t trade every night. Right now my average of using it a week is 2 nights.

[TalonD]

Glad to see it’s working for you. I like the LB1 but can’t do it due to my timezone, I need my sleep for sure. Been trying it out this week while off for the holiday.

[ninety9]

Anybody still using this system?

[SanMiguel]

Don’t think so.
Use

• London 1 in the Free Systems forum or
• have a search for 5 mins of fury
• On London 1 there is also a link to a variation of the breakout by a guy called Hector

[TalonD]

Don’t think so.
Use

• London 1 in the Free Systems forum or
• have a search for 5 mins of fury
• On London 1 there is also a link to a variation of the breakout by a guy called Hector

Hector, that’s what I was looking for and couldn’t remember where the link was. so it’s in lb1. thanks.

[SanMiguel]

Don’t think so.
Use

• London 1 in the Free Systems forum or
• have a search for 5 mins of fury
• On London 1 there is also a link to a variation of the breakout by a guy called Hector

And you could also try TalonD’s Daily High/Low system, which is also a variation

[TalonD]

Daily Hi Low is a sort of a variation of a London breakout. not intentionally but it turns out that way. That Hector video I think is an excellent refinement to this win ratio london breakout. I still need to go back and look for the link. If someone beats me to it then post it here.

[Jhon_betts]

hey guyz
I intend to use this thread as my way of logging my trades and to post my thoughts about what I’ve done well and more importantly, the mistakes that I identify.