Why put so much effort in monitoring smaller and lower probability timeframes, when you can enjoy a stress-free 1hr work week monitoring the daily chart 5mins a day?
Friday, December 6, 2013
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Trade Less, Earn More.
The lesser you trade, the more you earn. Choose those with the best everything - risk reward, probability etc. Imagine earning 1:5 r:r with the best probability.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Post-entry choppiness in smaller timeframes
When after entering a smaller timeframe trade, price starts to consolidate or chop for an extended period of time, it is best to just close out the trade because it is quite probable that volatility would hit you anytime.
Vary position sizes
Vary position sizes according to one's gut feel confidence in the trade.
Smaller timeframes
One should not trade smaller timeframes than the daily one, as there is increased volatility. Volatility can suddenly occur and stop out your trade prematurely. Therefore, one should only enter smaller timeframes on a volatile signal candle ie when price range of candle suddenly widens a lot
Friday, October 11, 2013
Trading accounts
Set up an ultra conservative 100 percent probability (imo) live account to earn solid guaranteed money. Set up another demo to master other trading conditions (to 100 percent) before using the ultra conservative live account to trade those conditions.
Alternatively, reduce the risks for those trades by half. They are still high probability.
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Logic and reason's role in trading
Logic and reason can only explain what is observed as a repetitive phenomenon in the markets. They cannot be used to theorise and predict what will happen in the markets, technically, if one wants to trade with high probability.
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