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We all have different styles and there are many ways of trading many different charts.
My way will not suit everyone and my way is often ways in different discrtionary setups.
But the basic premise of low risk decient R/R remains,in my trading.
Thats the beauty of technical trading---subjective analysis.
I will see something different to what others see.
Being right or wrong isnt the question.
Being profitable in the long run is!!
Really like the confluence on the weekly too.
Really like the confluence on the weekly too.
We all have different styles and there are many ways of trading many different charts.
My way will not suit everyone and my way is often ways in different discrtionary setups.
But the basic premise of low risk decient R/R remains,in my trading.
Thats the beauty of technical trading---subjective analysis.
I will see something different to what others see.
Being right or wrong isnt the question.
Being profitable in the long run is!!
Can, SEK has also been on my watchlist for a while. I will be looking for a entry with a strong break above $7.60ish with a stop just under the trendline. Refer the SEK thread. Sorry at work and don't have my charts set up here for more detail.
Originally Posted by questionall_42 (bold from CanOz);
Can - going over your allocated risk is NOT a good thing. You create rules to follow, and although this just paper trading, this is an exercise in working out how to make profitable trades for you. Part of this exercise should be to find out what your risk/return should be. Bugger, sorry. Oh well, what should i have done, i tried to get them at 1.33?
Originally Posted by questionall_42 (bold from CanOz);
Also, you did mention earlier in this thread that you are lacking patience (i couldn't find it just now). And if you are impatient for a paper trade, then this spells trouble for the real thing. As far as emotions go, its my biggest downfall, afraid to miss out, whats yours?
Originally Posted by questionall_42 (bold from CanOz);
Picking stocks is one factor in a good return; your trading psychology is as important. Absolutley, i'm on the last chapter of "Trading in The Zone" now, great book, for life too, not just trading.
I hope you're learning as much as me, i just wish we could all do this in person, its much easier to understand the goodwill and intent.
One option is not to have executed the trade at all - you have your conditions/rules, and if you don't live by them, then you are reacting to emotion.
Really like the confluence on the weekly too.
Oh, for those wondering, i missed out on SEK, because of the price increase today i feel it does not meet my requirements for R/R, unless of course it gets sold off in the afternoon, but then, if there is still that much supply, why would i want it now?
i missed out on SEK, because of the price increase today i feel it does not meet my requirements for R/R,
Hi Can
I hate to keep harping on about time frame and there are many aspects to how its applied but lets just look at this.
If you are looking to trade the medium time frame think about where those moves come from that look like AOE. If you breakdown AOE into each move during the up trend look at where each move comes from or the price structure before it.
I put SEK up as a medium term possible trade as its formed a reasonable base and has a reasonable range up to that base.
I like the premise that “price moves continually from one range to another” I think that came from Stan Weinstein's book. Doesn’t mean SEK will range upwards absolutely as its just about probability
Entry for SEK in this case for me would be $7.63 any where below that has been met with supply. Stop would be below yesterdays bar and add to on break of new high or retest after break. Position size accordingly.
Hope this helps
Tech whats your time frame?
Focus
Tech,
Great post,
Also Tech, your post also pokes holes in the theory of: self for filling prophecy!
I'm looking for a completion of wave 3 (it could have already happened).Tech whats your time frame?
Snake I see T/A more as analysis of crowd behaviour.If it wasn't it wouldn't have the tendency to work as it does regardless of style.
Oh but it doesn't. You just don't realise it. Charting is self-fullfilling and also corruptive.If it wasn't it wouldn't have the tendency to work as it does regardless of style.
PERSPECTIVE!!
Yesterday you bought a stock which rose 5c in $1.30
Today you discard a stock which has risen 18c in $7.50
The ratio in todays move in SEK is LESS than yesterdays move in MAH?
This move is likely to be well above 18c!!!
Snake I see T/A more as analysis of crowd behaviour.
And as crowd behaviour (particularly big crowds) is predictable and can be seen as cyclic as well as repetitive---this is why analysis will have a tendancy to be "self" fulfilling.
Notice also how smaller crowds (trading small caps) can do seamingly radical things---spike either way! Or be more volatile or totally flat---(no crowd to work with!).
cheers for your thoughts snake, understand what you are saying great angle to look at it from.
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