prawn_86
Mod: Call me Dendrobranchiata
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A big problem with trading often (scalping) is getting over the spread.
That's why I hate hitting the market for an entry. If you do the sums you see why it hurts so much. Lets say 10 trades a day X 200 days per year X 2 point spread = 4000 pips!!
That's why your loses are hurting. They are 2 pips bigger than they should be IMHO. And your winners at least 2 pips, I would say 4, less than they should be.
I can see exactly what your saying TH, but how can you throw a limit order in the middle of the spread?
By the time i type it out the market has moved...
I don't know what broker you are using but you probably can't?
You need one click trading in the DOM to get entries that aren't "@ market"
bump your zoom up (go further in) and make the width of the yellow WMAs 2px (everything is 1px atm) - you'll see the HP / normal setups a lot quicker.
Yeh i was thinking of zooming in more. But what benefit does thicker yellows have?
I wonder about some things. Do any of you guys have an equity stop...as an example if you lose x% you stop trading for the day, or if you have 4 losses in a row you stop trading to assess and regroup?
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