Darren's Manual Account (de bigdarren)
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Discusión Darren's Manual Account
Miembro desde Sep 04, 2009
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Miembro desde Sep 04, 2009
posts 879
Jan 14, 2010 at 14:03
(editado Jan 14, 2010 at 14:14)
Miembro desde Sep 04, 2009
posts 879
have u ever tried to automate your trading approach? I traded manually my first 3 years til i was near a nervous break down...
to catch all these shown trades u have to stare at countless charts 24/5 LOL
ProFX signal indicator? Is it the Heiken Ashi smoothed one?
to catch all these shown trades u have to stare at countless charts 24/5 LOL
ProFX signal indicator? Is it the Heiken Ashi smoothed one?
Jan 14, 2010 at 14:12
Miembro desde Oct 29, 2009
posts 8
No i havent though have tried hundreds of bots with little success.
I have a few simple rules I have learnt over the short time I have traded and some of them are this:
Every trade I put in I make sure that im not going against a currency which is close to its 1 year historical high/low.
Every trade I put in I make sure I will have enough to cover if it not only goes against me, but on the worst case senario, it goes back all the way to (and a decent amount past) its historical high/low. I just ride out the storm.
Some of my trades don't close for 4-5 weeks later, but they do eventually close out for a small profit as I tighten my TP.
If I go against a trade which is close to a historical high/low and it goes the wrong way than expected, I will just hedge it, riding it the opposite direction until it returns.
Sounds simple enough I think and am testing this for at least 6 months before I am happy with my system, but for now I am pleased 😄
BTW I do like to look at dailey forcasts from a few websites to help me feel relaxed with my trades.
I have a few simple rules I have learnt over the short time I have traded and some of them are this:
Every trade I put in I make sure that im not going against a currency which is close to its 1 year historical high/low.
Every trade I put in I make sure I will have enough to cover if it not only goes against me, but on the worst case senario, it goes back all the way to (and a decent amount past) its historical high/low. I just ride out the storm.
Some of my trades don't close for 4-5 weeks later, but they do eventually close out for a small profit as I tighten my TP.
If I go against a trade which is close to a historical high/low and it goes the wrong way than expected, I will just hedge it, riding it the opposite direction until it returns.
Sounds simple enough I think and am testing this for at least 6 months before I am happy with my system, but for now I am pleased 😄
BTW I do like to look at dailey forcasts from a few websites to help me feel relaxed with my trades.
Jan 14, 2010 at 14:19
Miembro desde Oct 29, 2009
posts 8
Sorry I didnt answer your question. The ProFX I use is from https://www.forexeasystems.com though I just tried to load that site and there is an error
Miembro desde Sep 04, 2009
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Miembro desde Sep 04, 2009
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Feb 03, 2010 at 17:36
Miembro desde Nov 17, 2009
posts 31
I find allot of people use the profx system in there trading. System is made by the guys who made the sharkEA. Also stientz fractal system hits the same triggers. But profx has a better exit strategy and can be used for higher time frames. As the other uses 15m. I got a day job, so that does not work. What's nice is profx can email trade alerts when setups come into play. Just google it. You will find it.
Feb 07, 2010 at 12:45
Miembro desde Oct 29, 2009
posts 8
Yea I broke my own rules a month ago and thanks to Greece and a few others joining their bad lead my euro trades have gone into a large drawdown. I have learnt my lesson and hope to trade out of it *crossing fingers*
4 bad trades and everything looks bad 😞
4 bad trades and everything looks bad 😞
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