thread: Higher low, lower high system

I am not sure whether I should exchange every HL or LH, however the result was great there were numerous great setups today, but if I'd love to exchange HL or LH only if the prior high or low was broken, then there could be just 3 or 4 signs...

Some very pleasant trades in there.

I think you've got your answer then. Yesterday was a fantastic day, they will not be all as good as that. So do your homework and back evaluation what you want to do out of 15 min charts. I always discuss select from daily chart 20 days uptrend, 20 days down and 20 days see how your style stacks up. If it does not do too much damage in the sideways markets when trending you should be OK.

some of my now's transactions:















I am still not sure whether I should trade every HL or LH, but the result was great there were numerous amazing setups today, but when I would like to trade HL or LH only if the prior high or low had been busted, then there could be just three or four signs...

quote I had been away from pc but would not happen to be interested in buying here. See posts here incliqforexand http://vantagefx.blogspot.co.za/2012...d-candles.html other people on avoid weak CT moves pre/early US session. picture picture

The London dawn fad did restart lower with GJ agreeing. GU has hit the August wick high along with there up a bounce would be expected.

Finally someone who gets it market structure (HHHL LL LH) is critical to find direction so all that is left to do is to trade the pullback. I trade this manner all the time though I take pullback to d at the last LH HL place so no indiors are needed. To me trading s and in the trend works best imop

quote See the two attached picture links on the very first article. The very first HL/LH is in a turn at price in the end of a run (or in London open after a little fake out movement), those that follow will most likely be a fracture of a swing high/low. Even after a small run if there is a weak CT movement pre/early US session a resumption of the London session trend could just as readily restart. After US open (red line on preceding charts another issue). What H1 candle stick patterns do you really mean? I looked at a lot of patterns and got down to the...

I was away from pc but might not happen to be considering buying here. See articles here atcliqforexand http://vantagefx.blogspot.co.za/2012...d-candles.html other people on avert weak CT moves pre/early US session.

quote The stoch now is 9 9 1. Its used only as the filter for the three bar reversal indi below 50 for sell above 50 for buy.

Thanks!

From post 1 OK so current set up concentrate on GU and GJ, 5 minutes 15lwma, 3 pub reversal indi with 9 9 1 stoch filter. GU and GJ to agree (both on same side of their lwma). Same set up with EJ and EU to agree. Of course if the yens are doing their own thing EJ and GJ to agree. Looking to go into the HL/LH's in and about the 15lwma, either a HL/LH that crosses the lwma or following price crossed the first HL/LH which follows.

So GU GJ agree (under ma), 3 pub rev signal down, LH's around, 1st trade after price cross of lwma (then carry on selling).

quote , thank you for posting the procedure. My question is this: a few charts you submitted reveal stoch worth 9.9.1. Other charts - 12.12.1. Which is more powerful? Or do you apply different stoch values for various pairs (based on their volatility) Thank you.

The stoch now is 9 9 1. Its used as the filter for the reversal indi under 50 for sell for buy.

Monday. 10.40 chart time and only after US open. GU/GJ concur, HL/LH, 1st trade cross of LWMA, 3 bar reversals, candles with little/no wick in direction of trade. image image

, thank you for posting the method.
My question is this: some charts you submitted show stoch values 9.9.1. Other charts - 12.12.1. Which is preferable? Or do you employ distinct stoch values for different pairs (depending on their volatility)

Thank you.

Hi Mr V Only read your update to article 1 and its today, as far as I am concerned, officially the best thread ever to grace the pages of FF.... if anyone wishes to understand how to become a successful trader then examine the new article 1 on this thread, it is going to work on any timeframe and any market you have to mention, its all you have to trade any market. However you'll require a couple of hours of chart time with the right mindset and then add a spoonful of cash management and you'll have the perfect recipe for victory... Bravo Mr V awesome thread.... ...

AGREE. . Must look at revised