Which one to choose?
Price above the H1 highest open - brief at the H1 maximal available.
Price beneath the H1 lowest available - buy at the H1 lowest available.
Price between the opens - wait.
Which one to choose?
Price above the H1 highest open - brief at the H1 maximal available.
Price beneath the H1 lowest available - buy at the H1 lowest available.
Price between the opens - wait.
Let me say this about this level, and I am not picking on you. Everyone would like to select the high. Everyone wants to be a fanatic. I have been guilty of it more than many. However, I've grown tired of it to be fair. The risk/reward on these plays may be fantastic I understand. However, the odds are. Your attempting to prevent a runaway train, using a degree from April, in a cross that probably has very little real orders inside. Appears to be a long shot. Would not it be perhaps better to try finding a place to combine the short/medium term trend in a pair which has a far heavier order flow? Part of the point that all levels are not equal I guess. Anyhow, there's not wrong or right method to exchange, regardless of what you may read on FF. If I had to take a short on this pair, I would try at 88.87 I figure. Either way, good luck mate...
I will go with this one in the Yen this week if we get a opportunity. . .think I mislabeled and mistyped it in the previous post....
Yes well having a fantastic amount to buy, and you to market is fine. But still, one is far better than another, no? I mean, if you could just trade among the two, which would you choose? I am of the view that levels aren't created equal.
A number, certainly. I use both made up levels, Fibs, pivots, and so on, and actual levels, highs, lows, closes, etc.. I generally like levels from the weekly and yearly bars, I find them most reliable.
How about 1 level for buying and a single level for selling?
Utilize the highest/lowest H1 available for the day.