Kevin,
Kudos as always for an honest self-appraisal.
Your candor and openness to change will no doubt lead you to much success. OMG, I sound like a fortune cookie.
At any rate, best wishes, my friend.
Kevin,
Kudos as always for an honest self-appraisal.
Your candor and openness to change will no doubt lead you to much success. OMG, I sound like a fortune cookie.
At any rate, best wishes, my friend.
Hai Kevin,
Best of luck to u happy trading... Keep funky, be yourself, no matter what they say
Pips Pips Hurray
Curious as to how your trading is going since the rethink?? Hope you are enjoying the summer though and look forward to an upgrade when it's possible.
I have read Jacko's thread since you mentioned it here and I actually must mention that his style fits well with the Cornflower method. . .do you concur??
Best wishes on your trading!
Do not let the drawdowns get to you....just consider it a part of the cost of doing business....your cash management prevented your losses from digging deeply in your profits
Hello Kevin,
I'd like to know... how can you arrive at the 100 or so candles around the chart? Jacko urges 300 candles on a chart when determining a fad. Isn't your 100 candles on a chart a difference from Jacko's 300 candles?? Could this be a possible reason behind the new negative trades you've had?
I know you said you're taking a break from your thread, but if you can not post , then can you PM me your response? I'm really interested about this since the amount of candles around the chart clearly plays a big part of deciding on the fad.
I would believe that on a higher timeframe such as H4 or D1 that 100 candles should be sufficient to determine the sustained trend in place. In all honesty, to mepersonally, 100 candles are overkill on a weekly chart for example, let alone a monthly! That being said, I have to admit that I don't know the ins and outs of Jacko's system that he prescribes, but out of mine own two eyes, 100 pubs on a time frame seems like plenty. Your mileage may vary of course, just needing to throw coins into the coinstar here.
I use Oanda also, is there a way to get the trade action within an .csv format so that I could import it into an Excell record to monitor the operation of my trading action. Any help is appreciated by me.
Heny