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  1. #21
    Senior Member M-apk's Avatar
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    Hi there,

    because this thread doesn't have any connection to the Mouteki Rule, I would love to inform you, that we've made a new thread.
    Pls take a look.

    Https://www.cliqforex.com/bitcoin-cr...a-capable.html

    Thanks for All Your support and answer. I'll see you there.


    Best regards,

    LEo

  2. #22
    Member Lee's Avatar
    68
    Hi wan,

    Bullish Engulfing pattern: it is a BUY sign which is composed of two candle stick. The second candle has to ENGULF or cover the 1st candle.

    Bearish Engulfing pattern: It's a SELL signal that is composed of two candle stick. The candle has to ENGULF or cover the 1st candle.

    I will show you in an example.


    Leo
    what would you intend cover the 1st candle? Does it mean cover fully the open near / large low?

  3. #23
    Senior Member M-apk's Avatar
    187
    what do you mean cover the 1st candle? Does it mean pay completely the open close / large low?
    Yes.It covers the Prior OPEN and CLOSE. NOT cover the HIGH and LOW. In the japanesse candle stick, the OPEn along with the CLOSE of a STICK is called a BODY. So, the 2nd candle's body must cover the 1st candle's body.

    LEo

  4. #24
    Member Lee's Avatar
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    Yes.It covers the Prior OPEN and CLOSE. NOT cover the HIGH and LOW. From the japanesse candle rod, the OPEn along with the CLOSE of a STICK is called a BODY. So, the 2nd candle's body needs to cover the 1st candle's body.

    LEo
    ok. . Now I understand. . Thank you so much....

  5. #25
    I don't understand how much Mouteki most have done on this forum, but I have personally have been butchered from the chop chop. . Trends are nice, however, the chop really kills mouteki. .

    Also, Mouteki is much more of an art than a science; that is my judgment. Pick the correct two things, and you're gold, pick the wrong ones, and you're lead. .

    That said, Mouteki works on the principle of minor resistance, and trending tunnels. Usually a tunnel has a specified amplitude, and thus if that is true, you can draw a pullback/retracement line a la TD points, and that will define the trending tunnel; and today you simply measure the amplitude of that tunnel, and you'll get your Target TP point. .

    That's great in theory, and functions will in trending markets. . In chop chop however, that is a different story.

    The problem is present (FULL CIRCLE BACK AGAIN) from the definition and the ch of the definition of a fad. We could all tell a trend in hindsight, but a trend is kind of like pornography, hard to define but we all understand it when we see it.

    I will throw caution to the end, individuals that are trading mouteki. . Not discouraging anybody from trading it, but afterwards having HAND DRAWN over 2000 mouteki lines, I feel I know the monster and know how it functions...

    and caveat,

    there is a reason I do not trade it. .

    That stated, I use them as my S/L lines and points, and the job amazingly well, better than almost anything else I've ever used. I've altered my ATR-trailing stops with TD-line amounts, which has saved me a lot of pips...

  6. #26
    Senior Member M-apk's Avatar
    187
    I don't understand just how much Mouteki most have done on this forum, but I've personally have been butchered in the skillet. . Trends are nice, but the chop really kills mouteki. .

    Also, Mouteki is more of an art than a science; that is my judgment. Pick the correct two things, and you're gold, pick the wrong ones, and you're lead. .
    That stated, Mouteki operates on the principle of small resistance, and tunnels that are trending. Usually a tunnel has a specified amplitude, and so if that's true, you can draw a pullback/retracement line a la TD points, and that will define the trending tunnel; and today you just assess the amplitude of that tube, and you'll get your Target TP point. .
    That is great in concept, and functions will in trending markets. . In chop chop however, that's a completely different story.
    The problem is present (FULL CIRCLE BACK AGAIN) in the definition and the capture of the definition of a fad. We can all tell a trend in hindsight, but a trend is kind of like porn, difficult to define but we all understand it in hindsight when we watch it.
    I will throw caution to the end, those who are trading mouteki. . Not discouraging anyone from trading it, but after having HAND DRAWN over 2000 mouteki lines, I believe I understand the beast and understand how it works...
    and caveat,
    there is a reason I do not trade it. .
    That stated, I use them as my S/L points and lines, and the job exceptionally well, better than anything else I have ever used. I have altered my ATR-trailing stops with TD-line levels, which has saved me a lot of pips...
    Fyuh! Thnks for its briefing I do concur that Mouteki will not operate in Choppy market. It functions nicely in a trending market. Thats why I left it all behind. Coz I, myself, has dropped a lot when trading using Mouteki
    Dont u read my article ( the final pages?? ) That really I have abandoned Mouteki and actually I am opening a new Thread that's more reliable??


    Happy Trading,


    Leo

  7. #27
    Junior Member fifiolo's Avatar
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    I don't understand just how much Mouteki most have done on this forum, but I have personally have been butchered in the chop chop. . Trends are fine, however, the chop really kills mouteki. .



    Additionally, Mouteki is much more of an art than a science; that's my conclusion. Pick the two things that are correct, and you are gold, select on the incorrect ones, and you are lead. .
    That stated, Mouteki operates on the principle of minor resistance, and trending tunnels. Normally a tunnel includes a specified amplitude, and so if that's accurate, you can draw a pullback/retracement lineup a la TD points, and that will define the trending tube; and now you simply assess the amplitude of the tunnel, and you will receive your intended TP point. .
    That's very good in concept, and functions will in trending markets. . In chop chop however, that's a different story.
    The problem exists (FULL CIRCLE BACK AGAIN) in the definition along with the capture of this definition of a fad. We can all tell a trend in hindsight, but a trend is kind of like pornography, hard to define but all of us understand it in hindsight when we see it.
    I shall throw caution to the wind, individuals who are trading mouteki. . Not discouraging anyone from trading it, but after having HAND DRAWN over 2000 mouteki lines, I feel I understand the beast and understand how it functions...
    and caveat,
    there is a reason I do not trade it. .
    That stated, I use them as my S/L points and lines, and also the work exceptionally well, better than anything else I've ever used. I've replaced my ATR-trailing stops with TD-line levels, and that has saved me a lot of pips...
    So, I take it you are not a trend follower. Do you utilize the Mouteki methodology for anything else in your trading for example entrances?


    Aegis

  8. #28
    Fyuh! Thnks for the briefing I do concur that Mouteki does not operate in Choppy market. It functions in a trending market. Thats why I left it all behind. Coz I, myself, has dropped a lot when investing using Mouteki
    Dont u read my post ( the last pages?? ) That really I have abandoned Mouteki and actually I am opening a new Thread which is more reliable??


    Happy Trading,


    Leo
    What are you working on now? I'd like to test it.
    Thanks

  9. #29
    Senior Member M-apk's Avatar
    187
    What are you working on today? I'd like to test it.
    Thanks
    pls visit page 7 #102... u'll discover out there...

    Leo

  10. #30
    Hi all!

    I just want to discuss this updated version of mouteki with u, guys..Hope u like it.


    Happy trading!


    Leo
    I guess I'm a little dumb, in which are the particulars of this updated version?

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