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![]() | Re: Price Action Last edited by Jumper; 06-10-2010 at 01:16 PM. Reason: adjusted tend to try :) | ||
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![]() | Re: Price Action Unemploy # came out today but I guess no body cares about them anymore. tomorrow we have retail #'s so lets see if that creates some opportunity | ||
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![]() | Re: Price Action I'm a newbie to TL and found this thread to be interesting. Mainly because (and forgive me if I have misinterpretted) it seems to me that you are a very instinctive trader who trades with a feel for his market vs. a set system with defined rules. There are so many ways to approach trading and most people fail at it. It's refreshing to read about someone who trades by feel -- successfully. It's in contrast to the way I trade. I typically will manually backtest a system with clear rules. Once I have confidence in the system, I find the structured approach makes it easier to remain disciplined and that keeps me on a steady profitable track. Not sure if this comment adds anything valuable to this thread though. I just was thinking about the whole notion of 'feel and instinct' vs 'a structured system.' | ||
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![]() | Re: Price Action I do use instinct to some degree (tape reading) but I do have rules and a trading plan> trading plans are different for everyone & mine is no exception. My plan doesn't have a rigid entry and exit technique as you might know it. For eg. I am not waiting for some kind of candle pattern at the 61.8 retrace and taking a trade one tick above the high of the pivot candle. I won't say I trade by feel because I am looking for pre defined areas of S/R but I make me determination as to where or what price to enter. So if my level for a long, for eg., is 1065.5-1067 I won't just rest a limit order there but instead I will wait until price reaches my area of interest and look inside at PA to determine whether or not to take the trade. I do have structure but maybe not how it's taught in a book. As a trader there is a certain instict but rules are important. The # 1 rule is ....take your stops like a pro & move on. If a trade isn't working, just get out. W/O this rule the odds are stacked against you. I hope this makes sense | ||
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![]() | Re: Price Action upside 78.25 and 83, 88 downside 73.75-71, 67, 64 | ||
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