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![]() | Re: Never Lose Again!! TheRumpledOne Quote:
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You are correct, I haven't said anything about risk/money management. Perhaps, if I had NOT been distracted by people attacking me, I could have presented risk/money management by now. I have covered that subject in other forums. But if you THINK about it, your worse case stop would be the next horizontal line. If you go long at 0.6375 and price started to drop, the candle would soon turn RED and then, if it keeps dropping, it would cross a horizontal line at 0.6350. You should probably exit after the candle turns RED. Understand? | ||
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![]() ![]() | Re: Never Lose Again!! TheRumpledOne ![]() SEE GREEN CANDLE. SEE GREEN CANDLE AT 0.6400 GO LONG. SEE PROFIT. | ||
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![]() ![]() | Re: Never Lose Again!! TheRumpledOne ![]() The ship has sailed. 0.6425 is NOT an entry. 0.6400 was the entry. | ||
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![]() ![]() | Re: Never Lose Again!! TheRumpledOne ![]() It's funny how often this works. | ||
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![]() | Re: Never Lose Again!! TheRumpledOne Quote:
0.6400 was the entry at which time one takes profit a few pips later (not to get greedy since it's scalping as you said before). 0.6425 and 0.6450 were not entries because the ship had sailed. Why the second screen shot with price above 0.6450 if one was already out a few pips above 0.6400 and no entry was taken at 0.6425 on the same H1 bar? Also, by your rules you should wait for at least three red H1 bars before taking a reversal so one wouldn't have even taken an entry at 0.6400 right? Please correct me if anything above is incorrect. How do you gauge when to take profit? What is the average amount? How do you gauge your stop? What is the average amount? In my opinion, in order to be taken seriously with their strategy, one must answer these questions. Entries are only one peice of the puzzle. I'm looking forward to your responses (in all seriousness). | ||
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