Re: Going With The 60min Flow!!
Hi Satya,
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge with the help of diagram... it was really good to know the different types of pivot brk outs...
Basically what is my view on these types of pivot brkouts is that
A> If there is a gap brk out.. one can still enter the trade as far as the SL is at comfort... as why to loose the opportunity when my loss is already is calculated and fits for the trade (ofcourse not on the opening bell itself, after sometime, as all know abt it)
B> We never know when the pivot is taken over, if it is going to be a close above that or not... say it is not... but before we have decided to get in the trade, we already know our SL, so even after the pivot is broken, which turns out to be a false breakout, our SL is there to safegaurd us...
C> Missing the WRB... if we blindly follow the brk out, without giving the subjective analysis as Saint says "taking the I out of the trade/now"... we will never miss a WRB...
D> What if the bar closes above the pivot????? Does it surely tells that it is a real brk out? Can't it happen that it also becomes a false brk out? It surely can ... for that again we have our SL at place... But ofcourse most of the time it has been seen a closing above the pivot turns out to be a sucessful trade (I mean the probability) as its said closing is for the professionals
E> And as it is said and even I have expereinced that "When in doubt just get out"... I have expereinced that a doubtful trade if not exited at the that moment... turns out to be a bad trade... In my case it has... So it is better to book loss/profit(whatever is the situation) and exit....
Well all the above are just my thoughts... ofcourse there are much more learned and expereinced ones over here in this forum... who would definately correct and give their opnions and correct me.
Saint your views would be highly beneficial for all of us over here
Regards
Hi MB
yes i think if we close above pivot then its more confirmed .....
we may have differnet situation at the time of break out
1- We may have GaP Up/Down from the pivots
2-we may have a toping tail Pivot break out
3- we may have a break out closes above the pivot
4-we may have a break out like we open above the pivot then closes below the pivots
Most importanty if we consider that close above pivots are confirmed then some time next bar kills like it negate all the move by the break out bar
Again if you want to confirm the break out by the closing basis then you may miss the WRB at the point of break out if it happens
what if we have a topping tail break out we are out considering as a false break out and wait for next bar closing basis ( coz we afraid this may not repeat gain) and it turns out to be WRB
again right now i m doing buy just above pivots ...
if it a GAP then wait for 5 min if it breaks out to upside then go long if it a 60 min higher pivot break out but in this case risk is higher as SL is bit far away
So waiting for saints veiws on break outs
A charts attached and waiting your comment
regards
Satya
yes i think if we close above pivot then its more confirmed .....
we may have differnet situation at the time of break out
1- We may have GaP Up/Down from the pivots
2-we may have a toping tail Pivot break out
3- we may have a break out closes above the pivot
4-we may have a break out like we open above the pivot then closes below the pivots
Most importanty if we consider that close above pivots are confirmed then some time next bar kills like it negate all the move by the break out bar
Again if you want to confirm the break out by the closing basis then you may miss the WRB at the point of break out if it happens
what if we have a topping tail break out we are out considering as a false break out and wait for next bar closing basis ( coz we afraid this may not repeat gain) and it turns out to be WRB
again right now i m doing buy just above pivots ...
if it a GAP then wait for 5 min if it breaks out to upside then go long if it a 60 min higher pivot break out but in this case risk is higher as SL is bit far away
So waiting for saints veiws on break outs
A charts attached and waiting your comment
regards
Satya
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge with the help of diagram... it was really good to know the different types of pivot brk outs...
Basically what is my view on these types of pivot brkouts is that
A> If there is a gap brk out.. one can still enter the trade as far as the SL is at comfort... as why to loose the opportunity when my loss is already is calculated and fits for the trade (ofcourse not on the opening bell itself, after sometime, as all know abt it)
B> We never know when the pivot is taken over, if it is going to be a close above that or not... say it is not... but before we have decided to get in the trade, we already know our SL, so even after the pivot is broken, which turns out to be a false breakout, our SL is there to safegaurd us...
C> Missing the WRB... if we blindly follow the brk out, without giving the subjective analysis as Saint says "taking the I out of the trade/now"... we will never miss a WRB...
D> What if the bar closes above the pivot????? Does it surely tells that it is a real brk out? Can't it happen that it also becomes a false brk out? It surely can ... for that again we have our SL at place... But ofcourse most of the time it has been seen a closing above the pivot turns out to be a sucessful trade (I mean the probability) as its said closing is for the professionals
E> And as it is said and even I have expereinced that "When in doubt just get out"... I have expereinced that a doubtful trade if not exited at the that moment... turns out to be a bad trade... In my case it has... So it is better to book loss/profit(whatever is the situation) and exit....
Well all the above are just my thoughts... ofcourse there are much more learned and expereinced ones over here in this forum... who would definately correct and give their opnions and correct me.
Saint your views would be highly beneficial for all of us over here
Regards