Re: S&R's II
Just like ichimoku, stochastics, TL's and everything else, a methodology is required and mental discipline to stay within its parameters.
I'm this straightforward about trading-- anyone can make a mint trade, but I build no one's hopes up.
OTOH, the reason I am in this forum is to be bale to talk trading with everyone, learn from others, and help anyone that needs it. I will say that overall the my S&R's make up a good-size part of my methodology, even though they could be used as a standalone. I do know if all I had was a calculator and pencil and paper, I could still trade.
Let me shine some more light on all this. If you look at my Weekly Forecast, and then the Weekly Review, you will find that my forecasts are right most of the time, but rarely are the points hit spot on. As an example, I called for the EUR/USD to drop to the WS1 at the beginning of the week, and then it would head north the rest of the week. Reality is it dropped to the WS2 then reversed. I still made a grip of pips on that trade, but the point is how does the trade made the adjustment when things go against him, such as dropping that whole level.
Another question is, "Let's say my level is missed by one pip, how would you react then?" Let's say you are in the trade and you feel positive the trade can go much further than 38.2%, what do you do?
IMO, those questions all revolve around the mental discipline of trading. Most people do not fail because they don't have am methodology to trade by, they fail because they lack the discipline. I am one of the most impetuous people you have ever met, but when it comes to trading, I had to learn discipline quick.
Just like ichimoku, stochastics, TL's and everything else, a methodology is required and mental discipline to stay within its parameters.
I'm this straightforward about trading-- anyone can make a mint trade, but I build no one's hopes up.
OTOH, the reason I am in this forum is to be bale to talk trading with everyone, learn from others, and help anyone that needs it. I will say that overall the my S&R's make up a good-size part of my methodology, even though they could be used as a standalone. I do know if all I had was a calculator and pencil and paper, I could still trade.
Let me shine some more light on all this. If you look at my Weekly Forecast, and then the Weekly Review, you will find that my forecasts are right most of the time, but rarely are the points hit spot on. As an example, I called for the EUR/USD to drop to the WS1 at the beginning of the week, and then it would head north the rest of the week. Reality is it dropped to the WS2 then reversed. I still made a grip of pips on that trade, but the point is how does the trade made the adjustment when things go against him, such as dropping that whole level.
Another question is, "Let's say my level is missed by one pip, how would you react then?" Let's say you are in the trade and you feel positive the trade can go much further than 38.2%, what do you do?
IMO, those questions all revolve around the mental discipline of trading. Most people do not fail because they don't have am methodology to trade by, they fail because they lack the discipline. I am one of the most impetuous people you have ever met, but when it comes to trading, I had to learn discipline quick.
Mr paul you should have told me about this before, you already know I can't catch positive trades every day! Now with this It gives me a sign of relief - lol