Hi Praveen,
Apologies for this extremely belated response from my end......
Great question,and thanks for attaching the chart as well........nothing like being able to see what you see.
Question 1:Great question once again..........the chart that you had posted is that of the daily chart.The question you have to ask is:Which time frame is it that you are playing?If your answer is :Short term,then,you are out at Rose Coloured Buy 5,once SL5 is taken out,so on so forth.Now if your answer is :Intermediate term,then the black coloured Buys and SL's are correct.
Only thing is the one marked as SL 6 in rose colour,instead that could also be a black coloured SL(intermediate).
Now once you get the move on a weekly chart,every pullback is a buying opportunity(black ones).Every time we take out the previous pivot high,keep raising stop losses to the immediate previous pivot low.So on so forth........If you are playing the weekly charts,and the intermed time frame,forget the rose coloured ones.What you are looking out for ,licking your lips,are those black coloured ones.
Ques 2:Below the low of the green bar.
Great ones.......looking fwd to more from you,Praveen.
All the best!
Saint
Hi Saint,
Thanks a lot for your explanation.
I've got many doubts. Here I will ask three more:
1. Refer to "chart 1". With reference to your comments above :
"Every time we take out the previous pivot high,keep raising stop losses to the immediate previous pivot low".... Why do we need to wait for the pivot high to be taken out? Is it not enough if we find a "valid pivot"(which ofcourse is according to your pivot theory)? Because we might be missing "great" profits, if downtrend begins.
2. Refer to "chart 2". As you had told, the pivots formed should be used for stop loss depending upon our time frame. But how to find out whether the pivot formed is valid for "our time frame" and should we move the SL or not?
My view is that, we need to come to the conclusion
depending upon the pullback of the uptrend The minimum criteria would be : "pullback be 1/3rd of the uptrend". Hence, with reference to the attached chart, for medium time frame traders, the stop loss should be "black coloured" stop losses, and not red coloured stop losses, as the stoplosses at red coloured pivots are at lower pullbacks.
What is your comments, Saint?
3. Disadvantage of being a short term trader: Again refer to the Chart 2. Consider a short term trader, who has entered into the trade after the first black coloured SL1 according to your theory[at the beginning of the red coloured line]. Hence his stoploss will be red coloured SL1....then SL2. He is out at SL2 when its taken out. If you see his net profit, its a small amount, compared to the up trendline between black coloured stoplosses SL1 and SL2[actually it will be more clear in some live chart].
Do you think its a limitation of being a short term trader?
Waiting for your kind reply,
Thanks,
Praveen.