rathcoole_exile
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stoploss moved to B/E at 18200,
target 18600 (approx 1xATR)
target hit, but look at what i could have made if i had been able to follow the trade and actively move my stoploss. still, i gotta sleep sometime. maybe I should move to US time zone, maybe Canada ?
hi re, are you not using your ma channels and pull backs anymore? also could you expand on the bollinger squeeze setup your running? i put some work into this a while back and found it pretty useful.....hope the go go bars aren't keeping you too busy!
hi BD,
things have got a little hectic here. from living a life of leisure and trading most nights this time last year, i find myself this year running 2 companies and on the board of a couple of others. Plus of course, baby is now 14 months old, so she's taking up some Daddy time.
So unfortunately trading is temporarily toned now for a while - so what I'm currently mostly doing is trading daily charts, looking for breakouts from consolidation using Stop Buys and Stop Sells.
I find that using either Inside Bars and/or Bollinger/Keltner squeeze is good for this set-up, as well as obviously drawing consolidation channels.
I'm also trying, at the same time, to educate myself in using Pivot points in conjunction with the trades.
And third, if a move is confirmed by my perennial favourite, RSI divergence, so much the better.
basically, as well as the time element and the time difference element making a difference, i find that my trading technique is getting more and more influenced by the thinking of John Carter and Hubert Senters at tradethemarkets.
So when i eventually get more time and go back to intraday trades, it will be along those lines - Boll squeeze, Pivot plays, etc. I'm just trying to improve my technique on a slower timescale for now.
I'm so busy even the go-go bars have taken a back seat, so you can tell how serious the situation is !!!!!
cheers, garry
trades for 28 feb, but am cautious about the wide range on both soybeans and ES 👎
soybeans
Stop Buy in at 1475
Stop Sell in at 1425
each is the hard Stop Loss for the other so Risk=50
So targets are 1525 and 1375 respectively at 1:1
ES
Stop Buy in at 1400
Stop Sell in at 1363
each is the hard Stop Loss for the other so Risk=37
So targets are 1437 and 1330 respectively at approximately 1:1
soybeans
Stop Buy in at 1475
Stop Sell in at 1425
each is the hard Stop Loss for the other so Risk=50
So targets are 1525 and 1375 respectively at 1:1
ES
Stop Buy in at 1400
Stop Sell in at 1363
each is the hard Stop Loss for the other so Risk=37
So targets are 1437 and 1330 respectively at approximately 1:1
just thinking aloud.
one more rise on the Yen up to channel limit then a reverse ?
or can anyone see a continuation in order ?