I'm not sure what's so funny to the OP.
Regarding the 2nd post, not every arab is a terrorist or religious fanatic, no reason to display such racism.
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Iron,
Don't use fast charts, they are as good as random. Learn to be patient, not every day hands you low risk high reward trade opportunities in a silver platter, which is exactly what every trade you take should require in principle.
You see eventhough price may appear to move randomly...
I would not dare critique your system as I don't know anything about it but using the phrase price action followed by a chart with a million indicators is an instant classic.
You would think exchanges would fix these bad equity ticks by now.
If you must trade ETFs instead of futures due to leverage, you could always trade SPY based on ES charts, futures rarely have bad ticks, if ever and the price action is close to identical.
I've never found trailing stops useful. For my trading I prefer to predetermine a target and as price gets there I examine the trail it painted and decide if I should stop at the target or continue.
I wish I could make this work for me. I find time and sales to be so random it drives me insane. Ended up taking it off my trading workspace and just following price.
Sorry but this kind of answer just makes me uncomfortable.
It's not so easy pal.
By the time the trend is obvious it's getting ready to reverse and strong trending days are the exception not the rule.
The trend is your friend yes, but they do end, and price is volatile enough to make...