Recent content by Onra

:wtf: you mean fixed as in more important than H's & L's, or determined beforehand? Thanks.

If you mean the anf options file, then no, sorry. But if I look at other password protected files he gave, I don't think this is vital information. It's probably only, well... a list of anf options! :rolleyes: Good luck with your search!

So the Daily Open is not a crucial benchmark for your principle...?

Mick, I'm still trying to make sense out of this; in my TradingView settings, the Open is different from yours... Does it matter or do you see price as a continuüm?

Mick; in the original Obvious "an additional small calculation" was necessary too... Is your example purely visual based?

Are you referring to the 30.000 reaction?

@themickey : Mick; is this (one of many) examples of retail? Thanks.

After all those years: no... o_O But thanks for giving another confirmation there's indeed something out there! Someone told me that the Obvious is best seen in Bitcoin charts; do you agree?

To me "Obvious"means "easily recognisable" and therefore known in the public domain... Every setup in the public domain seems to give you 50/50, or maybe up to a 60/40(?) edge... So, are you suggesting that our "Obvious" is not an hidden principle?

Well, you sound like you did discover it...:

You're not the only one: https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/et-out-of-space-small-image-uploads-say-the-uploaded-file-too-is-large-for-the-server-to-process.376361/

I just noticed this post. Not exactly an example of a "low risk entry" or a tight SL; it sounds more like scaling in... Could it be he stacked his "boxes"? But then he had to know the limit (number of boxes) o_O

Thanks man; I just drew them "eyeballing" the closes... Your method makes sense; ...it's just not for me! :)

Maybe your retest is already done...? (Bloody TL's ;))

A few losing trades with an acceptable SL, shouldn't be a problem. After that it always seem to boil down to: * Not following the market (fighting it) (Not being able to switch sides, when the unexpected happens) (Looking for reversals in a trend) (Taking every breakout from a...