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I still consider myself an apprentice, any advice from someone more experienced is welcome

An area of interest keeps me alert. My trigger the same price. The timeframe depends on the volatility of the market, although normally with the price in range I do not operate. Manage risk, you never know for sure where the next candle will go. There is no magic plan, the market is difficult...

I thought the market was going to fall. This big 4 hour red candle has fooled me. Again the price has bounced off the support:confused:

No, no, intraday. However, today Monday I started very badly. Let's see how the week ended ... The market is not easy friends.

I just look at the price I observe possible areas of reversal in supports or resistances I a correct risk management. Fundamental

Never before had a positive week closed. So like I said, I don't want to get excited. You have to learn to operate in all market circumstances.

Good advice, yes sir. Operating with indexes, what has been your maximum waiting time before being able to open an operation in optimal conditions?

I only look at the price. I don't use any indicators.

Hello traders, this week, trading NQ intraday I have had a spectacular performance, I have never achieved this before, I can say that I am very happy with the result. However. It has been a clearly bullish week, the direction has been clear and the momentum has been strong. I wonder if my good...

What news web pages do you use for intraday trading?

What does fitty mean?

2 ranges, curious ... Some use time candles, others tick candles, but 2 ranges have never heard of it. Then you read the pure action of the price Brilliant

Maybe it would be better H4, H1, M15, M1. Sometimes in one minute the stop jumps several times. But sometimes the operation goes well from the beginning. Maybe Sekiyo is right. What do you think EsKiller?

With M1 the stop jumps many times So ... why not use M15?

¿Perderemos también? :rolleyes:

Day trade M15-H1 Is this correct? Many here in ET use M1-M15 What is better?

:D:D:D

I guess you say more probability, bet more, less probability bet less but, can you explain the formula?

High probability and risk management, a good combination, yes sir

Looking for high probability trades is also important. Anything else?