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"Another thing to consider might be a rule of not entering any trades until you have been seated and analyzed the market for say 15 minutes." welll put. I do the same. come on nazzy....you don't want me to pull my pants down that far......not on the first date. you've been around long...

what are you trading? if its forex.....just light your money on fire. you need to define "catastrophic"

don't be greedy......take the juicy piece in the middle. don't forget.....after something trends it consolidates or pivots.

I agree..............:)

or like this in diff . timeframe

something like so.

change timeframe and apply a moving average

sell @41.5-43.00.........if it gets there.

http://www.businessinsider.com/john-paulson-5-billion-2011-1

buy.........buy.........

sounds like your stops are too tight....recipe for ruin. \for the most part.....anybody complaining of being stop hunted just don't know that unless your trading frog dicks......tooo much liquidity. can you see being stopped out for your 2 contracts when the instrument trades 4000...

its what works for ya...... whatever floats your boat. and volume is important.

running a tick chart (lets say 50 tick ) next to a minute chart ( 1-5 minute ) will let you see whats taking place inside the bar. the same formations that you come to recognize on a daily chart reproduce themselves on a tick chart and they mean the same thing. that being said....you might...

those damm stop hunters did it AGAIN!

thats why you can make money buying options.... just PUT it to work.

did she post PnL for 2003?

nice reversal on euro @130.80

looks like dx is makin a turn here.

but to your original question...... yes it looks like it will roll up to change the general trend.

those tall candles are "short covering stop outs" very helpfull when trading on a minute chart. volume is key when reading.