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In the link it is explained I don't use a fixed system

Just great You are big Maxinger I just hope one day to be as good as you

Cut losses fast I recommend this thread to solve your doubts. https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/why-do-people-use-volume-range-and-tic-charts.80582/page-3

Yes, I know it's a bit strange, it helps me have more winning days, the problem is that when I lose, then I lose big because I'm looking at other ways to do it It is like roulette. If you bet 1 on white, if it does not come 2 on white, if it does not come 4 on white then almost always win but...

I don't use fixed numbers. It depends on the market conditions, but I usually do something that looks like 60, 15, 5, and 1 minute but with volume bars.

How do you determine the number of contracts when opening a trade? -Based on the probability of success? -Based on the time of day? -Based on that you have lost and need to increase the size to recover? -If it is in your favor, add? for example 3 then 2 then 1? -If it goes against you, open...

Currently only YM. Basically looking at the volume gives me an orientation of what the price could do but this is not always accurate because institutions accumulate at various levels before the price turns. Volume is not the holy grail. I compare it with the salt in food, with salt the food...

Currently I use a combination of both but I don't know whether to remove the time and volume charts and use only the volume bar charts. That is why I have started this debate.

If what matters is the movement of the price to make money or lose money, why look at the volume? Do they find you any use in short-term operations?

Why don't you like YM?

It is usually the best time because of the price momentum There is more chaos outside the opening

Well, when the market loses steam sometimes it is better to do nothing

Currently only YM

You don't like the end of the US session?

Thanks Maxinger very good idea :)

Currently I only trade YM

Well, I don't have a fixed profit target if that is what you mean, I lengthen the trade according to what the market transmits to me, for example today I was very slow to open so I closed quite early. I will only trade more if I find a market with momentum after two hours, losing time does not...

Speedo, devil trader, it's not the same after the first two hours and you know it :D:D:D Just kidding

40 financial instruments? Do you trade large-cap stocks? AAPL, AMZN etc? Any small cap? Bonds? Any special raw material or currency?

I normally operate the first two hours after opening. Then the market becomes slower, chaotic, without volume. I would like to trade more but normally if I do I lose part of the earnings in the first two hours, so I stop trading until the next day. Have you found something to trade that is...