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True if you looked at the numbers. But not by just eyeballing it.

I am going to ask some questions that may seem elementary, but I feel it's best to ask them. For now... I mentioned previously about looking for a minimum slope to see a trend. But in addition to this, you can look at the same chart and stretch or shrink it vertically and the trend will look...

Closed out for a $929 profit! Not bad for a few hours of doing nothing. All I did was look at different currency pairs until I saw one with a clear trend over the past 2 weeks. Then, I went with the trend and placed SL and TP. Because as you all know, I can't watch charts all day! I made $929...

I'm already profiting $115. But I'll let it run and see what happens.

I entered a new trade. Selling EUR/USD. This is a more clear downtrend. And it's still down if you scroll back further.

I placed stop loss at 1.703 and take profit At 1.72. Right now, I'm up 125 NZD (about $80usd). I'm tempted to just close it out to get this profit because I haven't been profitable on a trade in a long time. But I'll keep it going.

I have entered a trade based on some information I have gotten here. I now know that I should try to trade with trend and not try to predict reversals. To me, 2 weeks is the timeframe I chose to identify a clear trend and I used hourly charts. I bought EUR/NZD based on this. The trend has been...

Next step would be defining what timeframe and what "slope" of line constitutes a trend. Then I can get started.

Ok so go click it.

Don't talk to me again.

Spec homes.

Yes. And while on vacation... I can still manage my construction project, call for inspections, talk to realtors, get bids from contractors, etc. Which I do daily.

Shorter-term ma crossing over the longer-term.

What timeframe do you trade in?

Is there a maximum or minimum number of days (bars on a 1D chart) that you use? Cause as we know, extending or shortening the time back from present gives us a vastly different view of the trend.

These are stocks? I really don't know.

Yes

In an uptrend, look for buy signals only. Never sell. But the opposite in a downtrend, right? Only look to sell. Never buy? And I will add my own twist... Never short index funds, or anything that always goes up over time. At least not for now.

You could probably PM if you wanted.

What is with the people on this site?