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nope got stopped out of that one. I ended up letting that 2% gain turn into a small loss. Didn't get around to moving the stop to B/E *hammer*. Short was spot on!

Stop to 1.0854. Risk .6% now. Like watching paint dry.....

Long USD/CAD 1.0860. Risking 2%. S/L below 1.0839 (21 pips).

Can "we" just delete this thread?

Sure. I'll attach it with the next one.

Why my hands are tied btw. Small 4hr outside reversal

Yup. I'll watch that level for possible support now.

Got stopped out of this yesterday almost instantly. -1% No trades planned. GBP/JPY and EUR/JPY both strong after this AM. Retest of 171.80 is the spot to watch for me again.

You have a horrible attitude

Will look to reverse this if it's stopped out.

Horribly mismanaged this one. Got stopped out on a push back up. 3-4 wicks signaled down on 6hr and 8hr TFs. Ah well.

Short GBP/JPY @ 171.68. Stop 171.91 (23 pips) ~ 1% of capital Charts to follow...... watching how 23.6 fib holds.

Excellent trade! +200 pips so far. Nice to see you posting. You're AUD/CAD trade from a while back was spot on too. Good for 700 pips to the low. Incredible. Nicely done. I guess I better join in the fun here

Really? I'd like some hard evidence of why that's the better of the two. Th reason I ask is because I've been moving it to B/E for over 2 years now (similar to how Cornix did in the Intraday thread ) and it was one of the most successful changes to my trading. But what do I know.

You just completely contradicted yourself

Thanks for the response. That's the problem I came across. I figured the only thing I could do is draw squares off of H/L's and get the 45 at the corner, however i'm willing to bet it'd be a waste of time trying to backtest something that ornate. Regardless, this is probably one of the most...

Probably one of the most interesting tools i've come across. I have a feeling it's no coincidence big market participants have created somewhat similar forms of each other's work. However, my big question is whether it's more reliable to draw them at a consistent "set angle" (say ~24 degrees...

lol. :)

What a stupid moronic post. One of several for you

lol @ the name