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The strategy that works for me is the APA Zones one, scalping my first target to pay for the trade, then having runners to higher time-frame consolidation. It keeps my percentage high and emotions more in check since my first target comes quick, and then I can relax.

does this mean that if I lose a lot then the government will pay me? We gotta keep it fair you know

To me, a "good" trade is any trade that fits my trade plan, where I followed my rules perfectly. The result of the trade is irrelevant.

Trading I have dealt with emotions I did not know were in there. It is amazing what you find out about yourself trading, if you are honest.

Piptaker, would you say that looking at support on multiple time-frames, perhaps a larger one would give more strength to the level, or is there something else you look for?

What are peoples thoughts on the number of times support or resistance can be retested before trades on that level should not be considered anymore?

oh I see what you mean

I can't blame you. I have never done well on the breakout. I play the range into a trade.

That is so true, not only how many times has it been tested, but what price action is happening at that level.

I always try to trade in the direction of the trend, but find I need to be open to the counter trend setup if that's what the market gives me. the trend is your friend..... until it ends.

Thanks Double top. I have only been trading a couple years and really like the idea of trading supply and demand. I want to learn more about this trading style and see other peoples ideas/thoughts before I throw down a bunch of money.