AHG - Profitable Strategy for Struggling Traders

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Nov 29 afternoon NQ

I have a quiz for you, what do you see when you see a "no signal" in my charts?

Isn't something we know very well?

First to answer wins an used inflatable doll kindly donated by our sponsor Anek :D :D :p :p
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Mark,
I would be inclined to add something to measure momentum exhaustion or natural resistance like fibs or pivots to preempt those yellow bars wiggles. I know its not an answer to your question :)
 
The magic tick is a HH or LL by 1 tick off any point of interest.

For instance, say there is an uptrend and a bar closes below the the uptrend line. Did a tick ever go below the low of the closing bar ? If so, that's the magic tick.

It's a technique I learned from Suri, in his recent H and S example you can see how Suri waits for it.

I adopt the magic tick in all of my trading.

He does not call it the magic tick, that's how I call it and with good reason because it's one of the most powerful techniques in my arsenal.

Thanks Suri.

Anek
 
Some how this Result chart was missing in the original post.

regards,
suri



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Trading successfully using technical analysis based charts must includes a [REASON] to trade ( Setup/Pattern/Indicators), A [FRAMEWORK]: Supp/Resistance Lines, MAs, Pivot levels, Bollinger/Fib. Bands... And an [EXECUTION] Trigger ( A Strategy based continuation/violation of certain level/thresholds).. Of course last but most important is [Money Management] this must be invidually tailored for each setup.. Could be $Stops, $Targets, MAs, Supp/resistance, Swing High/Lows etc....

Given that HA Color changes to show Trend is NO holygrail at-all..
But within a context of a Trade, I would like to show how I incorporate HA into
a Pattern Based trading in the following Example.


[REASON]: Potential H & S Pattern
[FrameWork]: H&S Formation within the Fibonacci Bands, Showing a Clear NeckLine.
[Execution]:
1. Wait for HA Bar [RED] Close below the NECKline to confirm the Trend.
2. Short One Tick Below the Low of the B/D Bar.
(Watch HA Color Confirming the lower B/D Bar)

[MM]:
** Stop above the Right H&S High (on close basis)
(In fact, I thought this would happen first during the RT setup)

** Target the Entire Range of the Head from the Head to the Neckline (A Measured Move)

Example:
Chart1: Time: 2.46pm pattern formation

Chart2: Time 3.38pm. (Result)


Regards,
Suri

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I am working on his bullish bias and teaching him the way of AHG :)
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Good friend of mine used to be the CFO of a Fortune 100 company he is approximately in his mid 60s. He knows the financial world well but when it comes to trading his bearish bias is always with him. Even though he has improved his trading tremendously by reading AHG and applying anything I could teach him, the bias still haunts him.

Point is having no bias despite financial news is very hard to achieve but Nirvana for trading.

Anek
 
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The magic tick is a HH or LL by 1 tick off any point of interest.

For instance, say there is an uptrend and a bar closes below the the uptrend line. Did a tick ever go below the low of the closing bar ? If so, that's the magic tick.

It's a technique I learned from Suri, in his recent H and S example you can see how Suri waits for it.

I adopt the magic tick in all of my trading.

He does not call it the magic tick, that's how I call it and with good reason because it's one of the most powerful techniques in my arsenal.

Thanks Suri.

Anek
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Ah yes I remember now.

Yes I use the magic tick (lol didn't remember the name) but not for microscalping, I use it for AHG.

Scalping for 1.5, 2 points doesn't allow you to wait for it IMO, you end up giving away half of your profit waiting for a confirmation like that, I want to be in and out fast.

Hope I'm not confusing people here, that's probably why Piscuy didn't feel like posting his method here.

microscalping is very demanding and I don't want to give the impression it's the easy way. Your execution has to be perfect, no second guessing, and always knowing in advance what you have to do if A happens, or B happens or C, no time to think.

I'm still having a lot of difficulties reacting that fast.

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I think I'm going to buy a licence for buttontrader, because managing 2 separate lots microscalping with a simple matrix like the one in TWS is a bit of a mess
 
Mark

I just set ButtonTrader yesterday, it looks like its the way to go for scalping. Use 2 lots, 1st contract small profit( 4 ticks), 2nd bring stop up to break even or 1 - 2 ticks below B/E so its a scratch scalp if your wrong. Protect your capital, of course if your wrong right off the bat its double whammy.

JD
 
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Mark

I just set ButtonTrader yesterday, it looks like its the way to go for scalping. Use 2 lots, 1st contract small profit( 4 ticks), 2nd bring stop up to break even or 1 - 2 ticks below B/E so its a scratch scalp if your wrong. Protect your capital, of course if your wrong right off the bat its double whammy.

JD
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Thanks for your input JD, that's the way I intend to use it.

I've been testing the demo version lately, pretty neat software.
 
It's a front end software very good for scalping, you can choose a load of strategies and much much more



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