Dangit keep on screwing up attachments...
Last exit is on the red candlestick I think. Don't know why it didnt show up.
Last exit is on the red candlestick I think. Don't know why it didnt show up.
AHG - Profitable Strategy for Struggling Traders
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Thanks Anek.
Can someone post the multiday chart.
Fucking ninja trader...
Anek, please please please explain this to us. I am a 3 lot piker that has money in bank, but due to previous negative experience I am not trading size, just 3 lots in FDAX, which does generate good gains, but seeing your PnL, well Jeez man, I want some of that 
I guess question is when, how & what made you decide to increase size. Please post everything related. I am guessing you haven't always traded size.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
N.B. Normally I type TY for thank you
P.S. I feel that I am ready from both experience & knowledge point to make a switch (my equity curve has grown since I started scaling out), but phychologically I am sort of afraid to increase size, fucking too concerned with losing again.
I guess question is when, how & what made you decide to increase size. Please post everything related. I am guessing you haven't always traded size.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
N.B. Normally I type TY for thank you
P.S. I feel that I am ready from both experience & knowledge point to make a switch (my equity curve has grown since I started scaling out), but phychologically I am sort of afraid to increase size, fucking too concerned with losing again.
JSSPMK,
It's all in the journal. Everything needed aside from discipline and screen time is right here on this journal.
Small stops, letting the winners run, discipline, money management, screen time up the ass, etc.
You start with baby steps. When you have solid evidence of consistency without a shadow of a doubt you gradually increase car size and you keep this cycle with full responsibility. No consistency no increase, in fact, decrease.
Once your accuracy starts turning for the better you implement averaging up techniques and when you are blessed enough to catch the birth of a trend you break the bank.
And last but definitely not least you never ever average down because it is not about being right but about making money, responsibly, calmly, patiently and with confidence.
Shutting systems down to live a bit.
Anek
It's all in the journal. Everything needed aside from discipline and screen time is right here on this journal.
Small stops, letting the winners run, discipline, money management, screen time up the ass, etc.
You start with baby steps. When you have solid evidence of consistency without a shadow of a doubt you gradually increase car size and you keep this cycle with full responsibility. No consistency no increase, in fact, decrease.
Once your accuracy starts turning for the better you implement averaging up techniques and when you are blessed enough to catch the birth of a trend you break the bank.
And last but definitely not least you never ever average down because it is not about being right but about making money, responsibly, calmly, patiently and with confidence.
Shutting systems down to live a bit.
Anek
Thanks AAA.
I thought I'd get a solid answer.
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These are the rules for the above.
if (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) > 0.75) and (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) < 1) set color to $002400
if (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) > 0.5) and (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) < 0.75) set color to $003737
if (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) > 0.25) and (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) < 0.5) set color to $00254A
if ((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) < 0.25 set color to Black
It will not show the values for targets, this would have to be done manually with fib lines on your charts, but it will give you a quick reference on where you are in relation to the days range.
AAA30
if (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) > 0.75) and (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) < 1) set color to $002400
if (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) > 0.5) and (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) < 0.75) set color to $003737
if (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) > 0.25) and (((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) < 0.5) set color to $00254A
if ((Bar Close- Day Low)/(Day High - Day Low)) < 0.25 set color to Black
It will not show the values for targets, this would have to be done manually with fib lines on your charts, but it will give you a quick reference on where you are in relation to the days range.
AAA30
Hey, that's great!
Thanks.
I'll throw it up and see if it sticks.
Thank you kindly.
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