I dont have my charts on this computer but i'll explain how to see the failure. On the charts I posted on the first time I explained it and one I posted today of a play to the short side, there is usually two lines that mark one bar. One confirms the pivot, the other one is the failure.
I use mainly one chart for all my trades, that allows me to focus. I do use one larger time frame chart (usually 2-3 times larger) to view the general trend so that I may take long trades with caution on a down trend.
I do not use only one entry scenario, in fact I use quite a few but this is the only one I have disclosed here with my precise methods. There are others that are better for other market conditions and others for different time frames. I do follow patterns, not all of them but some work really nicely.
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I use mainly one chart for all my trades, that allows me to focus. I do use one larger time frame chart (usually 2-3 times larger) to view the general trend so that I may take long trades with caution on a down trend.
I do not use only one entry scenario, in fact I use quite a few but this is the only one I have disclosed here with my precise methods. There are others that are better for other market conditions and others for different time frames. I do follow patterns, not all of them but some work really nicely.
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Quote from timokrates:
Piscuy could you also post a picture of a failure as described in the post where you presented your method.
Apart from that it would be great if you could answer to a few questions:
- How do you find your swingareas where you expect pivots to happen. Just Trendlines? Then confirmation by Time & Sales and at last entry signal?
- Do you use one chart exclusively, when you are trading?
- Do you only use the one entry scenario? What about playing patterns like the ones presented here?
Thanks...

