Quote from Sniemiec:
Is there any way to avoid this? Maybe I'm not seeing something, any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
n00b.
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Quote from Sniemiec:
Is there any way to avoid this? Maybe I'm not seeing something, any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
n00b.
Quote from Shepherd:
there is always a point where the trend reverses. AHG follows the trend and so the last entry on the trend is usually a loss depending on how tight you are trailing your stop. If following AHG the profits gained on the earlier trades in the trend will more that offset the last loser.
Quote from sandygray66:
If you drew a trendline from the last major pivot high (off the chart that you posted here) to the high pivot at 9:50, you'd find that the TL was quite a bit above where you shorted.
One of the key aspects of AHG is taking trades in the direction of the trend ON OR NEAR THE TL (using a confirmation trigger, like the 3br).
Just taking breakouts (like you appeared to do here) leaves you susceptible to reversals.
Hope that helps.
Quote from BoyBrutus:
AHG log
and some good stuff at the end from yesterdays AH