Quote from spike500:
Excellent idea. It can reduce the numbers of trades without reducing the potential of profit.
For me the trend was long from the opening. So all i could do was buy the bottoms.
Quote from Buy1Sell2:
yes --- yesterday on the decision to hold overnight , it was based strongly on the 60 minute chart coupled with longer term short bias. Today, I was trying the shorter term and it didn't work for me. There were long signals, but I was basing on my overall bearish bias on daily and weekly charts. Thanks for the input. Further note: I think if I am mostly trading short because of larger picture bearishness, then I should make certain the 60 minute is bearish also.
Quote from spike500:
To me:
monthly is long
weekly is long
daily is short but possible reverse to long within the next days
Quote from spike500:
A swimmer has to swim 1 mile in streaming water, which direction will he swim? With the flow or against the flow?
If he swims with the flow he will cover the distance fast, with little efforts, with almost no risk that he will be forced in the opposite direction, and even if he doesnât swim but just keeps floating, he will automatically cover the distance carried by the streaming water.
If he swims against the flow he will maybe cover the distance, but it will take a long time, lots of efforts, lots of risk and he might be forced in the opposite direction by the power of the streaming water. He might even get so tired that he will drawn.
The same rules apply to trading, but many traders break these rules. These traders will be in the long run the losers.