Quote from Trader273:
Thats why i gave up on divergence trading. It seems that every divergence trade was against the major trend. Good luck and more power to you to try and fight the trend, not for me.
-Nick
Quote from Trader273:
Thats why i gave up on divergence trading. It seems that every divergence trade was against the major trend. Good luck and more power to you to try and fight the trend, not for me.
-Nick
Quote from Buy1Sell2:
Doesn't work for all traders . Best idea with divergences is to be patient and attack the more obvious ones. Romik is doing that well with his use of multiple charts which give him a better chance at the big picture. If divergences are on short frame charts , they are more often than not , good for just a couple of points. However, the longer the frame, generally the better the return and extended nature of the divergence. This is why I have gone to the longer frames for my short term account. Long term, I still trade the weekly chart and position build etc.
Quote from Buy1Sell2:
My opinion is that if and when the Euro fx futures roll over to the downside on hourly charts, that we will get upside in the ES. This is a hunch and that is all. Spike is correct on the hourly charts. There was clear bearish divergence on the hourlies at 10 EST. My time frame is longer and will look to the 240 chart and perhaps the 60 for bullish divergence to add more contracts. We've got a wide range of time frames in here now and this interests me a great deal!
Excuse me - Could you please so kind to summarize the basics -Quote from spike500:
I personally don't believe in divergences. But if you do trade them i think you need to watch the hourly chart to be sure that at least the basics are OK.
I went short at 1261 and just closed my short.
Quote from spike500:
I personally don't believe in divergences. But if you do trade them i think you need to watch the hourly chart to be sure that at least the basics are OK.
I went short at 1261 and just closed my short.