I still consider myself an apprentice,
any advice from someone more experienced is welcome
any advice from someone more experienced is welcome
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I thought the market was going to fall.
This big 4 hour red candle has fooled me.
Again the price has bounced off the support![]()
I still consider myself an apprentice,
any advice from someone more experienced is welcome
throw a 20sma on your 4 hr chart to gauge strength. If its still pointed up when the 4hr is under the sma, market still strong. Good way to avoid taking shorts when the market is oversold. Think of it like a compass
I presume you traded US session.
what time did you trade?
which was your great day/s?
Hello Maxinger, if I did indeed change the USA session.
My worst day was Thursday and my best day was Friday.
On Thursday I lost a lot of money but I recovered until I only lost $ 400.
It was a nervous day.
On Friday he arranged the week.
I usually operate the first 2 hours.
This week I started badly but today I have recovered a part, I will be lucky if I end the week positive.
Any advice is welcome.
Luck! Good trading!
In fact NQ moved up massively. you probably missed this signal.

Exactly right, that is the way I judge my trading results so we are in agreement.Different strokes, I guess. If I don't beat S&P over the long term, I feel like I'm wasting time, because investing in a Vanguard index fund could get me the same/more money.
Unless trading is a hobby (which is fine! It's partially that for me), and some underperforming years are worth it for the fun).
Exactly.
On day 7 the Asian session and the European session were easy but in the USA session.
it seemed that the price wanted to fall and finally rose.
I took the signal because the price action indicated it and I won.
However if he had followed a moving average he would not have taken the signal because the moving average would have indicated down.
But I think I will have the moving average of 20 on the graph as wiesman02 says because it is interesting to see how the price reacts on that moving average.
The advantage may be trades with broader benefits.