Have you used dbphoenix's teachings to become a successful trader?

[AdrianHagh81]

Depends on what you mean by "works". Are you referring to how well it determines overbought and oversold levels? Are you referring to exits stemming from a "break" in the line?

the entry on trend continuation on pullback to the line and exit on line break, im saying on nq and es itll lose money, on tf and cl it does better however the equity curve aint pretty and pf is to low to be tradable.

 

[Ditch]

Funny how some people will process only what they want to process in order to make a pointless dig. I suppose it has to do at least in part with shallow thought.

You reap what you sow, you're the master of pointless digs.

 

[Ditch]

the entry on trend continuation on pullback to the line and exit on line break, im saying on nq and es itll lose money, on tf and cl it does better however the equity curve aint pretty and pf is to low to be tradable.

Disclaimer nr. 2: you're missing the context

 

[dbphoenix]

the entry on trend continuation on pullback to the line and exit on line break, im saying on nq and es itll lose money, on tf and cl it does better however the equity curve aint pretty and pf is to low to be tradable.

Unless you define all this, "saying" is insufficient for formulating any hypotheses, much less drawing conclusions. If as yesterday one has a potential 2pt loss and 16pt gain, that is at least an okay P:L ratio.

 

[AdrianHagh81]

Unless you define all this, "saying" is insufficient for formulating any hypotheses, much less drawing conclusions. If as yesterday one has a potential 2pt loss and 16pt gain, that is at least an okay P:L ratio.

yes, on a single trade the profit target is much higher then the stop loss, however looking at a series of trade, youll realize that the average profit per trade is very low due to the low win pct.

 

[AdrianHagh81]

Disclaimer nr. 2: you're missing the context

what context ?.

 

[dbphoenix]

yes, on a single trade the profit target is much higher then the stop loss, however looking at a series of trade, youll realize that the average profit per trade is very low due to the low win pct.

If you can't define the range, the breakout from the range, and the entry at that breakout, then the results of any analysis of a series of trades will be meaningless.

 

[dbphoenix]

And so we reach the upper limit of the weekly trend channel. As predicted.

 

[Money Trust]

Funny how some people will process only what they want to process in order to make a pointless dig. I suppose it has to do at least in part with shallow thought.

Yet not one criticizer has referred to the Wyckoff course....

 

[Eddiemorra]

And so we reach the upper limit of the weekly trend channel. As predicted.

Who predicted it? I didn't see anyone make that call.