You are very inquisitive
The way I enter and exit will never change, just the price at which same happens.
The way I trade will always work, in 20 years from now and more than likely in 200 years from now.
Gaps offer very good trading opportunities.
The value area is over rated as per market profile technique, but I have come across an individuals take on trading the value area that made perfect sense to me in relation to short term trading.
Anything else
Yes thanks if you don't mind.
I have met day traders who use a variety of criteria like market profile, TPO, POC, VWAP, opening price compared to yesterdays close, high, low and other Day trader points of interest to base their entries off. Some use all, some use just one for an entry.
Do you have a basket group of criteria that need to happen for you to place your entry ?OR are you looking for just one thing to happen to place your entry ?
Is your entry based on the % of distance from "x" ?
Do you enter the market every trading day ?
Do you know where your entry is before the market opens ?
Is volume important to you when entering ?
How long would you usually trade for in a day ?
What is the average time you are in a position ?
Do you use stops ?
Is your entry based on probabilistic data ? if so:
Do you trade probabilities based on
a. The time "x" is more likely to happen ?
b. The % of distance price is from "x" ?
c. Other ?
On another note:
What is your opinion on options ?
Do you trade options ?
What are your thoughts on the Probability Calculator options traders use ?
What are your thoughts on trading the breakout of the IB ?
Nytick: what are your thoughts on using this to enter positions ?
Cheers
