In order to rid myself of the bad habit of trying to nail tops and bottoms, I'm going to stick to the following rules:
1. Above mid-point of the market, initiate LONGS only. The only exception would be if price is really stretched and trading above 2X High Range.
2. Below the mid-point, initiate SHORTS only. The only exception would be if price is really stretched and trading below 2X Low Range.
That simple rule would have kept me out of trouble today.
Please post in the comments if you have any other ideas/suggestions on how I can improve my execution skills.
On to the charts...
I don't time to analyze each screen shot tonight, but the trade setups are the same as yesterday.
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Only 20 screenshots? SLACKER.
ReplyDeleteHave you looked at how your new midpoint rules work out during backtesting? (I assume you have - just curious).
Setups look good as always. The execution will come with time and more live trades. Don't beat yourself up to much and keep at it. One-Lot Trading LLC needs your help! ;)
Actually, I haven't really back-tested the rule. It's a rule provided by Joe Baker and David Dube, both are profitable traders with over 13 years of experience, so I'm taking their word for it. And although I haven't back-tested it, I have observed the mid-point in real-time over the last few months.
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