AHG - Profitable Strategy for Struggling Traders

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Anekdoten, Jul 19, 2007.

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  1. ES Morning

    Calling it day, not trading the afternoon.

    As Daniel pointed yesterday, price has a tendency to jump from one key area to the next without much problems. The real observation should be done when it is actually *at* a key area.

    Some people use Pivots I like to be more precise and use support and resistance areas instead.

    Anek
     
    #2191     Oct 4, 2007
  2. Xcel,

    Glad to hear that.

    Start very slow and don't forget to work on the "Spotting the chop" skill, it will serve you well.

    It's no joke that sometimes the best trade is no trade at all.

    Anek
     
    #2192     Oct 4, 2007
  3. xcel454

    xcel454

    Anek,

    I know what you mean when you talk about sitting on your hands. In about 1 hr I did 8 scalps doing 1 and 2 lots, which is probably the number of trades people do in a whole day. Looking back, I know that 2 of my trades today were "undisciplined" trades.

    Hand sitting is still a work in progress in this game for me.
     
    #2193     Oct 4, 2007
  4. What does AHG stand for?
     
    #2194     Oct 4, 2007
  5. #2195     Oct 4, 2007

  6. The quote box in the top right that states "Once again, not when last high was lower" -- not when is referring to what? Vague.

    ~Cx
     
    #2196     Oct 4, 2007
  7. Cx,
    I believe Anek meant "Once again, as you've already been taught, not when last high was lower".
    That's how I took it.

    Edit: the "not when" meant don't buy again even though we were still above the TL because the last high was lower.
     
    #2197     Oct 4, 2007
  8. Yep, vague my ass :D

    Anek
     
    #2198     Oct 4, 2007
  9. Yea, so just re-instating the obvious I guess.

    ~Cx
     
    #2199     Oct 4, 2007
  10. xiaodre

    xiaodre

    Triangle setting up...

    EDIT: this is on the YM (why I am back to it, I dunno...comfort?)
     
    #2200     Oct 4, 2007
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