My nq price action method

Discussion in 'Journals' started by slugar, Sep 1, 2013.

  1. Redneck

    Redneck


    No worries – likely I incorrectly “T’d -up” my comments

    I was trying to point out the supporting PA.., and that there wasn’t much of it

    (PB to support (50% level of the zone).., and a HL made by a bar that was essentially a doji (indecision) )

    That’s all.., not judging the actual trade


    Hell I’ve traded on little more than a penny separation between the lows (or highs) of adjacent bars - and will again..., every time I think it appropriate

    :)

    RN
     
    #711     Jun 7, 2014
  2. slugar

    slugar

    pretty slow and choppy today, seems to be the theme lately! only 3 trades.
    1.lower high short at 3797.25 stop 3797.25 target 3787 swing low.
    2.higher low long at 3794 stop 3791.25 target 3799 last swing high.
    3.higher low long at 3793.75 stop 3790.75 target 3800.50 last swing high
     
    #712     Jun 10, 2014
  3. Redneck

    Redneck

    Lines look solid

    Here’s a test – where’s the horizontal zone

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    Trade 1.
    lower high short at 3797.25
    stop 3797.25
    target 3787 swing low.

    Comment

    Wow – zero risk trade – you’re good… or was this a test to see if I’m paying attention :)


    Trade 2.
    higher low long at 3794
    stop 3791.25
    target 3799 last swing high.

    Comment

    Why did you place the stop where you did???

    The second point for the UMTL had not yet been made – so I would think a breach of the swing low

    Wait….I think I see…, the SL line…, and SL price – are not matching (see pink line/ price – though I drew it crooked)


    Trade 3.
    higher low long at 3793.75
    stop 3790.75
    target 3800.50 last swing high

    Comment

    Same question for this one – why place the stop where you did – instead of either green line I drew

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    All trade are well done !!!

    RN
     
    #713     Jun 10, 2014
  4. slugar

    slugar

    some good trades today if you were patient after the 1st good long.
    1.higher low long at 3786.50 stop 3784.25 1 tick below the entry bar target 3800 last swing high.
    2.higher low long 3795.25 stop 3793.50 target 3800 last swing high
    3.short at resistance 3799 stop 3801.50 1 tick above entry bar target 3793 last swing low. stopped out break even
    4.short at resistance 3799 stop 3801.25 1 tick above entry bar target 3793 swing low. best trade of the day out at 3786.25 break of down move trend line.
    5.higher low long 3786.50 stop 3784.50 target 3793 bottom of earlier range.
     
    #714     Jun 11, 2014
  5. I really like your charts and the descriptions.
    In my attached charts, would any of the arrows be trades that you might have taken?

    Gabe
     
    #715     Jun 11, 2014
  6. slugar

    slugar

    all of the arrows look like legit spots but I was already in the market At the time so I didn't consider these
     
    #716     Jun 12, 2014
  7. Redneck

    Redneck

    Patience
    Objective
    Proper context
    Planned each trade out
    Traded each plan
    Kept risk small for each


    All the makings of a trader

    :)

    RN
     
    #717     Jun 12, 2014
  8. Sorry if you've aleady answered this, Slugar.

    When you post these charts each day with the circles marking entries:
    Are these trades that you took in real time that day? (either in demo or live account)

    You seem to catch all near perfect entries each day with price never going against you at all.

    I'm not sure if I'm looking at the best trader i've ever seen, or if i've missed something and it's more of a research/eduactional experiment - marking up charts where you see potential entries with the benefit of hindsight.

    Thanks. Good luck. Interesting journal either way.
     
    #718     Jun 12, 2014
  9. slugar

    slugar

    most of the trades are trades that my system would allow me to take, i'm only live on wednesdays for now and if it were this easy i would be making a killing but it's mostly for my future goals
     
    #719     Jun 12, 2014
  10. Redneck

    Redneck

    In this business - everything resembling easy - ain't

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    Trade well today Slugar

    RN
     
    #720     Jun 12, 2014