Mickey's Journal
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More balanced than yesterday. I think there was potential
for profit in another choppy LO. I ended up with a losing day
probably because I just didn't know when to Stop.
Sequence 11
C1 DS 1 -14
C2 DS 1 +35
C3 DS 1 +36
C4 DS 1 -10
C5 DS 1 -16
C6 DS 1 -7
C7 DS 0 -41
C8 DS 0 -85
C9 DS 1 -27
C10 DS 1 -4
C11 DS 1 +14
C12 DS 1 -18
C13 DS 1 +13
C14 DS 1 +6
C15 DS 1 -18
C16 DS 1 -20
C17 DS 1 -18
C18 DS 1 -3
C19 DS 1 -8
C20 DS 1 -15
DS 18/20 -191 pips ( Double my worse Sequence to date! - Disappointing )
Sequence 12
C1 DS 1 -27
C2 DS 1 +8
More balanced than yesterday. I think there was potential
for profit in another choppy LO. I ended up with a losing day
probably because I just didn't know when to Stop.
Sequence 11
C1 DS 1 -14
C2 DS 1 +35
C3 DS 1 +36
C4 DS 1 -10
C5 DS 1 -16
C6 DS 1 -7
C7 DS 0 -41
C8 DS 0 -85
C9 DS 1 -27
C10 DS 1 -4
C11 DS 1 +14
C12 DS 1 -18
C13 DS 1 +13
C14 DS 1 +6
C15 DS 1 -18
C16 DS 1 -20
C17 DS 1 -18
C18 DS 1 -3
C19 DS 1 -8
C20 DS 1 -15
DS 18/20 -191 pips ( Double my worse Sequence to date! - Disappointing )
Sequence 12
C1 DS 1 -27
C2 DS 1 +8
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Hi Mickey
You have to learn to religiously adhere to the rules of taking entries on the break of low and high of fruit candle. not more than 1 or 2 pip buffer plus spread. if its gone 6-7 pips its gone. leave it. You must working on your timing. Specially in shorter time frames. IF a H1 chart is off by 10-15 pips, its ok you can still jump in and in the long run it wont matter but if you're late 5-7 pips on m1 chart basically your edge has gone pooooof! looking at your lovely PPP I can see you make entries well away from the levels where you should be getting in and out. I can say many things about those slides but I assume you know already.
have a good weekend!
You have to learn to religiously adhere to the rules of taking entries on the break of low and high of fruit candle. not more than 1 or 2 pip buffer plus spread. if its gone 6-7 pips its gone. leave it. You must working on your timing. Specially in shorter time frames. IF a H1 chart is off by 10-15 pips, its ok you can still jump in and in the long run it wont matter but if you're late 5-7 pips on m1 chart basically your edge has gone pooooof! looking at your lovely PPP I can see you make entries well away from the levels where you should be getting in and out. I can say many things about those slides but I assume you know already.
have a good weekend!
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What is the Secret of Successful Trading?
The Consistent Pursuit of DS1
The thing that makes me money in trading is when I "Objectively Follow my Trading Plan".
I understand that I can't catch all the moves or all the signals but my objective is to catch THE VALID SIGNALS & ONLY the Valid Signals.
My Deathbed Advice "5:1 Reward to Risk Ratio".
Yo, banana boy!
The Consistent Pursuit of DS1
The thing that makes me money in trading is when I "Objectively Follow my Trading Plan".
I understand that I can't catch all the moves or all the signals but my objective is to catch THE VALID SIGNALS & ONLY the Valid Signals.
My Deathbed Advice "5:1 Reward to Risk Ratio".
Yo, banana boy!
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Mickey's Journal
Now did I read that right? Wave 4 ends between 38 - 50 Fib? 
Something like this? Highly inconclusive. If it climbs higher than 50%
its not W4. Surely only when it has closed below the low of W3 after
having retraced to 38 - 50 can you conclude it may be W5?
Something like this? Highly inconclusive. If it climbs higher than 50%
its not W4. Surely only when it has closed below the low of W3 after
having retraced to 38 - 50 can you conclude it may be W5?
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look at screenshot_4 and tell me what does it read on eWave?
What is the Secret of Successful Trading?
The Consistent Pursuit of DS1
The thing that makes me money in trading is when I "Objectively Follow my Trading Plan".
I understand that I can't catch all the moves or all the signals but my objective is to catch THE VALID SIGNALS & ONLY the Valid Signals.
My Deathbed Advice "5:1 Reward to Risk Ratio".
Yo, banana boy!
The Consistent Pursuit of DS1
The thing that makes me money in trading is when I "Objectively Follow my Trading Plan".
I understand that I can't catch all the moves or all the signals but my objective is to catch THE VALID SIGNALS & ONLY the Valid Signals.
My Deathbed Advice "5:1 Reward to Risk Ratio".
Yo, banana boy!
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What was supposed to be an impulsive Wave 3 down failed
because the corrective 'Wave 4' exceeded the 50% Fib so ewave
recalculated with a new peak that Wave 3 was now impulsive up
and also indicates a smaller Wave 4 retracement which could be 38%
and the last impulsive move up could therefore be a Wave 5
But that would mean corrective Wave 2 is twice as long as the
revised Impulsive Wave 3
I don't think that can be right
because the corrective 'Wave 4' exceeded the 50% Fib so ewave
recalculated with a new peak that Wave 3 was now impulsive up
and also indicates a smaller Wave 4 retracement which could be 38%
and the last impulsive move up could therefore be a Wave 5
But that would mean corrective Wave 2 is twice as long as the
revised Impulsive Wave 3
I don't think that can be right
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Nice LO.
Burst of Upward momentum right at LO
Added on at break of AIMS, chose not to add on
again as that is where I usually give it all back,
perhaps in the future I will have greater agility
but my tendency is to run before I can walk.
I was happy with my one campaign for the day
26 +21 and I was done within 15 minutes -
if I had continued on Skype I would have got
suckered in to trading more just for the sake of it
I might have made a bit more, but what
was that fable about the dog looking at his
reflection in the river. he sees a bigger bone,
jumps in and ends up with nothing!
This is precisely what I keep doing! -
I am aware of two negative influences
1. simple greed for more, specifically
fear of missing out on more - ironically
greed and fear together - lethal combination!
2. I can't deny it, and I think its in my
interest to mention this, but often I find
my decisions are strongly influenced by Skype
room
There have been times when guys report 'out'
of trade at a spot that I would normally have
got out, but I hang on just a bit more in case
I can manage to stay in for that really big win
that others miss
Now thats prestige!
Hardly!
Getting to that elite 1% elite traders is never going
to happen by reckless gambling! I might get lucky once,
or even twice but it is totally unsustainable!
There's a reason these guys got out, in accordance with
the rules, and if I can see the same rules I should be out too.
Burst of Upward momentum right at LO
Added on at break of AIMS, chose not to add on
again as that is where I usually give it all back,
perhaps in the future I will have greater agility
but my tendency is to run before I can walk.
I was happy with my one campaign for the day
26 +21 and I was done within 15 minutes -
if I had continued on Skype I would have got
suckered in to trading more just for the sake of it
I might have made a bit more, but what
was that fable about the dog looking at his
reflection in the river. he sees a bigger bone,
jumps in and ends up with nothing!
This is precisely what I keep doing! -
I am aware of two negative influences
1. simple greed for more, specifically
fear of missing out on more - ironically
greed and fear together - lethal combination!
2. I can't deny it, and I think its in my
interest to mention this, but often I find
my decisions are strongly influenced by Skype
room
There have been times when guys report 'out'
of trade at a spot that I would normally have
got out, but I hang on just a bit more in case
I can manage to stay in for that really big win
that others miss
Now thats prestige!
Hardly!
Getting to that elite 1% elite traders is never going
to happen by reckless gambling! I might get lucky once,
or even twice but it is totally unsustainable!
There's a reason these guys got out, in accordance with
the rules, and if I can see the same rules I should be out too.
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Mickey's Journal
Again, Done in 15 mins at LO. I wish this would
happen everyday!
28 +20
happen everyday!
28 +20
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Mickey's Journal
Sequence 12
C1 DS 1 -27
C2 DS 1 +8
C3 DS 1 26 +21
C4 DS 1 28 +20
C1 DS 1 -27
C2 DS 1 +8
C3 DS 1 26 +21
C4 DS 1 28 +20
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I think it does most often than not! its is US who don't stop.kiravon wrote:Again, Done in 15 mins at LO. I wish this would
happen everyday!
What is the Secret of Successful Trading?
The Consistent Pursuit of DS1
The thing that makes me money in trading is when I "Objectively Follow my Trading Plan".
I understand that I can't catch all the moves or all the signals but my objective is to catch THE VALID SIGNALS & ONLY the Valid Signals.
My Deathbed Advice "5:1 Reward to Risk Ratio".
Yo, banana boy!
The Consistent Pursuit of DS1
The thing that makes me money in trading is when I "Objectively Follow my Trading Plan".
I understand that I can't catch all the moves or all the signals but my objective is to catch THE VALID SIGNALS & ONLY the Valid Signals.
My Deathbed Advice "5:1 Reward to Risk Ratio".
Yo, banana boy!
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Mickey's Journal
Sequence 12
C1 DS 1 -27
C2 DS 1 +8
C3 DS 1 +26 +21
C4 DS 1 +28 +20
C5 DS 1 -3 -9
C6 DS 0 -8 -15
Traded two 'breakouts' at LO that just didn't happen.
Market notably more choppy and jittery than last two
days. I have altered my default SL of 12 down to 8.
With a true momentum breakout you don't need a big SL.
My first three positions chopped out quite quickly, but they
would have been stopped anyway even with 12 SL or even 20 SL
The 15 I lost was where I didn't place a SL. that actually wasn't
the mistake. I will give myself a Zero DS score but the mistake was
psychologically more interesting -
I am quite positively envious of our guys who routinely make three
winning trades in one campaign ie entry and two add ons.
I am not very good with add ons despite two very nice little campaigns
mon and tues.
I am quite content to just have two winning trades in a campaign for
the time being until I get more adept at adding on.
But on my second campaign this morning my add on at break of AIMS
was too far away from initial entry. I didn't place my 8 pip SL because
the price was too jittery, I knew I would be stopped. Price was stalling
and I was hoping for the momentum to pick up so that I could place
my 8 pip SL.
The rules?
Well, with momentum I invariably trail but momentum had stalled.
so I closed at 11858 just under Green which was -8 -15.
So my mistake wasn't the exit but the impulsive add on which I knew
was too far away but I wanted to have a third winning day exactly
like the last two days - irrespective of what the market wanted
But on a sort of plus side I was focused on discipline and I finished
10 minutes after LO rather than get involved with revenge trading.
Had I stayed on I would almost certainly have taken the 8.23 breakout
for up to +45pips. But I have lost up to -175 simply not knowing
when to stay out of the market. So its not about profit or loss its
all about discipline
Interestingly 6 mins after that Breakout Michael wrote that he missed
it too busy writing on Skype
Precisely why I write almost nothing on Skype, I can't trade and
write - I don't even read much. I am however compiling all the gems
into an ebook but the input into Skype is outpacing my compiling
which might mean the book can never have an end - there will always
be more gems to add
C1 DS 1 -27
C2 DS 1 +8
C3 DS 1 +26 +21
C4 DS 1 +28 +20
C5 DS 1 -3 -9
C6 DS 0 -8 -15
Traded two 'breakouts' at LO that just didn't happen.
Market notably more choppy and jittery than last two
days. I have altered my default SL of 12 down to 8.
With a true momentum breakout you don't need a big SL.
My first three positions chopped out quite quickly, but they
would have been stopped anyway even with 12 SL or even 20 SL
The 15 I lost was where I didn't place a SL. that actually wasn't
the mistake. I will give myself a Zero DS score but the mistake was
psychologically more interesting -
I am quite positively envious of our guys who routinely make three
winning trades in one campaign ie entry and two add ons.
I am not very good with add ons despite two very nice little campaigns
mon and tues.
I am quite content to just have two winning trades in a campaign for
the time being until I get more adept at adding on.
But on my second campaign this morning my add on at break of AIMS
was too far away from initial entry. I didn't place my 8 pip SL because
the price was too jittery, I knew I would be stopped. Price was stalling
and I was hoping for the momentum to pick up so that I could place
my 8 pip SL.
The rules?
Well, with momentum I invariably trail but momentum had stalled.
so I closed at 11858 just under Green which was -8 -15.
So my mistake wasn't the exit but the impulsive add on which I knew
was too far away but I wanted to have a third winning day exactly
like the last two days - irrespective of what the market wanted
But on a sort of plus side I was focused on discipline and I finished
10 minutes after LO rather than get involved with revenge trading.
Had I stayed on I would almost certainly have taken the 8.23 breakout
for up to +45pips. But I have lost up to -175 simply not knowing
when to stay out of the market. So its not about profit or loss its
all about discipline
Interestingly 6 mins after that Breakout Michael wrote that he missed
it too busy writing on Skype
Precisely why I write almost nothing on Skype, I can't trade and
write - I don't even read much. I am however compiling all the gems
into an ebook but the input into Skype is outpacing my compiling
which might mean the book can never have an end - there will always
be more gems to add
Stop searching for the Holy Grail, you've already found it -
It's in your mind!
It's in your mind!