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I mentioned that I'm tending to trade higher timeframes, and find it more relaxing and more reliable, and recommendable

How about that for the "three Rs"?

I'll try and attach chart of Swisse, and say that if the price looks like breaking Aims and RSI (or QQE in my case) is reversing I will sometimes open a position ahead of cross of the zero line on AO (Ewaves). The chart shows a powerful sell signal and a powerful buy signal

I haven't worked very hard this week but my money has!

Cheers

Apologies for the cluttered chart, I had extra overlays on this one - Heiken Ashi (which is good for showing direction change on the candles) and a few more MAs as I keep an eye on other things lurking round as well as alligators

P.S Please dont get it into your heads that I am ultra successful. I probably make more mistakes than most! R
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RAY! O RAY
SETTLE DOWN NOW. STICK TO ONE THING.


I don't care if you hate me 4 doing this to you. I know you're gonna thank me one day. STICK TO SOMETHING. SETTLE DOWN
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I was happy to end the day (which was pretty much a half day with US being on bank holiday) with +23 pips net

However if I had not been going out on other business I might have set up a PO either side of aims on H1 with Kiwi

The euro-nzd chart shows the excellent breakout after news tonight - 125 pips were available.

Can't win em all but it shows the potential of the system
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Bed time really, but I am in a bonanza trade on the Ozzy due to news

Dont ask me why I didnt set a PO on the break lower on H1 which happened for a few minutes until glory, but at least I got the spike in the right direction.

I haven't decided when to close this one, am trailing it at 10 pips and feeling nice all over :)
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To me the greatest thing about Aims is riding with the breakout of Support or Resistance in the direction of the trend (as observed in a higher time frame).

Fractals, with the production of the Aims box, is of course the framework of this, and it is interesting to watch charts in real time and notice how often the resistance or support line is "respected" (that's the word for when price won't go through that line and bounces back off), and this can go on several times before it either happens or it doesnt.

On h1 (usdchf) today I saw this happening after 6 or 7 bars. It pays to have patience, because if and when a breakout does occur on a slow chart eg M30, H1, H4 it does tend to be quite powerful, and that is where I have had a lot of recent success.
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Just a few quick pips for me, enough to make me feel better before dentists, all in the course of 10 minutes on aususd this morning

It had risen a fair bit the previous hours, and I was looking at m15. AO showed downward momentum was fading, after a big drop Wednesday, and price was liable to jump upwards from Aims box, although it would be towards purple (possibly a w4)

I use just below the green line as SL rather than giving it the full depth of the Aims box in trades like this and find I do ok on the whole

Too much like falling pianos to incline me to participate in euro-related pairs right now

Anyway, 5 or 6 pips keeps other work away.
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plus another 5 or 6 when it dropped out of m15

I can only say it's hard to pass by the potential excitement of m1, but results for me are more reliable and emotions are more relaxed for trading no faster timeframes than m15,
12 pips today, let's keep them this way
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Hi Ray,

Good to see you are still successful! :-bd

I was just wondering how you manage your trades? It looks like you are waiting for an M15 Aims breakout then take your profit after a few pips, which is similar to trading M1 and only placing trades when there is a double Aims and taking profit at 1:1 or 1:2. I was just curious what your rules for taking profits are?

Cheers. :)
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Darren wrote:Hi Ray,

Good to see you are still successful! :-bd

I was just wondering how you manage your trades? It looks like you are waiting for an M15 Aims breakout then take your profit after a few pips, which is similar to trading M1 and only placing trades when there is a double Aims and taking profit at 1:1 or 1:2. I was just curious what your rules for taking profits are?

Cheers. :)
Depends how much screen time I have, as I prefer to watch the trade rather than go away and let it hit its stops. Ideally I'd like to wait until price goes wrong side of green line in the same TF, but otherwise I am happy having a daily target of 10, I have more confidence in S1 entries of course, and add-ons have to be treated with more care and less aggression

I just have the theory that breakouts in higher TFs eg m15,30,60 generally have more force in them than in lower TFs, preferably if the aims box isn't too high. - and yes a double aims with the next TF down helps as with M5/m1

Currently I'm on a PF of between 2.5 and 3 so I think that's respectable, although there's room for improvement

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I've been having fun with Swisse this morning

Here's where it dropped out of Aims box on H4

And H4 trading is new for me, looking at h1 around 8 am I thought it was going up not down, but here it was.

I think I'll stop for today now, having taken 53 pips off the table on that one




net pips this week 88, PF 2.76
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