Price action and support resistance is a good and simple approach, I also like it.I usually rely on mix of both price action and resistance levels. Have you tried combining it with your indicators?
Price action and support resistance is a good and simple approach, I also like it.I usually rely on mix of both price action and resistance levels. Have you tried combining it with your indicators?
Do you follow any specific level or follow the flow?Price action and support resistance is a good and simple approach, I also like it.
For this, I like to draw prediction lines manually by paying attention to peak and valley levels. for guidelines.Do you follow any specific level or follow the flow?
Does this approach works for you majorly?For this, I like to draw prediction lines manually by paying attention to peak and valley levels. for guidelines.
Yes, this is quite good, but still need to strengthen the discipline to maintain it.Does this approach works for you majorly?
Agree. Staying discipline is hard but important for long term success. What's you got to strategy to stay disciplined?Yes, this is quite good, but still need to strengthen the discipline to maintain it.
Looking too long at price changes often causes discipline distortion, to minimize that I prefer a set-and-forget trading plan. How about you?Agree. Staying discipline is hard but important for long term success. What's you got to strategy to stay disciplined?
Interesting! I'm more hands on but have you ever felt to tweak the trades in between?Looking too long at price changes often causes discipline distortion, to minimize that I prefer a set-and-forget trading plan. How about you?
The market is always changing, sometimes I feel like I need to make updateInteresting! I'm more hands on but have you ever felt to tweak the trades in between?
Do you change you strategy based on those changes?The market is always changing, sometimes I feel like I need to make update
The strategy remains the same, but some changes may modify the stop loss level.Do you change you strategy based on those changes?
Got it. Adjust it based on volatility?The strategy remains the same, but some changes may modify the stop loss level.
Yes, it doesn't always have a happy ending, but this is a lower risk on my side.Got it. Adjust it based on volatility?
Lower risk is a smart move. You stick to this approach usually?Yes, it doesn't always have a happy ending, but this is a lower risk on my side.
Depending on my view about the price market itself, if likely trend market pauses, I prefer to cut manually rather than wait to hit stop loss.Lower risk is a smart move. You stick to this approach usually?
Same with me. Just curious when do you decide to cut?Depending on my view about the price market itself, if likely trend market pauses, I prefer to cut manually rather than wait to hit stop loss.
When I forecast a trend pause or consolidation with potential reversal or retracementSame with me. Just curious when do you decide to cut?
You've got an good eye on market shifts. Any specific indicator you use to check your forecasts?When I forecast a trend pause or consolidation with potential reversal or retracement
No, I just look at the candlestick patterns and price action in this case.You've got an good eye on market shifts. Any specific indicator you use to check your forecasts?