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Hi Kyle
I can see where you are coming from with this strategy but I am concerned the same type of strategy might be done just as easily with more conventional means, but to be sure I need access to one min historic charts of the equities you have used for examples. Anyone have any idea where that can be obtained as all I have is prorealtime which on the free version does not go that low. Thanks Graeme |
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Also for my own reasons - ie wanting to look at stocks rather than forex - kill two birds with one stone so to speak. Regards Graeme |
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Hi Kyle,
I looked over your strategy and I can tell you put a lot of work into it. This strategy may work, but it's not going to work any better thatn any other strategy, and I'm going to tell you why. Shoot said on a post long ago that, one of the reasons professional traders make money is because they're all moving together and working as one, while amateur retail traders are doing a bunch of different things trying to reinvent the wheel. (following this, that, watching things go up and down). With that being said........ No matter what you do. There is only a few ways to take a trade in the market that may or may not provide an edge. Breakout, counter trend, or entering a trend, which all start from S/R. Everything alse in between is a crapshoot! What you have put together is just another breakout play. I understand you using the 400MA as a guide and that's cool, but not needed, and I'm totally lost on the new MACD. It's day trading 101. "Draw a diagonal trendline, if the candle closes beyond the trendline, take the trade". Maybe there's something special I'm missing and if so, please elaborate. I'm know where near as smart as you are....(I just know how to trade )Look. I can tell you're extremely smart, analytical, and great with numbers and statistics. Truth is, there's plenty of strategies that have already been proven to work over a consistant basis. You're spending a lot of energy trying to reinvent the wheel that may or may not give you an edge. I just feel like you're time would be more productive using and mastering some of the great strategies that are available. Most strategies work(some better than others) if you manage you're risk properly. Happy Learning and Trading Ektrader
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all in all, time will judge us. i realize i'm in a slump right now, but i'll be out of it soon, God willing. |
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No problem Kyle. I was honored to take a look at it.
By the way, if a breakout is overbought/sold. Then you've already missed the breakout. Your strategy may/ or may not have a slight edge. You're going to have to let us know. Doubling your account in 2 years will come from excellent money management and good trading, not always from a good strategy. As far as it being improved....... Well we just have to see after you run your tests with live trades, but I'm very interested in the results. If you really believe in it and you manage your money. I'm sure you'll be fine. I don't think the strategy is bad, i'm just not sure it's special.Good luck and Happy Trading Ektrader
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Last edited by Ektrader; 06-18-2009 at 01:36 PM. |
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