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[CakraocSesi2]

In this presentation, I will try to explain as much in detail as possible and answer all the questions with due consideration.As with any method that has positive expectations, you need an unwavering discipline to follow simple rules, apply common sense and maintain a winning attitude to work for you.This is an Intrad�a trading method that seeks to capture substantial market movements with an excellent risk/benefit while limiting the number of signals very clearly.Looking at graphics is extremely boring, especially when we have no idea what will happen.The temptation to operate by boredom is immense: "The market is escaping, I don't want to lose the train", "I just lost a movement of $ XXXX, the next time I will find a reason to enter."Those are just some of the things you will tell yourself while you observe an intra -graphic and the signs you are looking for simply do not appear.To establish that waiting for the best possible signal is of the utmost and crucial for your success, you may need to observe these graphics, bore you, tell you the things mentioned above, enter operations recklessly, incur substantial losses in your account only to discoverWhat to wait was totally the best for you.

[CakraocSesi2]

Citing in fact, looking at the graph I could now even enter before, at the crossroads of the CCI50 below -50 and CCI14 above 0, given the predominant movement of long -term trend, and it seems that it is configuring again.Sorry, Mick, I think you misunderstood tickets.I will publish a corrected graph.PS: There is a better available CCI indicator in the first post as attached.

[CakraocSesi2]

Here are the valid entries in this graph.There is a very good reason why this method is structured in this way: it increases the probabilities of a winning operation many times because if you simply enter when the CCI50 and the CCI14 cross the zero line together, the price is usually ready for a strong setbackBy the time the signal happens, causing an operation that could only work back against you and end in the red zone of your account ... where blood is spilled.Dr. Bob described this configuration where the CCI14 crosses and then the CCI50 crosses, but for me this is not safe or reliable enough, so I adapted its variation in which the CCI50 is already above/below zero and only then thenYou take a rejection of the CCI14, as long as the price is operating above the mobile socks.PS: The blank should say: "Note that the price is completely above mobile socks."

[eszaxcesn]

I think you're right, that would be good, thanks Bob.I think I did not expect the ZLR, then the almost-zlr in the CCI14 as about 8 bars back, since the CCI50 was above the zero line even after the CCI14?Edito: Forget that, thanks Bob, it makes perfect sense.

[BorTkSaCoa96]

Thank you, Bob, for this thread and your effort.In relation to post #4 on the short configuration ... "... again, this is only confirmed to the closing of the bar and the CCI50 has remained above the zero line throughout this process."Did you mean "under"?In addition, would it be possible to obtain the images you published explaining the input rules in a larger format?I am struggling to read them.If not possible, no problem.I appreciate your effort.

[Tesduxxes]

A quick question while trying this tonight: does the price be above or below the most (length/short

[aaNSaudaa]

The post #5 chart answered my question about operating between the two more.It depends on the distance between the two more.Thank you.

[CakraocSesi2]

It is curious that they ask me such basic things, as if I had not mentioned several times that the price must be above both to consider long tickets.But of course, reading and understanding seems to be a challenge for some.Please pay attention before commenting, and so we all save time.That said, yes, while the price is above both, and the other conditions are met, you have a valid entry point.Remember, we are not looking for shortcuts here, this is serious trading, not a game of chance.

[CakraocSesi2]

Citing the previous post: no, you do not need the MA50 to cross the MA150 necessarily, but you need the price to be above both.In a nutshell, we are following the logic of the momentum and making sure not to operate against the established trend.By the way, I take the opportunity to remind you that operating between the two plus is not a good idea.It is a neutral terrain, and although it may seem tempting, it's like trying to dance on a tightrope without knowing where the wind blows.

[CakraocSesi2]

One thing I want to make clear is that this method is not based on guessing, but on reacting to what the market shows us.If you follow the rules and wait patiently, you will see how valid signals guide you towards better results.For example, in a long configuration, the CCI14 must show a rejection of the zero line with the CCI50 already in a favorable position.If you do not see this confirmation, do not enter, because you would be betting, not operating.

[CakraocSesi2]

I know it can be frustrating to wait for all conditions to align, but it is precisely that patience that separates the successful traders from others.If you enter early, you are not taking an opportunity;You are creating a problem.So relax, see the graphics and wait.Market movements always return, and you will be better prepared if you follow the rules instead of reacting impulsively.

[CakraocSesi2]

Are you really confused with something as basic as ZLR patterns?Well, it seems that not everyone is ready for this.Maybe you should consider checking the material once again before trying to apply it in your operations.By the way, it is not about finding exceptions or small shortcuts, but to master the foundations.If you are not willing to do it, do not blame the system when things do not go out as you expected.

[CakraocSesi2]

One thing you should understand about trading is that there is no perfect method.There will always be operations that go wrong, even if you do everything correctly.The trick is to manage these errors and minimize losses.Therefore, I emphasize so much in the discipline.If you follow the rules and learn to handle your emotions, you will be in a much better position to face any challenge that the market presents.

[CakraocSesi2]

For those who keep asking about the indicators: you don't need every brilliant tool you find.What really matters is how you use what you have.If you cannot operate consistently with a simple strategy, add more indicators will not help you.Remember, trading is not about being the most sophisticated, but about being the most disciplined.Learn to walk before trying to run, and you will see that even basic tools can give you impressive results.

[CakraocSesi2]

One of the most difficult things in trading is to accept that you cannot control the market.However, what you can control is how you respond to him.That is why I emphasize both the preparation and previous analysis.So, the next time you lose an operation, do not blame the market.Instead, check your decisions and ask yourself if you followed the rules.That's where you will find the answers that really matter.

[CakraocSesi2]

Some of you are so focused on finding "the perfect strategy" that you forget that no strategy can protect yourself from yourself.If you cannot follow the basic rules, no matter how good the system is, you will ruin it.Then, instead of looking for excuses, start working in your discipline.Do it now, because if you don't, the market will be responsible for teaching you that lesson in the most expensive way possible.

[CakraocSesi2]

I have received many questions about how to adjust this system for different markets.Let me tell you that it is not the system that needs to adjust, but your understanding of the market you are operating.For example, if you are operating volatile pairs, be sure to use key support levels and resistance to complement the signals.The system gives you a solid base, but it depends on you to apply it with intelligence.

[CakraocSesi2]

For those who are fighting with the outputs, here is a advice: sometimes it is better to go out with a small gain or loss than to hold on to an operation waiting for "recover."That mentality will take you to disaster.Remember, there will always be more opportunities in the market.You do not need to win in each operation;You need to be profitable in the long term.Learn to let and go ahead.