Part -time trader

[sbc]

Hello everyone, I've been here for a long time without participating, so I think it's time to contribute something.The concept: if you do not have much time to operate, do not obsess with the timing.Concentrate on identifying trends and maintaining them with low leverage (more than 5: 1 is probably too much, we do not seek to get rich quickly

[BabStesrraxx]

Thanks for sharing it with us.

[kesteskrakora]

Your approach sounds practical, but do you really think that a 160 pips stop is manageable for everyone?For small accounts, that could be catastrophic.I understand your idea of ??focusing on trends, but I think you should adjust the strategy according to the risk size and tolerance of each trader.

[kussTak]

I can't help thinking that this "waiting for good hand" is easier to say than to do.The market does not always reward patience, especially in weak trends.Anyway, I appreciate the detail of your method.It is direct and easy to follow, which is a great point in favor.

[DNSaros003]

160 initial stop pips ... are you sure this is realistic?What happens if the market never returns to your entrance?Although the approach seems interesting, I think it can be an emotional challenge for traders that are not accustomed to letting operations run so much.

[joyky]

Patience is a virtue, but it can also be an excuse for inaction.What happens if the market leaves you out for months?Is that profitable in the long term?I appreciate that you have shared your strategy, but I think you need more details on how to handle the dead time between operations.

[tuCCy]

Interesting system.I like that encouragement a relaxed approach without stress, but I wonder if the results justify the wait.Maybe you could include examples of recent operations to show how it works in different market conditions.

[EsSojesndraTardoro]

This sounds like a strategy for someone with a lot of patience and time.For more active traders, I think this approach would be too slow.That said, the simplicity of your method is a great attraction.It could be a good option for those who cannot operate all day.

[axrCates1993]

Your strategy seems to depend on the market respecting the EMAS, but we know that it does not always.How do you handle false signs?You could add an additional filter to increase ticket accuracy.That would do your method even more robust.

[Xesvuties22]

I appreciate that you want to simplify trading for those who have little time, but your system seems to require a large account to support those broad stops.Maybe you could suggest alternatives for traders with smaller accounts or those that cannot tolerate so much risk.

[TesturruSu]

"160 Pips of Stop and 300 target" sounds good on paper, but what if the market moves quickly against you?Your approach is solid, but I think you need more flexibility in the rules to adapt to different pairs or market conditions.

[vuckyvgc97]

Your method is simple, but maybe too simple.Modern markets are much more complex and require more dynamic strategies.That said, I like that you emphasize patience and risk control.Many traders could learn from that.

[Tintesroxxu]

Do you really think everyone can learn to identify trends with EMAS so easily?Some traders have a hard time mastering that.Maybe you could include visual examples to better explain your point.It would help those who are starting.

[ToTdc]

Your approach is interesting, but seems to be designed for very directional markets.What happens in side or volatile markets?If you have any suggestions to handle those situations, it would be great to listen to it.That would do your strategy much more complete.

[jiesnCyZ06]

Your system is simple and direct, but I have doubts about the effectiveness of a trailing stop based only on the maximum/minimum daily.Have you tried other approaches to adjust Stops, such as ATR or support and resistance levels?They could be more precise.

[cocuSesySaksa]

"Wait and be patient" it sounds great, but what happens if the market never returns to the value area?Some traders could run out for weeks.Maybe you could include rules to identify other opportunities while waiting.That would make your most adaptable system.

[axruttovuyesna]

I like your relaxed approach, but I think you ignore the importance of diversifying strategies.What happens if the pair you choose does not have a clear trend for months?You could suggest an alternative pairs that tend to have more directional movements.

[DuCakcoxxu]

This is great for those who seek simplicity, but it may not be adequate for advanced traders that need more precision in their inputs and exits.Maybe you could develop a more advanced version of your system for those who want to take it to the next level.

[oCaro]

Your strategy makes sense for large accounts, but what about traders that have less capital?A 160 pip stop could represent a large part of your account.Consider including tips on how to adjust the position size so that it is more accessible to all.

[TuTessss]

The simplicity of your method is refreshing, but some traders could find it boring or too passive.Maybe you could incorporate some secondary strategy to complement trend operations and maintain interest.

[crusTkbesSCihaz]

Your approach is well structured, but I am worried that wide Stops are not ideal for those who operate in markets with high volatility.If you add a filter like the ATR to adjust the Stops according to volatility, you could improve system safety and adapt it to more situations.

[jttocardabes060]

It is interesting how you highlight patience, something that many traders underestimate.However, waiting too much could mean losing important opportunities.Maybe you could suggest a time limit to wait for an entrance before considering other options or currency pairs.

[jidutcesC2]

"Waiting" sounds simple, but it is also a skill that requires practice.Many traders feel the need to constantly enter the market.If you could include advice on how to develop this patience, I think your strategy would be even more valuable for those who are starting.

[Nx2001]

I like your idea of ??keeping things simple.Often, too complicated strategies lead to errors.However, I believe that greater flexibility in the output rules could make your method more effective, especially in fast markets.

[cesbesxxa82]

Your method reminds me of traditional trading strategies, which is positive because it emphasizes basic principles such as patience and risk management.But in a more dynamic current market, how do you deal with high frequency conditions or false signals?

[resyotgi]

Your rules are clear and easy to follow, but what happens if the market begins to move in narrow ranges for long periods?You could include a plan B for lateral markets, such as rupture or analysis of smaller ranges.

[qiutesaxnesys]

I appreciate the simplicity of your approach, but I believe that the emotional impact of large setbacks, even with a definite plan.Maybe you could include suggestions on how to handle emotional stress when operations go against temporarily.

[bororaxy]

Your system looks solid, but seems to depend a lot on EMAS.What happens if the market does not respect these levels at all?Add secondary indicators such as the RSI or the MACD could help you confirm signals and avoid false inputs.

[raCo13]

Your emphasis on patience and risk management is admirable.However, many traders fight with the monitoring of the rules when the market moves fast.Do you have any technique to help traders stay disciplined, especially in moments of high volatility?

[Tho.cesshor0009]

This seems ideal for traders looking to operate part -time.It is simple, direct and does not require being attached to the screen.However, for those who want a more active approach, they could benefit from complementary strategies such as Scalping in smaller graphics.

[dutes.91]

Your strategy is a good introduction for those who start in trading, but how effective is in high correlation pairs or exotic markets?Maybe you could include a more suitable pairs list for your trend -based approach.

[sorguavesxxo]

The idea of ??entering only in value areas is great.Many traders lose money because they enter the random points of the market.That said, how do you determine if a trend is really intact before re -entering?An additional filter could be useful here.

[Nrosutes69]

Your emphasis on "waiting" is something that all traders should learn, but many find this difficult in practice.If you shared examples of past operations that followed your system, could inspire confidence in those who want to try it.

[vesnosesshuzon]

Although your approach is solid, it seems that it depends a lot on the strength of trends.In more lateral markets, this could lead to frequent losses.Perhaps you could include an alternative strategy to identify periods of consolidation and operate accordingly.

[yabesnkes]

Your rules are easy to follow, which is a great point in favor.But how do you adjust the size of your position for different pairs or levels of volatility?A simple calculation of capital management could make your strategy much more adaptable for traders with accounts of different sizes.

[j.T]

I like your relaxed approach, but I think it hits how difficult it can be "to wait" for many traders.Including techniques to manage impatience and anxiety could be a great complement to your system.

[TuSesrTrais]

The idea of ??using Trailing Stops is excellent, but I am concerned that baseing it only on the maximum/minimum daily is not sufficient in volatile conditions.Perhaps a dynamic adjustment based on daily volatility could improve the effectiveness of your outputs.

[desvudcesrgaS]

This is perfect for those who have little time and want to keep things simple.However, what about traders operating at times other than the main market?You could include examples of how to adapt your system for different time areas or lifestyles.

[TtcesruTk74]

Your strategy is simple, but what happens if the market becomes too erratic?Large setbacks could discourage even experienced traders.Including clear rules to manage prolonged drawns would make your system more complete and practical.

[ChouTka23]

I appreciate your low stress approach.Not everyone has time or energy for complicated strategies.That said, a more detailed guide on how to identify strong trends could help those who have no previous experience.

[Sou007]

I like your practical and stress approach, but I wonder how you handle the false breaks at the EMAS levels.You could add an additional filter, such as volume or confirmations in smaller graphics, to avoid entering too soon.

[Rukyraix]

Your idea of ??"waiting for the value zone" is a great advice, especially for beginner traders.Many make the mistake of pursuing prices.However, I would like to know how you handle markets that seem to respect EMAS at first, but then deviate quickly.

[Swzaresd]

The concept is interesting, but it seems to depend too much on a single pair (GBP/JPY

[CuCuCuc]

The simplicity of your strategy is attractive, but have you tried other approaches to define the trend in addition to the EMAS?Sometimes, other indicators can offer greater precision.Maybe you could explore combinations with Parabolic SAR to confirm the direction before entering.

[syscki]

"Patience pays" is a valuable advice, but the market can sometimes punish even more patient traders.What do you do if you enter a prolonged side market?Including a complementary strategy to operate ranges could be a great benefit for your approach.

[SgvNx]

Your system is simple and direct, which is great.But how do you handle operations in high volatility markets where noise can get you early?Maybe you could try a dynamic stop based on ATR to avoid being taken by erratic movements.

[KEsRIYOEsH]

I like that you do not try to complicate things, but 160 initial stop pips seems too broad for many traders.A more tight stop, combined with additional confirmations, could make this strategy more accessible to different types of accounts.

[esndroescesstot21]

"Waiting and maintaining" can work in trend markets, but in side markets it could be frustrating.Have you thought about including fundamental filters to identify better trends?A basic analysis of economic data could improve your tickets and prevent you from getting stuck in market without management.

[okuksoniN]

Your part -time operating approach is refreshing in a world of traders obsessed with scalping.However, what do you do if the market takes you out of the rank of EMAS repeatedly?Maybe a rule of "three strikes" to leave a couple and look for another opportunity could be useful.

[orceshutess]

Your strategy makes sense for those who prefer a relaxed approach, but I worry that it is too rigid for dynamic conditions.Add optional rules to adjust STOPS or limits according to market conditions could make your system more adaptable and effective.