This is my personal diary to share my operations and ideas, without the noise of the rest. What do banks do to protect their money when a move occurs? So, where are those orders? Where is it that most traders lose money? In which areas does the market show shy to cross? What is the sense of opening an operation when there is no money left in those gaps?
The best way to operate is to analyze from high to low time frames, to run entries in 1 minute chart. This makes it easier to adjust the stop loss to the minimum possible. You have to detect where the commands are and run them there. CADJPY in 5 minute chart and H4.
Because of the spread the command was not activated. I should have added the spread when setting limited commands. 5-minute chart on NZDUSD.
In the USDCAD operation, the stop loss was 2 pips (RR 1:15).
Trade in EURUSD with M1 chart. One noticed a clear fakeout in high time frame. Orders were consumed from that minimum and broke to a new maximum.
Trade in USDCHF with stop Loss of 3 pips.
Another trade with GBPJPY.
XAUUSD.
Transaction in EURUSD with risk/benefit ratio 1:10.
Order pending in GBPUSD. Another coin release.
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