Money management strategies. Martingale. - page 9
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Especially when crossing the street :)
I agree, you wouldn't be crossing the street on a green light if it was on 15 minutes ago
8-О)))
Breakdown? Who-what?
It's not like we're discussing signals and trading methods.
I'm talking about possible range and estimation errors, and I'm talking about "much simpler..."
Do you want to see an illustration or explanation of your approach?
Or just such short burps.
Explanation. The price moves in the range and breaks its boundary - we enter in the direction of the breakdown. Our stop-loss is behind the opposite boundary.
We divide the range into several parts and set limit orders (for averaging) in case we return to the range. The stop loss is also behind the opposite boundary. We cannot enter earlier, since we will either have a breakout or not.
Is it clear?
The price is in a range and breaks its boundary - enter in the direction of the breakthrough.
That is, outside the channel from my drawing?
We divide the range in several parts and set limit orders (for averaging) in case the price rebounds into the range.
So you think a pullback (rebound) is also probable?
But the range is defined with a margin of error?
Or is the boundary 100% accurate? ;)
i.e. outside the channel in my picture?
So you think a return (rebound) is also likely?
But the range is defined with a margin of error?
Or is the boundary 100% accurate? ;)
No, the range is a horizontal thing.
The boundary is of course accurate, why should it be inaccurate.
In this case the averaging minimizes the risk when the price turns and goes through the opposite border of the range.
No, the range is horizontal.
The boundary is naturally accurate, why should it be inaccurate.
In this case, the averaging minimizes the risk of price reversal and its passing through the opposite boundary of the range.
What do you think of the range?
How do you consider the range?
Like everyone else - from low to high.
monthly?
monthly breakthrough? :)
>> monthly?
One hundred years old! :)
The probability is not 50/50. The probability of continuation is greater than the probability of reversal.
Has this been investigated? You mean the continuation of the movement....
And by how much?
Or is the system simply based on that hypothesis?
Still tprofit needs to be determined.
Is that also "plain and simple"?