@lazeelink Thank you for the information and yes it was helpful, I was also considering the Mini ES to start. I will be contacting TD directly but unfortunately the customer support was already closed in my area. Thanks again for your response.
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Thanks for that info. I know stop loss settings are a matter of personal tolerance, but how much of a SL is your standard? I trade MIco Minis as opposed to Mini ES but normally have a $50 (10 points in Micro) in mind but rarely use it. I either panic out before its hit or let it run and THEN panic out! As you say, trust the signals.I haven't noticed a difference in the accuracy of the signals. What I have noticed is that identifying specific entries/exits is more difficult. Times like this are when a good stop loss is crucial to your setup. The best part about the current market is that a lot more buy/sell signals are being generated due to extremely high volatility. Trust the setup. Trust the signals. Obey the stop loss. Hope everyone is turning a profit in this market
Doing great on my paper account but staying about even on my hard $ account using similar signals on both. Trying to refine the do's and don'ts and control my fear and greed. As a rule, do you trade only when the 1000 tick and 2000 tick charts agree, using CCI or Hull as added confirmation?How's everybody been doing??
Excellent idea. Standard (20,-2.0, 2.0) or modified settings on the Bollinger Bands?@lazeelink I use the Bollinger Band stop loss so it always varies on the distance from the current market price. Sometimes it could easily be 10 points away but I never let it go that far against me. When I get that upside down on a trade it's fairly easy to recognize that I've made a bad trade based on price action and I need to accept my losses and close out my position.
And one final question. As a rule, do you trade only when the 1000 tick and 2000 tick charts agree, using CCI or Hull as added confirmation? Sorry for being a pest.I roll with (20, -1.0, 1.0)
Thanks! I got in long @ 2457.50 (paper) and hanging in there. I have a sell @ 50% FIB from the 11:09 AM high but not sure it will make it.Youre good man no worries. 2000t is basically just used for CCI confirmation. However, If they do agree as far as the WTO signals go, thats just icing on the cake. Tried to get in long on that last run up @ 2458.75 (looking for 2458.25) but no fill. Touched it three times on that single candle.
Here is the list I have for the different grids that have been posted in this forum. Hopefully the one you are looking for is among them.@blakecmathis I'm hoping that you can help me out. I have been trying to find the link for the grid that I posted below and cannot find it, if you might know what post # it is from it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your selflessness.
Hi, share it. Then use the link to open it in the paper trading setup. Add it to here as well so everyone knows what you are referring to.Thank you so much for your reply but unfortunately it was not among the links that you sent. I have no idea were how I got this particular version, I have been through all the links that I could find in this thread. The issue that I'm having is that I have that grid in live training but I would like to use it as well in Paper trading to get a feel for it, I just can't figure out how to copy it over.
I'll keep checking out YouTube vids. lol
I wouldn't call this a course. My goal is zero fluff. I will jump right into my current watchlist, tell you the ThinkorSwim indicator that I'm using, and past trade setups to help you understand my swing trading strategy.
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