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try wid stks which have the lowest range in 1st one hr. that way u can increase ur RR and lower ur stops.
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ratan and byas
thanks for your reply |
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think of the following..most bankers and the big players are watching the 60min screen.
you will see on the 60min chart the most false breakouts. your mm strategy should be perfeect. |
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thnx in advance. |
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Maybe we can fade the system??????
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yha thats the point. but still you need a strick risk managemnt system for this & still there is lots of uncertainity. so one can choose the perfect strategy based on 60min range which suits him/her.
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big players look mostly at moving averages.
fading the breakout means taking some small points or just stopfishing. they think a little bit different than private traders. and they have much more capital. that's playing. you can't do anything against just have a good MM. |
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