friend4you wrote: Fri Jul 20, 2018 4:51 pm
Trades are for readers not as obvious as for you. I meant send us concrete rules like in this example: Go long with sl at indicator x line and tp at least 2 times higher when
1. green dotted lines are under price
2. Murray Math lines are much higher.
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Do all these indicators work well on M1-5? In 20 years trading I never heard someone using Murrays lines successfully on M1, many talk about chaotic moves on lower timeframes.
You are right here:
1. What is obvious to me, may not be completely clear to others.
2. A very detailed instruction is needed.
3.Murray really on M1-M5 gives a very unclear position. I wrote clearly that on 95% yesterday in the weak American market on M1-M5 I worked for StopLoss Cluster. This is an amazing thing. It can be put on a bare schedule.
4. It is also true that in this quiet market I made 8.33% to the deposit.
5.Also the truth and the fact that this helped the indicators ZUP 150.148, KorHarmonic.
6. The truth is that the indicators are like lights in the car you drive. They can only help. So, for example, today I'm in GBP / USD. I am guided by my analysis today. The picture can be this: Sellers will count on the formation of a false breakout at 1.3048, which will lead to an increase in short positions with the test 1.3014. The fastening below 1.3014 may crash the British pound into the support range of 1.2957, but for this it is necessary to break below the low of yesterday's level of 1.2995, where it is likely that an attempt will be made to reverse the downward trend. If the pound is rising in the morning, you can go back to sales after updating resistance 1.3083.
Then I look at the indicators.