Re: XARD - Simple Trend Following Trading System

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Skyold wrote: Fri Jan 24, 2025 3:46 am Today was another prime example at the DAX.
I let the trade run since this morning and the exit was at ADR 61.8.
Marked the points. I think many words are no longer necessary 'SECOND DOT'.
Why I held the trade for so long: The blue dot formed almost at OPEN and the green dot didn't break through the OPEN.


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Hello Skyold,

Super awesome, simple and efficient rules.

I love, Thank you for sharing with us.
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Re: XARD - Simple Trend Following Trading System

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Curioso wrote: Fri Jan 24, 2025 7:58 am Hello mazibee,

I make a various points, and this is my mind think at this moment, and i hope you understand. Depend in various factors:
1. It all depends on your day-to-day life, whether you have hectic days or quieter ones;
2. If at this moment you are not comfortable with all rules and M1 is stress, try with a higher timeframe (ex: M15 or M5);
3. Why did I choose M1?
4. Resume the confirmation with higher timeframes;

Explanation
1. If you have quieter days at lower timeframes, it's a good alternative because you can follow the entire evolution of your trend. It has some advantages because it allows you to gain confidence and develop unique skills when making entry decisions and managing your orders. Now, if you have higher timeframes, it allows you to reconcile with your day-to-day routine and focus on the key levels and then make decisions accordingly.

2. The good part, and you can see in previous posts how I got to M1, is that it's very important to completely master your cognitive abilities, a good place to start is M15 and then when you're capable enough you'll go down to M5 and the same thing, but the time it took you to reach perfection in M15 doubles the study time for M5 and only after you're comfortable with both, yes then move on to M1. Interesting challenge, what do you think?

3. I choose it, and I understand sometimes is hard to understand the logic, h this timeframe, but for me it has the particularity of being able to focus on everything in detail and understand what's going on very quickly when making decisions, i.e. not projecting the price but following it until it reaches the different levels and the further back the better. So I decided to just focus on what's in front of us and look in detail at all the elements. And many times my positions start in Asia Session, or at end of day in end of session of NY, like now.

4. Talking about my day-to-day life. I've tried this approach of comparing with higher timeframes, but unfortunately it wasn't at the level I was looking for, so the only way is feel the trend in that precise moment, and M1 is wonderful.
Dear Master Curioso/ Senior/ Experienced Members,

Thank you for taking the time, I truly appreciate your detailed explanation.

Personally, I enjoy trading on the M5 and M15 time frames as they provide a bit more breathing space to analyse setups without the relentless pace of M1. However, I must admit that the quick results of M1 are quite appealing, and this has inclined me to explore it further, even though I’m fully aware it could lead to a disaster.

My main challenge is find the balance in my trading with a full-time job. I work Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00 GMT, which unfortunately means I miss the UK session and most of the US session. This makes it tricky to follow higher time frames (HTFs), as they often require more patience and waiting for setups to develop.

One idea I’ve been considering is to use the M5/M15 chart as a confirmation tool when trading M1. Specifically, I was wondering if it might be a good strategy to wait for an UP SQUARE and UP ARROW signal on the M5 chart before taking an entry on M1.

Has anyone here tried a similar multi-time-frame confluence approach? I’d love to hear how they manage it, especially if in a similar situation, juggling trading with a day job.

Looking forward to your thoughts and experiences.
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Hello mazibee,

From the questions in your screenshot, it seems you might not fully grasp the core of this trading strategy. I could try answering all your questions, but I think it might only add to the confusion. Instead, I strongly recommend clicking the link below and actively following the steps outlined in its content—it’s a challenge post that will help you understand the strategy much better.

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mazibee wrote: Fri Jan 24, 2025 2:51 am Hello everyone,

I’ve marked a few points of interest on the attached chart and would really appreciate it if someone could explain them to me.

Looking forward to your insights!
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I had some results on the US30 trade yesterday, I gradually understood the strict rules of the system.
And this is lucky that the pattern it happened seems to be exactly the pattern that Mr. Curiroso often does and waits patiently.
And I closed the profit at 15r although the arrow in the opposite direction has not appeared yet but at that time on M5 there was an overbought sign
Thank you for everything, I will not stop trying to improve everyday
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Of course you'll wait. Zoom out and you'll see that the trend is strong bullish at the moment.
tmostafa007 wrote: Fri Jan 24, 2025 6:44 pm Dear Curioso,

In this situation, all elements of the XARD system almost are aligning except for the daily open and ADR. Do you think it's correct to take a sell, or should I wait?"
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I notice some members aren’t paying much attention to the y38%, y50%, and y62% levels. In my opinion, these levels are really important. As you can see in your example, the reaction at y62% shows a bounce to the upside. These levels are quite powerful and act like support and resistance. They can even help set your bias for the day once a rebound is confirmed.
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