Re: XARD - Simple Trend Following Trading System
19211scalping dax after downloading Asia minimum
- These users thanked the author Lenovo for the post (total 3):
- budhi1976, DaveTrader, Musashi
mazibee wrote: Tue Feb 11, 2025 11:18 am First of all, I want to thank everyone in this forum, especially in this thread.
Special thanks to Master XARD for his strategies, I am exteremly grateful to him for sharing his knowledge here.
Special thanks to Master Curioso for his detailed explanations and for trying his best to help new traders grasp the concepts.
Today I took a my first step , It was My First Trade:
I took this trade before leaving for the office today, setting both the Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) in advance, as I cannot monitor my trades during the day due to my daily routine. Unfortunately, it hit the Stop Loss, and the trade ended.
I'm looking for suggestions on how I can improve.
Even though I’m in the UK, my job timings mean, that I miss the entire UK session and most of the active US session. I also considered and was sugegsted by worthy members to trade during the Asian session, but since I have to leave to work by 08:30 AM, that isn't a viable option for me.
Trade Details are as follows, I have attached screenshot of chart (with the tarde plotted) and calculator
Risk: 5%
Entry Price (EP): 1.03192
Stop Loss (SL): 1.03000
Pair: EUR/USD
Lot Size: 0.26
I have used this for calculation of lot size = 50 / ((1.03192-1.03000)*100,000)
I’m also using Master Xard’s calculator, where I entered $1000 as the balance and 5% target. However, calculation showed Lot size 1, which is approximately four times higher than 0.26) . Seems like I might be missing something here also
I’d really appreciate any suggestions from Master XARD, senior / experienced traders, especially those who are in the same time zone and are balancing both a full-time job and trading.
Thanks once again.
Mazi
I asked tech support.
Hello Lenovo,Lenovo wrote: Sat Feb 08, 2025 9:25 pm 15 MIN
XARD: This is really nice and simple. Add the AutoRefresh indicator (set to 5min) and it will redraw in real-time.
You should post this version for everyone to try out as different versions appeal to others.
This morning's entry was on 1 minute, not 15, I just took a scalping that closed me later, I re-entered at 13:52 Europe on the second point I think I'll take it until tomorrowmarwanm wrote: Wed Feb 12, 2025 2:35 am Hello Lenovo,
Thanks for sharing, I'm now looking at 15 minutes. Chart only and doing demo since I blew many accounts on 1 minute and 5 minutes, the amount of money lost is significant.
For the 15 minutes do you still wait for second dot or is the arrow and MA cross enough? Also when you enter, do you wait for opposite arrow or get some pics and leave?
Hello Mazibee,mazibee wrote: Tue Feb 11, 2025 11:18 am First of all, I want to thank everyone in this forum, especially in this thread.
Special thanks to Mister XARD for his strategies, I am exteremly grateful to him for sharing his knowledge here.
Special thanks to Master Curioso for his detailed explanations and for trying his best to help new traders grasp the concepts.
Today I took a my first step , It was My First Trade:
I took this trade before leaving for the office today, setting both the Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) in advance, as I cannot monitor my trades during the day due to my daily routine. Unfortunately, it hit the Stop Loss, and the trade ended.
I'm looking for suggestions on how I can improve.
Even though I’m in the UK, my job timings mean, that I miss the entire UK session and most of the active US session. I also considered and was suggested by worthy members to trade during the Asian session, but since I have to leave to work by 08:30 AM, that isn't a viable option for me.
Trade Details are as follows, I have attached screenshot of chart (with the trade plotted) and calculator
Risk: 5%
Entry Price (EP): 1.03192
Stop Loss (SL): 1.03000
Pair: EUR/USD
Lot Size: 0.26
I have used this for calculation of lot size = 50 / ((1.03192-1.03000)*100,000)
I’m also using Mister Xard’s calculator, where I entered $1000 as the balance and 5% target. However, calculation showed Lot size 1, which is approximately four times higher than 0.26) . Seems like I might be missing something here also
I’d really appreciate any suggestions from Master XARD, senior / experienced traders, especially those who are in the same time zone and are balancing both a full-time job and trading.
Thanks once again.
Mazi
Dear Dave ,DaveTrader wrote: Wed Feb 12, 2025 8:03 am Hello Mazibee,
Your entry (red verticle line) is not terrible. You have a SquareArrow and a 2 dot medium size sema pattern, this shows that you understand the idea. But it is the approach taken that found trouble.
IMHO, a Square>>>medium dot pattern is not the strongest pattern. It is a trade I have taken and will take in the future. But that pattern is not one I would take unattended. I would treat that set-up with a quick scalp mentality.
The preferred pattern is outlined in the red box...your original SquareArrow up>>>down arrow>>>up arrow>>>2 dot medium semafor pattern.
This is the pattern that all folks new to Xard should look for and find understanding. It is the bread and butter set-up for all Xard charts. Screen time is an issue and I deal with it as well. But I will never go to work with a SL-TP trade on anything less than an A+ set-up. There is a time and place for the set up you took, but it is with you available to exit when an opposite signal appears.
Keep it up though, you'll be teaching us all things soon enougheurusd.png
One more thing to consider is where to put your SL. I place mine a little above/below the most recent Arrow/SquareArrow semafor. It can obviously reduce your lot size, but I find it a better level for initial SL. While in a trade, I will follow SL by placing at subsequent semaforsmazibee wrote: Wed Feb 12, 2025 10:07 am Dear Dave ,
Thank you so much, for taking time to analyze my setup and provide such detailed feedback. I really appreciate it. As advised, I'll keep in mind the importance of waiting for an A+ setup and working on better trade management.
Thanks again for your guidance and encouragement. I still have a lot to learn, but I’m enjoying the process.
Credit goes to Mister XARD for sharing his masterpieces with all of us and to Master Curioso for encouraging and helping new traders with so much patience.
Looking forward to improving my tarding skills and contributing more to this wonderful thread.
I've read another important point. You need to carefully consider buying an HDMI cable.andrei-1 wrote: Tue Feb 11, 2025 11:23 pm I asked tech support.
The ability to turn off the TV screen will depend on whether the video output of the computer/laptop supports the CEC technology for controlling the screen.