btengkk68 wrote: Sun Sep 22, 2024 3:17 am Hi all, firstly I wish to thank everyone who has contributed generously and unselfishly to this thread. I can't possibly imagine the numerous hours, effort and energy spent to develop, finetune and simplify the system for new traders. Kudos and hats-off to all involved in the process.

I've several questions on the system. I've searched for answers on this thread where possible but do bear with me if I missed it.

1) For the daily open line, does it matter if I am in a different timezone? Following the 2nd dot, I believe I should buy if price is above the opening price and sell if below for better success rate, correct?
2) If the symbol colour and the panel 1 text box colour is different, do I stay out? Should I buy/sell only when both the symbol colour and the text colour is the same?
3) I notice from the screenshots, the spread for Gold and Bitcoin is small but for me, it it pretty big. Is it because you're trading in US timezone where the spread is better?
4) There are several versions out there. XU-v14m, XU-v65 and XU-v65m. What is the difference? I read a post indicating XU-v65m is more suitable for 15m trading. Does the different versions matter?

I'm in Asia timezone and am going to sleep now.

Thank you and good night

Andreas2000 wrote: Sun Sep 22, 2024 3:41 am Hello dear members, I wanted to ask experienced traders: What do you do to stay fit? Sitting in front of a monitor all day is very tiring. Do you go to the gym regularly or do you do certain sports?

Andreas2000 wrote: Sun Sep 22, 2024 3:41 am Hello dear members, I wanted to ask experienced traders: What do you do to stay fit? Sitting in front of a monitor all day is very tiring. Do you go to the gym regularly or do you do certain sports?

lukgoku wrote: Sun Sep 22, 2024 7:17 am Hi Andreas2000,

I must say that I am not an experienced trader, but because of this I spend a lot of time in front of the charts, to improve and learn. I impose myself breaks and every two/three days I go for a run (20/30 minutes) because anyway the stress that accumulates has to be discharged somehow. I don't like the gym, I prefer the outdoors and I also find running mentally useful.

Andreas2000 wrote: Sun Sep 22, 2024 7:53 am Thanks a lot lukgoku, I'll give that a try, maybe running and walking in nature will make my trades successful

Curioso wrote: Sun Sep 22, 2024 5:44 am Hello btengkk68,

First of all, welcome to this wonderful community.

Q1: Depend on the time zone of your broker, you can check the in side of Market Watch on MetaTrader desktop. Q1.1: Exactly, but sometimes is a reference, we are above the daily open and think we are looking for buy and a true fact we are in a sell entry.
Q2: Is correct, is a little detail i watch too
Q3: Depend on the time zone of your brokers, and some hours have an spread higher.
Q4: This is a difficult question to answer, because it's very personal. You have members who trade even with older versions and are comfortable with that, others with v65m versions and others with more recent ones. It all depends on the style of trading you do every day.

I hope I've been able to answer your questions.

btengkk68 wrote: Sun Sep 22, 2024 3:44 pm Thanks Curioso for your reply. It answers my questions.

I think my greatest issue is impatience. I’m looking for a trade where there is no clear signal and I enter a trade only to be stopped out. It appears that trades are easily available every day, every minute for traders out there. But it is probably an illusion or maybe, these are experienced traders who can spot patterns, read the price action.

I’ve to learn patience

• Please check the screenshot below.
  How can I avoid this type of issue and identify when it's a fake signal to prevent it?