Curioso wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 5:49 am Hello Nabs,

Keep the rules in mind and repeat repeat repeat, and it's always better to have them written down so you don't forget.

We're on this journey together in M1, it sounds crazy, but it's not. Because when you know what you're doing, with discipline and patience and waiting for the right moment, the gains are incredible.

Congratulations on your achievement, tomorrow will be better and better, and when you look back on your achievements you'll smile and think... It really was worth the sacrifices made to achieve a greater good.

satyafx wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 6:14 am Hello Nabs,

Congrats, Thts great. Can you share your template, it looks good. Thanks in advance.

Curioso wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 7:33 pm Studying new approaches

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ODJ wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 4:06 am Yes indeed...it takes very long to master "profitable" trade setups!
What's even more challenging is, determining "optimal" entry points...in fast moving markets.
You constantly have to deal with retracements, reversals, continuations, swing highs, swing lows and the rest of them.
But...once you master getting your entries right, the exits can always look after themselves.
(You only need to configure your chart and hard-set your required TP for each open position)

As for what I think about the chart. Gold isn't a Market I trade.
I just don't understand the blooming thing...lol
The movement is too erratic and unpredictable for my liking.
(Same with Crypto's)
Kudos to y'all who trade them profitably!

I only trade -and stick to- the German DAX...and have done so for many years now.
The movement is far more understandable for me.
I can trade it with my eyes closed...lol

I've had to pull up the Gold chart using the Xard chart I use.
Looks clear on a historical chart.
But trading LIVE might have been a different story!

mazibee wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 8:48 pm Master Curiosio is absolutely dominating the market every single day, skillfully extracting the 'meat off the bone' with the brilliant Master XARD strategy.
It's truly inspiring to watch!

Master Curiosio I'm eager to learn the M1 approach and would greatly appreciate it if you could share the rules for M1 entry setups.

If possible, please post a few of your M1 trades with explanations, including entry and exit points. It would be incredibly helpful for newcomers like myself.

xard777 wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 9:49 pm
Keep pushing forward!
Xard777

xard777 wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 9:49 pm Hey everyone,

I'm back in the trading game this week and it's been fantastic to say the least.
I've managed to hit 10% and 12% daily gains, and today I reached my daily goal of 26% - which is always a rush!
I'm also recovering from an operation I had two months ago, and the great news is, my concentration is definitely on the mend.

Just caught up with the latest "Day of the Jackal" episode - what a treat that was!
Also, I just finished watching "Red One" - it reminded me that deep down, I'm still a big kid at heart!

The markets have been buzzing these past two months (which unfortunately, I have missed). I hope you all have been making a boatload of Pip$! If you haven't, no sweat! Just review the strategy videos I've been sharing, and gear up for an exciting Q1 2025 with February, March, and April which is always action-packed.

Keep pushing forward!
Xard777

xard777 wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 10:31 pm Keep in mind that even the most advanced trading systems will have phases of underperformance due to unpredictable market behaviors. It's crucial to identify these periods and opt to WAIT, which not only safeguards your capital but also sets you up to seize upcoming opportunities when the market realigns with your trading strategy. This equilibrium between taking action and pausing, guided by the state of the market rather than impulsive decisions, is a trait of experienced traders. This is the way.

This is the essence of our approach: we trade when there's order amidst chaos (when our different time frames align) and we step back when the market descends into chaos (when the time frames are out of sync). Occasionally, it's beneficial to step back and view the market you're in from an external perspective (from outside the goldfish bowl as I like to say). Take a moment to analyze the 4-hour, 30-minute, and 5-minute charts, and remember to breathe deeply. This pause can offer clarity and a renewed perspective on your trading decisions.
Folks, it is not rocket science. Let's keep it simple, and straightforward as child's play. Trading should be something that you enjoy not endure.
Remember, keeping it simple often leads to the best results in trading, as in life.
Xard777