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May 27, 2014
just another day in paradise 😉
3 trades so far... 2 wins one loss.
quik 1:1 to start the day with
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and than a loss and a nice winner
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May 27, 2014
one more trend continuation trade.
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May 27, 2014
and some more....
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May 27, 2014
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May 27, 2014
bad morning so far....Â
2 losses 1 breakeven and a small win....
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and offcourse it run straight up to TP after hitting my SL on the last trade... are u kidding meeeeeee!!
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August 4, 2016
Looks familiar 🙂
Before i became a member here i was reluctant to trade EURUSD with 15 min. candlesticks because of it's unpredictable behavior sometimes. I lost many times on it. I looked at it for an overall picture but liked a pair like USDCAD better and had better results with it.
Also i only had some positive results in the London session, the afternoons were killing so i stayed away from it.
I know it was my shortcoming in trading, only myself to blame.
But now, since i'm here, i'm improving on it, but i still have a long way to go 🙂
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May 27, 2014
haha looks familiar he said 😀 thats not good if that looks familiar ;)Â i don't remeber who qouted this but here it is anyway ;)'good day i am ok, bad day i am ok'.........
you just can't always win in this game and the faster you accept that the better... and yes some pairs moving better than others but in my opinion thats al time based. one time the EUR/USD will move perfect and the other month it's the AUD/NZD thats making move after move... and you are right about the time to trade! i think thats inportant aswell.  i like to focus on just one pair and thats working great for me. and the best results i get is in the morning like from 06:00 till 11:00 and then london close around 16:00 till 18:00 (dutch time) is doing pretty good. and you often have a nice move around 3 in the moring... for if you can't sleep 😉
but do you still trade the 15min timecandels or do you use full on electrofx software now? and how is it going for you so far?
you have seen the new video's in section E2 that Theo made?Â
have a good weekend!!
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August 4, 2016
At the moment i don't use time based charts anymore. I really love renko because of the noise it can filter out, patterns look clearer for me. Now i am also testing renko for the longer term. You see my situation is i have a daytime job 4 days a week, can only daytrade on wednesdays. I would like to daytrade more in the future but i have to be a consistent profitable trader first. Do you daytrade full-time?
I focus on electrofx trading only right now, i believe in this and switched too much in the past (like most beginners i guess). It fits me and besides that i have to work on my emotions a lot too, like patience, confidence, etc.
So, how am i doing? I am in the process of becoming a real trader (is my believe and trust) but the path is still long 🙂
I saw the new videos. Funny because while looking i wrote down some questions and in the last one they were answered by Theo, like he was reading my mind haha. Good teacher that man!
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Good weekend and watch out it's slippery!
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May 27, 2014
yes indeed! patterns look better on the mean renko charts 🙂 and i try to do some longer therm stuff aswell but i keep missing trades. for the longer therm i want to try something with the daily chart so i just have to look once a day.going to pay a bit more attention to theo's outlook on sunday i guess. and i really like the fact that if you just have a few hours a day you can trade on the faster layout or like you, just trade one day a week. i do work next to my trading but it's a 0 hour contract so i make my own timetable and i make sure there's more then enhough time to trade ;)Â
yep we all have done that i guess switching form one thing to the other 🙂 and the emotions will stay... just don't let them interfere with your trading... everybody get's emotional when it comes to lossing money! you just have to keep doing what you are doing and don't freak out 😉 and confidence and belief in your system is really important. Â having a good trading plan isn't a bad thing to have as well. sound like you have one 🙂
the new video's are great! i like the fact thats it so entry chart based and just a few simple rules for a trigger,stoploss and a profit target. thats all you need to know the rest is up to the person behind the computer.
and i live in bergen thats on the northwest coast of holland and it's not that slipperey over here ;)Â
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January 15, 2016
Let me share my view. I heard first about ElectroFX a year ago and my first impression was that this is really great way to look at the market but I was not disciplined enough and instead to keeping strictly to the rules I started to experiment also with countless strategies and indicators - I guess it's irresistible for new traders. At the end I really convinced myself that all indicators are useless because they look perfectly on the chart but only when you look back at the past chart - everything is repainted in accordance with what has already happened.Â
Then I returned back to ElectroFX style in November 2016. Again with attempt to change something- it could not be so simple with me to obey and not change anything. I added again Fibonacci, channels, Harmonic figures. These sometimes give you great additional info but my final conclusion after loosing another month is that they just complicate your brain and not make trading easier... Theo's "locations" are the best places to look for reaction and are reliable enough as long as there is wave / trigger confirmation. I also experimented with geometrical renko which look great but give you less entries...Â
After yesterday webinar I watched the new E2 videos and also video where CSV files are explained. This video was so enlightening - now I know what the EA read and analyze and find this very useful. It's so relaxing to imagine in such details. The fractal nature of market means that at every scale structure repeats itself. Timeless charts give you absolute feeling about forming of the structure layer by layer and at certain point I think you may even can ""expect" next few bars how will be formed... Â
So I finally give up and my plan from now on is to stop exploring but rather just wait patiently setups and trading strictly complying the rules... How difficult is to come to such great trading plan??? Took me about 1 year 🙂
About winning & losing... If you keep MM rules - it's easy - you cannot lose a lot. When I lose I imagine how many useless bills I have paid during my life, some of which due to stupid consuming of goods that I do not need; other bills  even not generated by me but you always have to pay a lot of bills when you live "socially" - it does not matter. Bills/taxes/fees cannot be avoided and are much bigger than even 5 losses in a raw... So why should I bother by any loss although of course I want to win !!! (I get angry only in cases when my stupidity caused the loss - great opportunity to discipline myself and not to repeat mistake).Â
Happy trading:)
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Familiar story Snejanka. I believe the only real holy graill is the trader him/herself. Yes the trading method must suit your personality and lifestyle and ElectroFX is the first for me where i can keep focused on, maybe also because of my past with hopping from "winning system" to another. And maybe most systems really are good, but the trader makes or brakes it i guess. I feel comfortable trading the ElectroFX way and want to believe in it so no more testing other things for the moment and stick to this. Besides that, Theo has been very supportive and patient for me and that also is a big plus.
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Have fun and discipline 🙂
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May 27, 2014
Snejanka said
Let me share my view. I heard first about ElectroFX a year ago and my first impression was that this is really great way to look at the market but I was not disciplined enough and instead to keeping strictly to the rules I started to experiment also with countless strategies and indicators - I guess it's irresistible for new traders. At the end I really convinced myself that all indicators are useless because they look perfectly on the chart but only when you look back at the past chart - everything is repainted in accordance with what has already happened.ÂThen I returned back to ElectroFX style in November 2016. Again with attempt to change something- it could not be so simple with me to obey and not change anything. I added again Fibonacci, channels, Harmonic figures. These sometimes give you great additional info but my final conclusion after loosing another month is that they just complicate your brain and not make trading easier... Theo's "locations" are the best places to look for reaction and are reliable enough as long as there is wave / trigger confirmation. I also experimented with geometrical renko which look great but give you less entries...Â
After yesterday webinar I watched the new E2 videos and also video where CSV files are explained. This video was so enlightening - now I know what the EA read and analyze and find this very useful. It's so relaxing to imagine in such details. The fractal nature of market means that at every scale structure repeats itself. Timeless charts give you absolute feeling about forming of the structure layer by layer and at certain point I think you may even can ""expect" next few bars how will be formed... Â
So I finally give up and my plan from now on is to stop exploring but rather just wait patiently setups and trading strictly complying the rules... How difficult is to come to such great trading plan??? Took me about 1 year 🙂
About winning & losing... If you keep MM rules - it's easy - you cannot lose a lot. When I lose I imagine how many useless bills I have paid during my life, some of which due to stupid consuming of goods that I do not need; other bills  even not generated by me but you always have to pay a lot of bills when you live "socially" - it does not matter. Bills/taxes/fees cannot be avoided and are much bigger than even 5 losses in a raw... So why should I bother by any loss although of course I want to win !!! (I get angry only in cases when my stupidity caused the loss - great opportunity to discipline myself and not to repeat mistake).Â
Happy trading:) Â
nice to hear your storry Snejanka 🙂
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May 27, 2014
EU was moving nice today 🙂 got these 2 beauty's in 8 min time!
first one is a bit countertrend on the purple but at least i had a confurmed turn on the grey line for a nice 1:2 R:R and after that i got a nice trendcontinuation trade on the purple with a nice grey line trigger with a 1.2.5 R:R
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July 22, 2015
Wauw,
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I got 2 losses last night:
It looks really stupid:
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and this looks better but also a loss (maybe my TP was too far away):
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July 22, 2015
This one looks like a good start (confirmed trend continuation), or not?
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May 27, 2014
Nice Henk.
so on the first trade you trade against the purple... witch isn't ideal to trade. after the double buttom on the purple you shout consider to take a trendcontinuation trade on the purple so your short shout be a long on that one.
second trade is good in direction but your entry was to late and you didn't take profit when you needed to. your profit target is 2 purple buttoms back in this case. or you shout have brought your SL to breakeven after it went past that point.
third trade isn't really my thing as i like the level 1 style of trades to take but i understand your houghts about taking that trade.Â
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July 22, 2015
Thanks for your comment Koeart, very useful for me to learn. that third trade (UJ) was a very bad one, but I had a trigger of was it a false one? :
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after three losses I had a win to (with a higher amount :)):
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Do you think this was a better one?
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May 27, 2014
thanks for the trades henk.
like i said the first trade wasn't my thing to take... it's to risky for me.
what i want is that the grey line is turning or continuing the purple line. so i took a screenshot from your charts to show what im looking for.Â
i just see one good trigger on the hole chart... it's in the red box. you get a pullback up on the purple line then some moves on the black line and then a pullback n the grey line... next move on the blackline is a go for me (this is what a level one trigger looks like) Â and takeprofit is at the red line at the previous low of the purple line. sl one peak back.
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next one is a nice trade with a nice trigger but the takeprofit zone you took is a bit of a question for me... why there?
and i would have gone to breakeven on that short and jumped into the level one trigger long (red box ) with TP (takeprofit) on the red line. but i like he idea for the short there 🙂 if you just hold on to those triggers you will be fine 😉
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