In the 2018 (wavefxv6) templates I have gone with purple of course but in this screenshot you posted we will define with green and brown as I did for those videos. On your screen shot there are three level 2 triggers and one level 1 trigger. The level 1 trigger simply means that the Green line has reached a potential turning point/location and that there are the 2 brown rejections of that same area to confirm that the Green has a great chance of turning there. Exactly where the price action is in your screenshot is a black trigger set up off of good brown line structure, the trigger being a mini double top, the brown structure being an area confirming double top (the green being at a potential location is the other boost but we can't see if that is true in the screenshot). The level 2 triggers are just black line triggers setting up at brown line turning points, so the next scale down, and based off of what is happening on the Green line.

 

Firstly. level 1 & level 2 triggers, i have searched the forum but was not successful in finding an explanation i could understand. i have attached the explanation from training videos perhaps someone could expand on the explination.

 

secondly . obstacles, i get when you look left there are some peaks that are obstacles, but in most videos there are obstacles in-between peaks... i think , how do i identify these obstacles is it just support / resistance tacking into account the wicks of the candles.

 

thanks 

henkknot said
Would it be an advantage if the trade manager don't close the trade immediately by hitting the TP-level but wait for the first coming 3-bar? Your trade with the late entry could have much more profit when the trade manager would wait to close the trade at the first 3-bar upwards.

 

@Theo, is this possible?

 

Henk  

A nice thought for an addition, I would have this as something you could switch on or off though as I don't think everyone would want it always on. I will mention this to our programmer once we are done with The One EA

 

@Theo, is this possible?

 

Henk

this got a bit of slippage.

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missed the first entry but there was still room to go so i took a late entry on this one.

 

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Snejanka said
Thank you. I saw it as well but still afraid to run "windows repair" from webpages... Continue investigation:)  

Maybe you could temporarily disable the .exe in the Task Manager to see what happens. And also export registry and backup the files before running a repair. Sometimes running Windows update can fix things too. And the suggestion from Theo as a workaround as long as the problem exists?

I have only used it on Windows 7 though

 

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