CHAPTER II. GPI ANCHOR REMODELLING AND TRANSPORT TO THE
1 PGAP GENES
1.1 Identification of single T-DNA mutants of PGAP1 genes
Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 18
looking fantastic 60. what is your win ratio like? and how do you improve it? what rules do you consider most important to taking one of these trades?
#54 11-27-2010, 10:23 AM
60minuteman
Senior MemberJoin Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 157
Quot e:
Originally Posted by Tyler Vegas
looking fantastic 60. what is your win ratio like? and how do you improve it? what rules do you consider most important to taking one of these trades? again, well done
Thamks Tyler.... Win Rate is 70%...
The most important rules and the way to insure a high win rate is the enhancers: Trade enhancers:
Selecting supply and demand zones:
1.Pick rally, base, drop or drop, base, rally - this looks like a sharp peak on your charts, or a deep sharp V-shape 2. price dropped fast from the peak.
3. price dropped a long way.
4. price was at the peak for a short time only. Entries:
1. this is the first return to the supply or demand zone.
2. price rallied strongly into the supply zone, or even better, gapped into the supply zone 3. price has been away from the supply zone for a long time
Other things to look for:
#55
#56
that by your stop loss, if the result is above 3 this is a good trade.
2. if entering from supply on the 1hr, check that the 4hr and daily are not in demand....
The hardest thing is entering long when you see price plummeting strongly short... it feels wrong at first, but you need to remember this, The forex market is just a transfer of funds from 1 set of traders to another, this is how oney is made in forex, so we are looking to take the money from the novice trader... we can find these traders easily on our charts. Novice traders make 2 mistakes over and over again.... "they buy after a sustained period of buying and into areas of supply..." and vice versa... so when you see those strong rallies or drops into our areas of supply and demand, we know it will be easy to take this money.... institutional traders know this and trade this way too...
11-27-2010, 10:50 AM
Tyler Vegas
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that post pretty much wraps it up nice and simple. thanks!
11-27-2010, 04:18 PM
60minuteman
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#57 11-28-2010, 01:04 AM
fartist
MemberJoin Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 49
Quot e:
Originally Posted by 60minuteman
Thamks Tyler.... Win Rate is 70%...
The most important rules and the way to insure a high win rate is the enhancers: Trade enhancers:
Selecting supply and demand zones:
1.Pick rally, base, drop or drop, base, rally - this looks like a sharp peak on your charts, or a deep sharp V-shape 2. price dropped fast from the peak.
3. price dropped a long way.
4. price was at the peak for a short time only. Entries:
1. this is the first return to the supply or demand zone.
2. price rallied strongly into the supply zone, or even better, gapped into the supply zone 3. price has been away from the supply zone for a long time
Other things to look for:
1. make sure that you have at least 1/3 risk/reward, ideally 1/4... count the pips of the drop from the supply zone last time and divide that by your stop loss, if the result is above 3 this is a good trade.
2. if entering from supply on the 1hr, check that the 4hr and daily are not in demand....
The hardest thing is entering long when you see price plummeting strongly short... it feels wrong at first, but you need to remember this,
#58 The forex market is just a transfer of funds from 1 set of traders to another, this is how oney is made in forex, so we are looking
to take the money from the novice trader... we can find these traders easily on our charts. Novice traders make 2 mistakes over and over again.... "they buy after a sustained period of buying and into areas of supply..." and vice versa... so when you see those strong rallies or drops into our areas of supply and demand, we know it will be easy to take this money.... institutional traders know this and trade this way too...
Thanks for the guidelines 60mm, indeed very useful. I'll post a chart of eur chf i took earlier this week, which resulted in BE. Good trading mate!
11-28-2010, 04:12 AM
fartist
MemberJoin Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 49
#59
Exited at BE.
Prior to that i had r:r of 1:1 and thus set it to BE and decided to let it run. BE got hit later on.
Not sure if its a good SD zone as price appears to be consolidating on the 3rd circle area.
Last edited by fartist; 11-28-2010 at 04:1 4 AM.
11-28-2010, 07:27 AM
60minuteman
Senior MemberJoin Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 157
Quot e:
Originally Posted by fartist
Exited at BE.
Prior to that i had r:r of 1:1 and thus set it to BE and decided to let it run. BE got hit later on.
Not sure if its a good SD zone as price appears to be consolidating on the 3rd circle area.
#60
also, the third circle was the best entry, because at this point price had been away from the zone the longest time
The entry fitted with all our enhancers and there was a strong kick out of the zone last time, sure it had been back here a few times but there was a long time since its last visit to the price.... not sure if i will trade the euro next week, the only one i have seen is a possible short on ea.. maybe the thing to do with the euro for now...i will probably try to avoid the euro this week..
Last edited by 60minut eman; 11-28-2010 at 07:56 AM.
11-28-2010, 09:24 AM