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5 comments:
Hmm, maybe you are not suitable for manual trading. Try Robot Trader, create your own robot and do it. I used robot now and made decent profit every month.
I'm not interested in robot trading.
I follow your blog for a while. may I suggest that you use bigger frame like 5 min chart and put it side by side with your current 1 min chart. See which one has less noise.Sorry if my opinion bother you.
http://apipthrowingparty.blogspot.com/2012/04/ny-1-7.html
his comment on 5min
TST I appreciate your opinion and comment.
I do have 5min chart beside my smaller tf chart, I have 1h chart also. I just don't put them on blog. I'm not that good at trading higher time frames because I can't stand small retracements that regularly occur.
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