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Trading 101
Trading Systems and Technical Analysis
SRDC Episode I (basic) | SRDC Episode I (basic) |
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This is an introduction to SRDC Trading Method. It is a complete system to trade Forex especially the Cable. The entire system has grown up to Episode IX (up to date). Some of you may be familiar with this method already therefore you are welcome to help me answer questions from other traders when the need arises. This is the simplest way to make profits in forex trading known to me. Even my grandmother, when she is still alive (bless her soul), can also trade effectively. It is also very profitable. I know many professional traders use this method. It can be applied to all trading platform and need very minimal training or experience in forex. The reason is because this method doesn’t use any indicator at all. All you need to know is how to draw 3 types of line:
Before the Internet trading era, we trade currencies based on fundamentals and the use of the three lines. Now, I don’t see why we still cannot use it.
The Daily ChartHas anyone studied the daily chart lately? I have a friend who trade mostly on Daily chart only. His name is Warren Buffet, you might know him! Heheheee…. Now, open your daily chart (candlestick preferably) on your favourite major pair and watch closely. Take 1 minute and tell me what you notice (Don’t read the text below yet)? THERE IS NOT A SINGLE BAR EQUAL TO THE BAR NEXT TO IT!Based on this fact, we can safely assume that, the highs and lows of a daily candles are unique EVERYDAY (daaaaa…). Now do this:Draw support and resistance on any of the previous bar. For newbies and JaJa Binks, Support is the lowest price of the candle and Resistance is the highest price of the candle. Draw horizontal lines. Do you see the next candle penetrating the lines?
SHORT when it penetrates the support line and LONG when it passes the resistance. Now do this:
Now you have the answer. ARE YOU EXCITED? You should be! HOW TO TRADE THIS METHOD?The PreparationUpon the start of a new Daily candle;
….on yesterday’s candlestick please! Draw the trend lines and determine the trend. This way, you can expect where the price will go. It is either towards the Support (bearish) or towards the Resistance (bullish). Taking the tradeIt all depends on you, whether you want to babysit the trade or ready and leave the trade. Either way, you can still profit from it. Babysitting – Put a pending stop buy or/and stop sell orders. Wait until it penetrate either lines, move your stoploss accordingly and deploy traillock when you have to. Ready & Leave – Like the above, but with an assign takeprofit and stoploss. I would recommend a 5pips or 10pips. Why? Because, some bars only (very few) gives maximum 5pips.This way, losing trade is almost non-existance! However when you are worried about TP/SL ratio, then you can let the profit ride to 50-100 pips. Things to remember and my recommendation only:
English is not my native language so please forgive my Yoda’s grammer and I hope you find the SUPPORT & RESISTANCE DAILY CANDLE method helpful and simple to use. Welcome to Hapi Pipland! Article by Orange Roshan
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| jest1081 |
SRDC Episode I (BASIC)
Jan 23 2007 22:21:32 This thread discusses the Content article: SRDC Episode I (BASIC)
Orange! Thanks for sharing 'SRDC METHOD' Many are awaiting with bated breath for your arrival, after you registered a long time ago. This forum's community is still very small, we will be more than happy to learn from your methods trading the SRDC. regards, Jest |
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| FXOperator |
Re:SRDC Episode I (BASIC)
Jan 23 2007 22:42:06 Very much agree so. He has inspired and encouraged many with his selfless sharing. I think in a way, this can also prove that he is indeed making pips, that's why he don't need to charge or make money from his teachings. Thanks OR! Very much appreciated.
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| compro99 |
Re:SRDC Episode I (BASIC)
Jan 24 2007 07:02:12 OrangeRoshan, if FF do not appreciate you.. then it's their loss. I am sure FXO will house your methods, intelligence and wisdom. We have a bunch of keen traders in Singapore awaiting for yr arrival. Cya !!!
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| FXOperator |
Re:SRDC Episode I (BASIC)
Jan 24 2007 13:19:45 Read about some incidents there, anyway, my website is by a trading buff for trading buffs. It's for the public!
So if OR reading this, feel free to contact me. I can arrange to post your SRDC methods in our Trading 101 section. |
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| candyman |
Re:SRDC Episode I (BASIC)
Jan 24 2007 22:43:21 Any method that made pips most of the time = great method.
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| secret2abundance |
Re:SRDC Episode I (BASIC)
Apr 28 2008 04:12:25 The SRDC Episode I (BASIC) method is really simple and should really work.
However I've also come accross a similar variation to this strategy that I would like to share. Time Frame: Daily Chart Currency Pairs: EUR/USD, USD/CHF, AUD/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD, EUR/JPY & GBP/JPY Setup: 1) As the daily Candle closes, check to see if it has formed an inner bar (Inner bar is formed when the previous candlestick on the left has a higher high and a lower low) 2) We use 21 SMA as a filter. When it is slanting up, only enter pending buy trades and when slanting Down, only enter pending sell trades. When 21 SMA is flat, no trade. 3) For pending buy trades, Entry is 5 pips above the high of the inner bar and for pending sell trades, entry is 5 pips below the low of the inner bar 4) a)Stop Loss is 50 pips for EUR/USD, USD/CHF, AUD/USD & USD/JPY. Take Profit for these pairs is double at 100 pips b)Stop Loss is 60 pips for GBP/USD & USD/CAD. Take Profit is also double at 120 pips. c)Stop Loss is 90 pips for EUR/JPY and Take profit is double at 180 pips. d)Stop Loss is 100 pips forGBP/JPY amd Take profit is double at 200pips. I beleive this variation if combined with SRDC Episode I (BASIC) will produce even better results |
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