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gauravminku White Belt
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Post: #1 Posted: Wed May 08, 2013 7:14 pm Post subject: Trading - Al Brooks's way |
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learning al brooks,
setup 5 min candlestick with 20 ema.
1st entry is on first pullback.
2nd entry after doji (2nd low from ema).
3rd & 4th entry, near ema.
Comments are welcome
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mogili Green Belt
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Post: #2 Posted: Wed May 08, 2013 8:42 pm Post subject: Re: Trading - Al Brooks's way |
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gauravminku wrote: | learning al brooks,
setup 5 min candlestick with 20 ema.
1st entry is on first pullback.
2nd entry after doji (2nd low from ema).
3rd & 4th entry, near ema.
Comments are welcome |
I am hearing Al Brooks Way strategy for the first time. There will be many who would like to know more about this strategy.
A brief introduction of the strategy will be highly appreciated.
Thanks for your understanding.
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gauravminku White Belt
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Post: #3 Posted: Wed May 08, 2013 8:59 pm Post subject: |
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Actually, it's not a strategy. Al Brooks is a price action trader, author of books. I am going through his books (in learning stage). He is basically trying to teach us how to read price action. The books are full of techniques/setups. One can use the techniques according to one's own comfort level. He uses 5 min chart with 20 ema, as I have used in the attachment.
I have tested it with banknifty. It goes very well. Other stocks are Relinfra, Tata Steel. I have tried it with crude also by tweaking it, goes very well that also.
Will post more charts as and when I get the time.
Ok. I try to explain.
First entry is the pullback entry. Market opened, went down then we had a pullback(known as first pullback). Short below the red bar with filter (for bank nifty, 5 points filter).
Second entry is again pullback to ema then we got a lower low. Short below the candle which is doji in this case again with filter.
Third and fourth entry are also pullback to ema.
In early stages, when there is a trend, easy and profitable setups are pullback to ema and rejection(buy/sell near ema).
Thanks,
Gaurav
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taruj White Belt
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Post: #4 Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2013 3:11 pm Post subject: |
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gauravminku wrote: | Actually, it's not a strategy. Al Brooks is a price action trader, author of books. I am going through his books (in learning stage). He is basically trying to teach us how to read price action. The books are full of techniques/setups. One can use the techniques according to one's own comfort level. He uses 5 min chart with 20 ema, as I have used in the attachment.
I have tested it with banknifty. It goes very well. Other stocks are Relinfra, Tata Steel. I have tried it with crude also by tweaking it, goes very well that also.
Will post more charts as and when I get the time.
Ok. I try to explain.
First entry is the pullback entry. Market opened, went down then we had a pullback(known as first pullback). Short below the red bar with filter (for bank nifty, 5 points filter).
Second entry is again pullback to ema then we got a lower low. Short below the candle which is doji in this case again with filter.
Third and fourth entry are also pullback to ema.
In early stages, when there is a trend, easy and profitable setups are pullback to ema and rejection(buy/sell near ema).
Thanks,
Gaurav |
Can pullback be quantified?
regards,
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