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" I will follow my rules, I will take my stops, I will be disciplined and i will work with the market....NOT AGAINST IT! Professional mind control is the key"
" I will follow my rules, I will take my stops, I will be disciplined and i will work with the market....NOT AGAINST IT! Professional mind control is the key"
After the trading was over yesterday, @greenr and I joked about how we were "passing the ball back and forth to each other", on opposite sides of the trade nearly all day. I was using one form of analysis (higher timeframe S/R and low timeframe VSA), he was using another (Market Profile/POC/VWAP).
I am very interested in learning his style and am getting deep enough into the study of market profile now that I am seeing a similarity between the two; that both styles are trying to define where the auction will find it's buyers or sellers. I am really enjoying this thread.
an excellent observation Gary.I have been a follower of your thread, and am familiar with your style of trading.The best entries are typically at reject areas, ans as PB always mentions, these are areas of confluence within the context of the bigger picture.Ryan has a good handle on this.
When price does an about face, there is usually a reason,and with the footprint,and alot of time and effort, the entries seem to get better.I am certainly no master, and i have also learned quite a bit from Ryan and PB....and i love the thread too!
