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"post": "I could have made the difference between timezone and timeframe clearer in the story above. They are completely different animals that share a similar name.\r\n\r\n**Timezones** are the [north to south slices of planet Earth](https://www.timeanddate.com/time/map/) that share the same time offset from UTC. So the EST timezone in the USA is currently five hours behind UTC. All points within that timezone share the same wallclock time.\r\n\r\n**Timeframes** on the other hand refer to the time represented by candlestick bars on trading charts. When a bar collects all the trades over a 5 minute time interval we say the chart is displaying the 5min timeframe (M5). The start of that timeframe is the open, the end of the timeframe is the close, the highest price printed in the five minutes is the high and so on. Similarly for the four hour (H4) timeframe which summarizes the OHLC bars over the four hours.\r\n\r\nTimeframes are important in the story above only because some timeframes, such as M5, are immune to which timezone the trader is in while other timeframes, such as the daily, are very much affected by when the timezone starts its day.",
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"post": "Hi David,\r\nYou have a point with trade setup #3 winning. According to me, the TP would be 87.80 which the market easily hit 3 bars later (12 hrs). \r\n\r\nHowever there was only a single reversal bar in the pattern and if you take such a setup once then consistency requires you take them always. I have found they often lead to failed trades. \r\n\r\nTrade #4 is also a single bar reversal and #5 is a series of inside bars, not really a reversal.\r\n\r\nIn this case you would win but over time, taking all such patterns leads to problems.\r\n\r\nThe reason to open after a reversal is that there is a sense the market has tested a price level and rejected it, for now. A single bar back is little more than noise and does not give me confidence the market has rejected anything. But the true test is to simulate a large number of these setups with single bar reversals, or inside bar patterns, and see if their wins exceed their losses.",
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"post": "I am trying to work out a way to present this in a story that still makes sense given the depth of knowledge needed about programming and ML. Not everyone is ready for this but after exhausting all the simple ways of measuring trend and signals, perhaps there will be greater appetite. The plan is to work toward it gradually.",
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"post": "Great to hear that constanz. \r\n\r\nThe period starting just after Thanksgiving until the New Year is a particularly illiquid time of the year in forex. It's a good idea to step away from trading at that time since many of the patterns that had previously worked start to break down. Hence the lack of stories.\r\n\r\nTrade #6 is a success and triggers the TP at 85.58 on my system. Soon after the market retraces and offers up another short trade opportunity at #7. Since no filters say to avoid that trade, we are compelled to open. Now we are in an open trade with a target of 84.13 and a SL of 86.04. Unfortunately for trade #7, the SL gets triggered before the TP gets hit.\r\n\r\nHowever, as long as we are in trade #7, we cannot open any other trades in correlated markets. That is especially true of the same market, AUDJPY. Because of this important risk rule, we safely miss all the other HA reversals until trade #7 is closed.\r\n\r\nThis is another reason to avoid closing early - it may lead to opening further trades that go on to fail.",
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