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            "post": "Great to hear that constanz.\r\n\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\n**About those setups following trade #7:**\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\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\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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            "post": "Great question Mason.\r\n\r\nI would just like to note that the rules listed here are not definitive rules that I advocate in any trading.\r\n\r\nThey are simply a set of rules that come out of the simulation and back-testing of  a simple trend following system that we developed a few months back. \r\n\r\nAnother set of rules could easily be superior. You would need to follow the methods we talked about in the [series on Systems](https://www.pagoolabs.com/stories/43/2017/10/24/trading-systems-part-1-introduction/) and the following stories. It is important to test the strategy you want to use and under which conditions it has worked in the past. The past is no guarantee that the future will work the same way, but if it has never worked in the past you are unlikely to remain confident in the trades you place.\r\n\r\nNever move from demo to live trading until your demo account is consistently profitable. The longer the better, especially if the demo period contains a couple of major market events that have the potential to ruin accounts. If you can survive when others are losing then you are on the way to profitable trading.",
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            "post": "The MAs here are 200 period (MA200) and the faster MA100 and are just used to emphasize the trend. In some cases, the time period when they cross is used to initiate trading with the trend for the simple system we cover here.\r\n\r\nHowever, there is no significance in general to the MAs. You do not need to use them at all. They are only used here to show one way in which an automated system can start opening on every signal. Before they cross, signals are either ignored or, if an opposite trend, positions are opened according to signals in the reverse direction. \r\n\r\nYou could use breakouts from a Donchian channel or any other signal you prefer. As far as we are concerned here, we are just trying to teach *how* to apply these tools, not which exact tools to use.\r\n\r\nHope that helps.",
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            "post": "did u read the systems stories? they explain this great but i still want to see how to use support resistance areas to set tp.",
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