I have to agree with you. It is slow because trend traders wait for trend to develop and do not pick the bottom or top as most traders do. I was once such trader and I hit many stop loss because I try to predict where the turning point is. If the turning point is never predicted right, i would have lost 4-5 attempt using fibonacci. This means, for a trend trader, I rather wait for a trend to develop and ride the kumo or kijun as my stop loss. I will try to capture 30-60% of the trend. This will mean that I am trading on the highest probability trading setup. With confidence, I can increase my lot size to profit from this 30-60% trend with ease of mind. I maximize when i get to ride the trend. I cut loss, if i am wrong.

Take a look below. These are some of my trend that i am riding. I monitor 25 pairs , daily time frame. No stress. Just managing my stop loss every morning.

But again, each individual has its own style. Look for that style that suit your life style.

I have long term and short term strategy. Long term is like a bonus. Short term is like my full time job salary.


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Have you been buying CHF when there is a retracement? You would be laughing to the bank, teeheehee..

Let's not talk about profits. Let's talk about the market and TA.

USDX resistance holding strong. Inverted H&S has turned into a channel, as usual.


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