When
you devise a system, you look for certain moves and what indicators,
patterns or price behavior caught that move, then you create a set of
rules; when these rules are present in the future they signal a trade.
Most
systems are based on price patterns or technical indicator readings
(technical patterns). However, we must not forget something: patterns
(whether chart or technical patterns) are never the same, they are only
similar. In order for two patterns to be the same exact pattern the same
traders need to be involved on both patterns, and not only this, they
have to be in the same mood so they behave in the exact same way. We
know this is almost impossible since there are just too many variables
that need to be accounted for. Take for instance, how many traders are
waiting in the sidelines? How many traders will get out of the market
sooner than they have planned? How many of them will take partial
profits? And so on...
This
tells us that there are no certainties about the outcome of every
single signal. Even though we don't know the outcome of any individual
trade, the outcome of a set of trades is predictable; we also know that
if we follow rigorously our system we will be ahead of the game in the
long run. When our system signals one trade it only tells you that there
is a higher probability that the market will go in the intended
direction, probabilities will play their part.
So we know two important things:
- We don't know in advance the outcome of any signal
- If we follow our system rigorously, we will be ahead of the game
What
is interesting is that we do not need to know what is going to happen
next in order to make money in the Forex market, we only need to make
sure we have a well-developed system and follow it rigorously.
However, before we apply this knowledge we need to develop our own system. In this lesson we will show you how to effectively develop a system the fits your personality.
The following topics are covered in this lesson:
Creating a Trading System -
Important information about trading systems.
Types of Trading Systems -
There are two types of trading systems; we will review their advantages and disadvantages.
Trading Styles -
Review of the trading styles you might adopt to develop your trading system.
Trading Concepts -
Not all trading concepts are for every trader, choose the one the better fits you.
Trading System Conceptualization -
After choosing our trading style and concept, we need to begin our system conceptualization.
Testing and Live Trading -
Once we created our system we need to test it and see if it really fits
our personality, a few tips to do an effective testing.
Some Points to take in Consideration -
Before taking any action please take these important points into consideration.
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