Hi Nikita,Nikita wrote:I had almost the same trades. But my ability to move sl to be or just to reduce risk is slowed dou to my h1 experience.
Here i saw a super risk managment and control of the trades.
Amazing!
Such trading sessions show who is the real professional!
When it is trending - everyone is Guru, when it is full of whispsaws - only Guru stay alive. One more time - excellent execution!
P.S. Your exit plan - when price cross green/red? Can you share your approach.
thanks for your encouraging words but I'm still far away from being a professional, I'm not more than an advanced beginner. Account- and position-sizes are still peanuts and I have to follow my plan. Maybe in the next years, I will develope becoming a professional if I stick to my plans.
Regarding to exit, I handle Seeds, Cherries and S1/S2 trades based on following rules:
- I take only entries with potential R:R of 1:2 or higher
- Move SL to BE or to new AIMS if 1 : 1 is hit but if trade is hovering around 1:1, I sometimes leave SL untouched until there is signal with or against trade.
- Look out for exits if 1 : 2 is hit (trail 5 consecutive red/green candles, trail AIMS, trail green gator, trail counter fruits)
- Sometimes I use hard TP with 1:2 or more (but not too much like 1:6) at important levels like TZ1 (local or global), AIMS levels of HTFs, purple of M5, swing points
- Exceptional I close trades early, no matter where they are, if there are very strong counter signals which I would consider taking as counter entries (which I don't take as I exclusively trade in direction of purple), i.e. yesterday's trade #3 where 2 strong counter-pinbars at 62.8% local pullback showed that movement against trade had higher probability than further movement in direction of trade, so I placed SL above those pinbars.
For Adam's Apples I use these exit rule:
- targetting TZ1
- standard Fruit 3-stages principle
- Stage 1: SL untouched
- Stage 2: SL untouched or trailing AIMS
- Stage 3: Trailing green gator/AIMS or exit at strong counter fruit if showing up at important level or when rubber band principle is active
For me main difference between Seed/Cherry/S1/S1 and Adam's Apple is that first ones are scalping trades (quick in and out) and second one needs time to develop.
That's it for exit rules - rather simple but not always easy as there is still often some discretion necessary.
Hope it helps a bit ;-)
Cheers
Michael

