Study Guide for Come Into My Trading Room - Forex Factory
Study Guide for Come Into My Trading Room - Forex Factory
Study Guide for Come Into My Trading Room - Forex Factory
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TRADING 113<br />
Answer 44<br />
D. 1, 2, 3, and 4. Give yourself four points <strong>for</strong> choosing the correct<br />
answer.<br />
The contradictions between signals in different timeframes present a<br />
challenge, as well as an opportunity. We can filter them against one<br />
another, leaving only the best signals. Long-term as well as short-term<br />
charts are defined by their relationships to the intermediate timeframe,<br />
using the Rule of Five. Short-term charts allow you to get closer to the<br />
markets, but it is much more important to begin your analysis by making<br />
a strategic decision on long-term charts.<br />
Answer 45<br />
Phrase 3 is correct. Give yourself four points <strong>for</strong> choosing the right<br />
answer.<br />
One of the key rules of the Triple Screen is to make your decisions in<br />
several timeframes, moving down from the longest to the shortest. If you<br />
work with weekly, daily, and intraday charts, then make your strategic<br />
decision, either bullish or bearish, on the weekly chart, then tactical on<br />
the dailies, and find entry and exit points using intraday charts.<br />
Answer 46<br />
Choice 4 is not acceptable. Give yourself three points <strong>for</strong> choosing the<br />
right answer.<br />
Buying an upside breakout puts you in the direction of the trend,<br />
whereas buying pullbacks provides less expensive entries. These are<br />
all acceptable methods, but it is seldom a good idea to put in orders<br />
without even knowing what price you will have to pay at the opening<br />
tomorrow.