MTPredictor Blog for Trading with MTPredictor: Question on History signals Part 3

So the end result, was ONE short trade (not three) that resulted in a nice +3.8R Profit (ignoring slippage and commission) on the close.

So again, History Signals should be viewed and thought of as “filled” trades and not “failed” trades.....

Thanks, Steve

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In this Blog I will be using MTPredictor to demonstrate how to use the software to find, and then manage, trades. So this Blog is mainly to help current MTPredictor users become better with the software. If you are new to MTPredictor or are seeing MTPredictor for the first time, this Blog will also show you what the software is capable of.

I will be using examples on all time frames and on all markets, from Futures, Stocks and FOREX.

Because the Blog is for Education only, it should not be viewed as a track record for the software, losses can and will unfold with any trading method, so I will also include examples on how to manage losses as well as how to manage the profitable trades.

The Blog lists the newest posts first so sometimes you will have to read a lower posts first to see a train of thought though consecutive examples.

The charts can be enlarged by clicking on them.

Thanks, and I hope you enjoy the reading......

Steve

All examples ignore slippage and commissions

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Question on History signals Part 3

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Tuesday, 9 March 2010

Question on History signals Part 3

Steve Griffiths

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