上午 7 点至上午 9 点突破策略的新变化 (New Variation on 7 am to 9 am Breakout S)

Alright. It was suggested that I start this thread because the original dynamics of my system changed basically the entire trading system that I was originally posting on which was the 7 am to 9 am big dog breakout strategy. A good amount of the information that I will put in this thread will be taken from posts I made in that thread (which by the way is a pretty good strategy, just not quite for me). This is a more conservative trading strategy than a lot of the other strategies on here and has a pretty nice risk to reward ratio, which is 3:5 risk/reward. What I've learned from my trading is to keep risk low, reward high, and stick to your rules once you have them set. And with that, I'm going to post the rules for my system. If you have any questions, make sure to ask them and I will answer them best I can.

I always trade EUR/USD. Feel free to test it with other USD pairs, but I have not tested them. If you do test them, please post your results here for everyone else to see.

So, here is what you need:
2 vertical lines
- One at 7:00 a.m. ET
- One at 9:00 a.m. ET

2 horizontal lines
- One at the highest point between 7 and 9
- One at the lowest point between 7 and 9

Fibonacci
- 0.000 at the high point between 7 and 9 and 1.000 at the low
- 1.000 at the high point between 7 and 9 and 0.000 at the low
- The fibs that you should have set up for each of these are 0.000, 1.000, 1.272, 1.500, 1.764, and 2.000

Now, the fibs will show you where to enter and exit your trades. You'll want to set Entry Orders at 1.272. You'll want to divide your trades up into thirds. The stop for each trade is going to be the 1.000 fib line. You'll have three limits set up, one for each third of your trade. Take profit on one third at 1.500, take profit again on another third at 1.764, and take profit on the rest of the trade at 2.000. For the SL, move them up to break even as soon as the first TP is hit, then move them to the first TP line when the second TP is hit to make sure that you lock in some profit.

Now you'll se up these trades in both directions right at 9 a.m. ET. If the long trades are hit, cancel the short orders. In the same way, cancel the long trades when the short orders are hit.

Last thing I would like to say is that this strategy does not bank an extremely high number of pips. This is for people that want to trade conservatively and use higher lot sizes to lock in their profits eary.

I hope this makes sense. This is the first time I've just tried to explain it all in one post, so if you have any questions at all, let me know. I'm attaching a picture of the first "live" trade that I made, which was last Wednesday (5/20). Since that day, I've had 4 wins, 1 break even, and 1 loss. (Didn't trade memorial day). I know that there are some others on here who have started to trade this method, and I would appreciate it if some of you could post some of your personal results using this. Anyways, think I'm done...