Order and Risk Management for Harmonic pattern Trading - Variation 2
Another variation of market order scheme for harmonic pattern trading is using the Fibonacci retracement ratio between point C and D for your take profit target. In this setup, you will measure take profit target from the actual point D from your chart. Your take profit target is no longer related to median open price. Except that, everything else is the same as previous market order scheme. For example, you will measure your stop loss from the median open price as before. In this alternative market order scheme, you are no longer able to calculate your minimum Reward/Risk ratio using the take profit and stop loss ratios. To calculate your minimum Reward/Risk ratio you have to measure the pip distance of your take profit and stop loss targets from median open price. To calculate the actual Reward/Risk ratio you have to measure the pip distance of your take profit target and stop loss target from the actual open price at the order execution. You are not able to use half median open price, quarter median open price to get some idea of your potential reward/risk ratio. This trading setup can take few extra steps to calculate your Reward/Risk ratio. However, this is good market order scheme for your harmonic pattern trading.
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Another variation of market order scheme for harmonic pattern trading is using the Fibonacci retracement ratio between point C and D for your take profit target. In this setup, you will measure take profit target from the actual point D from your chart. Your take profit target is no longer related to median open price. Except that, everything else is the same as previous market order scheme. For example, you will measure your stop loss from the median open price as before. In this alternative market order scheme, you are no longer able to calculate your minimum Reward/Risk ratio using the take profit and stop loss ratios. To calculate your minimum Reward/Risk ratio you have to measure the pip distance of your take profit and stop loss targets from median open price. To calculate the actual Reward/Risk ratio you have to measure the pip distance of your take profit target and stop loss target from the actual open price at the order execution. You are not able to use half median open price, quarter median open price to get some idea of your potential reward/risk ratio. This trading setup can take few extra steps to calculate your Reward/Risk ratio. However, this is good market order scheme for your harmonic pattern trading.
http://algotrading-investment.com/
https://www.mql5.com/en/users/financeengineer/seller#products
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