How to Double The Profit Of Your 1:1 Trade.

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Here is a cool trick you can use to earn double the profit on your 1:1 trade. Use the same target and the same stop loss, but get twice the reward.
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[@adild99]

Would it be ok to take the initial entry with half the size and then add the other half on pull back to the Fib zone? That way you don't miss out if the market doesn't pull back to Fib, you at least have half the lot size at 1:1

[@UltraBlueForex]

Absolutely yes, that would be a terrific way to enter the trade. You don't miss out on the trade if the pullback never happens, you at least catch some of the move and make a few bucks on the trade.

[@ir4772]

This system is just when you enter in H4 time frame or any TF .

[@UltraBlueForex]

This process works on any timeframe you trade. However, you do have to be aware of the time of day when trading the 5 minute and even the 15 minute. The different sessions will affect the markets a little differently.

[@placebo64]

Excellent!

[@UltraBlueForex]

Thank you very much!

[@krel4115]

hmmm... my pocket window is 0.21 and 0.79 of the fib tool... again and as always.. thank you very much for the knowledge and the setting of the switch that you told is a diamond... without your teachings i wont have a mechanical system

[@UltraBlueForex]

Thank you for the very kind words, I am very happy to have been helpful!

[@krel4115]

@@UltraBlueForex if a person knows ICT smart money concepts etc.. then applied your approach in having a mechanical system... looking for setups is way much easy.. its like running a company having managers on different departments that informs a trader that it is optimal to trade..

[@UltraBlueForex]

@@krel4115 I'm glad you are able to incorporate the different features from other trading styles. I can tell you that people trading this way are passing their prop form challenges, opposed to when they were failing them over and over using only ICT.

[@krel4115]

@@UltraBlueForex I absolutely agree.. most are blinded by the hype.. i am not saying that those concepts doesnt work.. folks must see that those concepts are repackaged form of supply and demand support and resistance break and retest concepts which are being used decades ago.. fvgs ifvgs are simply imbalances.. so why make it harder.. when one can make it easier by incorporating MAs, candlestick knowledge, proper use of fib etc.. throw in an oscillator or a histogram for that extra confluence... so again ill never get tired of saying thanks to you
an addition.. there are folks trying to figure out a high quality FVGs.. which are SnD SnR zones.. simple throw. in 20 and 50 ema.. when they cross look at the candlestick with a body whose wicks are more than 50 percent of the whole candle.. it is or those are the long wicked spinning top and bullish bearish hammers also the inverted ones.. that would be the high quality zones they should be aware of to look for trades..

[@UltraBlueForex]

@@krel4115 I like how you think about trading, you a re very right. These "new" concepts are repacked older concepts, some work, some don't,, but if you can add something like the MAs to it, the functionality of these concepts all of a sudden become so much more useful and profitable.
If you can get ICT concepts to work for you, great, use them. If not, then the way we show in these videos will be very helpful. You can choose to use a combination of tactics, or go with MAs and it's concepts on it's own.
The goal for me is for you to make money by trading, and if you can become a little more profitable using the MAs the way I do, I will be very happy!