Inspiration from the Triple Filter System

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The author discusses the challenge of conflicting signals from different timeframes in trading, such as selling on a 5-minute chart while receiving buy signals on a 15-minute chart. To resolve this issue, they decided to separate their trading strategies into distinct timeframes: daily, hourly, and 15-minute charts. This change reduces conflicts between signals, simplifying their trading approach, even if it means potentially missing some opportunities. The author acknowledges that sacrifices are necessary for gains.

I have been facing a problem, which is the conflict between different time periods. For example, I should sell in 5 minutes, but then in 15 minutes, it just hits the Vegas channel, and I should buy. At that moment, I get a bit confused. Just when I looked at the triple filter system again, I thought I should separate the cycles of my operations. I can't let them have this kind of conflict, so I changed the new operation cycles to one day, one hour, and 15 minutes. This way, signals from different periods are less likely to conflict. It solved a major problem for me. Although I might miss many opportunities, it has reduced a lot of trouble. You have to give up something to gain something.

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September 28, 2024
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