About a week or so ago on this thread: Only 1 APEX This Week? “http://apexinvesting.net/forum/apex-elite-mvp-system-q-212/only-1-apex-crude-so-far-week-1589.html#.U6nl0fldV8E” there were a lot of things that were discussed as far as getting the most probabale trades out of the APEX MVP Entry ALONE.
The conclusion that I had drawn was that monitoring one market in search of the APEX MVP Entry would have only given you one trade if you were just looking at the CL. So later on in the thread it was discussed that monitoring other “non correlated” markets will also give you more potential set ups. I must also give credit to “Brad (dca78_00)” as he was the first to recommend that. And the fact that it was confirmed outside of his knowledge by Darrell on the thread above proves that its a fact. Successful people have patterns…
But I digress…
So this week I decided to monitor 3 non correlated markets that Darrell shared in the thread listed above. I also had the deviation levels indicator up so I could monitor what would happen to price as it came near certain deviation levels.
Monday: June 23, 2014
GC: No APEX TF: No APEX CL: Multiple APEX’s (Note that some of the that were formed on Monday were small moves and some may have even been small losses.)
Tuesday: June 24, 2014
GC: No APEX TF: Multiple APEX’s & 1 Elite MVP Reversal CL: 1 APEX (This one APEX happened between 4:10 AM - 7:30) Unless some of you are early birds you would not have caught that move.
So its been 2 days so far and there have obviously been a few APEX’s this week for sure. Most of the APEX’s that happened on Monday in the CL were small moves. But that does not matter because the move that took place today on the TF trumped them all.
Take a look at this TF chart to see what I’m saying.:o
TF Chart
BIG TF MOVE - TradeNumberz’s library http://www.screencast.com/t/o6msPaUFL8G
Deviation Levels
TF Deviation Levels 6-23 - TradeNumberz’s library http://www.screencast.com/t/2vkGvjM9a
I understand the basics of Deviation but not on the same level as professor Darrell but I will get there soon enough. I know they are not S/R (Sup & Res) or F/P (Floor Pivot) but that’s how I understand them at the moment and its obvious that something was going on at these levels.
If one would have traded the TF today you would have had a very profitable day. But I decided to write this thread to prove that the hypothesis that of monitoring “non correlated” markets has proven to be efficient so far and is indeed a fact. Darrell himself stated that he monitors a lot markets and has many monitors to do so.
So the conclusion that I am drawing from this observation is that if one wants to have a greater potential for more APEX MVP Entries you may want to monitor multiple “non correlated” markets.If 2 pro traders draw the same conclusion outside of speaking to each other and an up and coming trader who’s making good progress makes a similar remarks and then its proven in the markets a few days later this to me is to much evidence to deny this suggestion.
To be quite honest with you the move that the TF made today would make me one happy camper for the week. Even on 1 contract! I would like to know if some of you caught this move today?!
If some of you are wanting more APEX MVP set ups in particular. I recommend that you watch “non correlated” markets and I’m sure you will have some entries. But please only do this after you have learned the entry rules and have a good understanding of them.
You set yourself up for confusion and frustration if you don’t understand the entry rules.
Take Care!