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Let's rewind to April 2020 and do one hundred trades using the 'replay' function on tradingview.com.

Here's trade number1.  The MACD crosses and it looks like we will see a downward movement.  R:R is always 1:1.5

Trade 1: 31 March 2020.  Short.

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Result: profit

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This is where it starts to get really f*king hairy.  After a gigantic move up like that, the indicator is no longer as useful.  Perhaps time to switch up to a higher time frame when that happens.

Trade 14: short (very ill advised thing to do after a gigantic bullish candle)

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Result:  immediately fecked in the erse

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Should have bought after the hammer on the pullback.

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