The answer is Yes and No, if by direction method you mean trade management. Transactions won't require trade direction but collectively you'll need to handle the portfolio that is comprehensive.Originally Posted by ;
Again the Solution is Yes and No for utilizing indiors. Indiors provide information it's up to the consumer to act or not according to this info. I use several tools to test what's happening but do not use any instrument in most situations or always. I place least importance. They just provide few bits of information and statistics that's difficult for me to get by watching naked charts and the quotation board.
I do sometimes gamble, but mainly search to both of these things before closing or taking a transaction. 1) Logic, why I want to go long or short on this specific pair. By logic I do not mean that a logic based on technicals, but what is happening in the world. 2) Timing of those trades. There is no point in being appropriate at wrong time. For example, I went on USD/JPY for 1,000 pips as it was around 107.00, saw 350 positive pips but afterwards got stopped outside. My logic for this bias that is short is that this market cannot sustain that price distortion . The time wasn't right. This pair is now at 116.00, will again short this pair for 1,000 pips but in the ideal time but have no idea . However will trade session .