10.

4
BUY SELL
Price > 240
RSI(2) 0
Pending Buy Stop at R pivot level
Price < 240
RSI(2) 100
Pending Sell Stop at S pivot level
Aggressive Entry Non-Bob10.4 use with discretion
LWMA5 shift 1 cross above
Aggressive entry Buy
LWMA5 shift 1 cross below
Aggressive entry Sell
STOP LOSS
Conservative STOP LOSS - set initial
SL just below the 240 LWMA
Aggressive Stop Loss - set below
nearest swing low
Conservative STOP LOSS - set initial SL just
above the 240 LWMA
Aggressive Stop Loss - set above nearest swing
high
Max 200 pip S/L or above/below most recent swing point (instead of distance to 240LWMA) makes more
sense than blindly using distance to LWMA 240 (although I note the further away from the MA price is,
the more likely it will be to revert to the mean - NB10.4 should keep you out of those situations though).
If I make a mistake and enter too early the problem resolves itself usually within a couple of days to at
least BE. If not, I know to bail at the 240 line. I am starting to get my trade average back up to 75-80%
overall again but now I have little to no DD.

10.5 only for Slow Market 1H Chart
Signal on the 4H chart,
go to 1H and trade in that direction using daily P/S/R and DMS/DMP lines.
Lower lot sizes some, place SL below the last low/high or P/R/S/MR/MS line.
Add some extra levels for 1 or 2 levels and take profit 2 or three levels later.
Green line represents the 240 on the 4H chart and is the 960 on the 1H chart.
Price > 960 green line
Sto5 < 25
Set 1 or more Buy pendings on the
Mid or R lines above Price action.
(DO NOT PLACE BUYS ABOVE
THE Daily R1)
Let her rip and take those 20-50 pip
pops.
Price < 960 green line
Sto5 > 75
Set 1 or 2 Sell pendings on the Mid or S lines
below price action.
(DO NOT PLACE SELLS BELOW Daily S1)


MASTERs KISS
Look out for Macro-economic news that changes market direction or entrenches it. The rest is just daily
fluff. Find out what made price change direction on a monthly chart.
Review trades but dont dwell on them. Never try for ALL THE MOVE. Dont dwell on a loss, take loss
and move on.
Trade Simple, Just trade.
CSS tells where to look for best trades. Top two lines look for buys, bottom 2 lines look for sells. The others
pick and choose what looks good.
Price below 240 sell, price above buy, Take the ones that look the best at the time with the RSI 2 or Sto 5.
Set Pendings, SL, TP on to the next pair. I f spend more than a minute on a chart something is wrong.
It is a simple read. Check chart every 4 hours and make adjustments.
Bottom line. Trade with no emotion. ( Once you find a lot size that fits your emotional level where you have
no emotion. You got it. )


TRADE MANAGEMENT
Asian Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
8 am JPY sessions starts set up daily trades.
10 am can close any profit trades 2-3 hours in.
2 pm
5~6 pm
or
Halfway thru
Euro session

take profits and set up USD session trades
11 pm or
Euro close
close profit trades
Go to bed & wake up between sessions and close profit trades and set up for next day.

Bank in (Profit Take) on every line other line &
only go 1 or 2 levels
Go for the BIG moves
A note on letting your winners run, that discovery maybe in Baludas indi on the 10.4 info page. The
lines that break out into the weakest and strongest, those are the ones you will want to let run and the
ones that stay in the center you will just profit. That maybe the best indi ever for letting you know,
what to let run and what to just profit. Right now I am just taking profit. When I see a breakout in
those lines I am going to try to ride the winner.

Reasons to cancel a pending order:
1. Cancel all pending orders near the close on Friday or whenever done trading for the week. Dont get
caught with a bad entrance from weekend gaps.
2. Cancel pending trade when it crosses the 240 line and use some discretion if looking for a bounce off
of the 240 line.
3. Taking profit and no longer want to enter a trade until new signal.
4. Already have enough trades going and dont want to enter anymore to limit risk. Usual to have 20
pending trades set on 10-15 currency pairs but when several are taken cancel the others so dont have
too many trades going at once.

AO Guide
Big Bar above 0 line, Bull run nearly over.
RSI2 / Sto5 Top, PA<240 Bear potential big
move
Long go for 1 or 2 level profits
Short go for big profits.
Big Bar below 0 line, Bear run nealy over.
RSI2 / Sto5 Bottom, PA>240 Bull potential
big move
Long go for big profits
Short go for 1 or 2 level profits
Exit Strategy: Long Green ~ Red Exit Strategy: Short Red ~ Green

CSS Guide
The numbers represent the angle of degrees of the slope of price action. The bigger the number the
more of a slope there is and the more price will move in that direction. You have a total score for the
entire currency versus the pairs with your broker those are yellow.
Then there are the individual comparisons for each individual pair. For example if a currency pair is
red or green it is trending at the greatest angle, greater than 8. If it is between 4 and 8 then they will
still be shades of green and red. Less than four then a different shade of green and red. Green
meaning price is going up, red price is going down. The closer to 0 you get the less of the up or down
angle price are moving.
These numbers are then plugged into a line graph and you can compare them with each other. The
line on top represents the currency with the most strength and movement and the line on the bottom
is the weakest currency. As you watch the lines crossing each other you can tell which ones are
moving up or getting stronger and ones moving down and getting weaker.
If my assessment is correct then we take the 2 strongest and 2 weakest currency groups and trade
10.4 with them and the ones in the middle, hanging around the 0 line and not moving much and/or
ranging then 10.5 system may work better.
Some applications to trading these lines is when range trading it will do great with bunched up along
the 0 line. The rest will be trend trades.
Anyway the conclusion is when a currency angles up or down we notice its increasing strength or
weakness and adjust our TP accordingly.

Overall Top-Down Strategy
Monthly is based on the 2 MA open x 4 weeks x 5 days x 6 4H periods or 240 MA
Weekly is the weekly pivots mids and S/R lines. Take the crossing of those lines back into the monthly
trend.
Daily is the 10.4 page lines showing both strength of trend and history of the trend plus the strength and
weakness of each currency group.
4H signals from the RSI 2 indi.
10.5 takes its signals from Sto 5 on the 1H chart back into the monthly trend.
Combined you have a very top down decision making process that should help your trading career.

Extra notes;

aud, nzd, and cad all moving up Aud going up first and see Nzd and cad always following AUD is moving
up get your NZD and CAD trades ready. AUD is moving down get your NZD CAD sells ready.

4H fit perfectly with my schedule so 10.4 is where I will stay.
10.5 is a scalping system so you use tight SL and move your SL up quickly to protect profits.
use 10.5 lines in 10.4 trading setups are treated as 10.4 trades. Crossing a DP is almost as powerful as
crossing a WP pivot but not the same. use the 10.5 lines for 10.4 trades use the same rules as 10.4.
If scalping for small profits then that is a different ballgame.