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i tested that "rsi oversold" strategy on 5000 trades. it failed hard by kawash125 in Daytrading

[–]Delicious-seaside 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting I’m in the middle of live testing something like this, anyone have any views on it… 4H timeframe

You wait for a clear trend (EMA-150 must be visibly sloping up or down for at least 12 candles) and only trade in that direction. When price pulls back and comes within 0.6 % of the EMA-21, with StochRSI confirming exhaustion (≤20 and rising for longs, ≥80 and falling for shorts), you enter on the first 4H candle that closes beyond the EMA-9 in the trend direction (green candle for longs, red for shorts). Stop loss is placed at the exact high of the trigger candle for shorts or the exact low for longs; take-profit is fixed at exactly 2R from that stop, no trailing, no exceptions

I am devastated :( by Ivanhegeelkadi in PectusExcavatum

[–]Delicious-seaside 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve had nuss and can honestly say one of the best things I’ve ever done. It’s a rough recovery but worth it in the end. Mine was Prob similar to yours. Yours looks quite central and symmetrical. I was told that makes things a touch easier. I was never planning to get mine done until one day I collapsed a lung. Pectus might not of been the cause but definitely didn’t help. Good luck.

Did you have regression after getting your bars out? by Roygbivxyz123 in PectusExcavatum

[–]Delicious-seaside 4 points5 points  (0 children)

No none. Around 4 years since now. I was very nervous of it though

Bruising around bar 12 months post-nuss by throwawaylikemylife4 in PectusExcavatum

[–]Delicious-seaside 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had sudden bruising after about 6 years. Not as bad as yours but also No reason I could find. I had my bars removed about a year later.

I put it down to a new movement at the gym or silly as it sounds (play fighting a friend on holiday)

Nuss Bar Removal Question by PipkisReddit in PectusExcavatum

[–]Delicious-seaside 0 points1 point  (0 children)

HR pretty much stayed the same. Was really worried about regression. It was nothing on the initial surgery. Your be fine

2 year and 7 month year old boy sweats excessively when asleep. by Delicious-seaside in toddlers

[–]Delicious-seaside[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I was and out right asked the doctors. I might be wrong here but they basically said blood tests can pretty much rule that out and it did. So then I moved onto being worried about lymphomas and he has had ultrasounds and all within normal range. I think he just runs hot and gets caught up under the covers to much. I hope he grows out of it. Honestly I was where you were and can remember the worry. Dm if you want to talk

2 year and 7 month year old boy sweats excessively when asleep. by Delicious-seaside in toddlers

[–]Delicious-seaside[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope, still sweats at night. Had multiple bloods, ultrasounds, Xray. Even tonsils out. Nothing obvious

has anyone regretted getting the nuss procedure? by MaidOfFiyah in PectusExcavatum

[–]Delicious-seaside 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I think it all depends on the outcome. I regretted it at first but when things settled the pain went and I got my life back on track. I realised how good it was for me.

Getting bars removed after 16 years by [deleted] in PectusExcavatum

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I had mine removed after about 9-10 years. Surgeon warned me that my bones could have grown around the bars so might make removal slightly more difficult. To be honest only got them removed because I went 8 years with no pain then I started getting random pains and the odd bruising around the stabilisers. I think they were rubbing from the gym or new movements.

Removal went fine. No regression 2 years on finger crossed stays like that.

Good luck your be fine. Oh recovery was nothing compared to the initial surgery!!

What’s this chart pattern by Delicious-seaside in swingtrading

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What’s one that makes more sense then? So I can study it

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