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- jls replied Mar 4, 2014
Absolutely no problem. You have been more than generous enough with the multitude of indicators and techniques you have shared!
- jls replied Mar 4, 2014
Hi GG, I have been trying to solve a puzzle that was presented a long time ago that no one really seemed to take any interest in (which, in itself, is baffling). I have been trying to recreate your "Guided Missile" technique from the old SAFT thread ...
- jls replied Nov 5, 2013
I've done some quick visual back-testing with the crossing stochs as a TP method. Ouch. That really cuts trades too short in my opinion (from very, very limited back-testing). If you buy near the top of a swing the crossing stochs seem to get you ...
- jls replied Nov 5, 2013
Chandelier stops use either the chandelier indicator or the level-stop-reverse indicator -- same thing, just different names for the same indicator. The indicator is based on a multiple of ATR. The theory being, if a pair's ATR is X then our stop ...
- jls replied Oct 25, 2013
Dewey -- I greatly appreciate your explanations and charts. Once again, thank you. I have noticed that sometimes your charts contain gadi-normalized volume and at others it has been replaced by gadi-currencies. Have you found a preference of using ...
- jls replied Oct 20, 2013
I've often wondered about the practicality of retail traders trading news events. It sounds rather simple and at first blush only requires only nimble fingers. I will follow along to see where this road leads. Hopefully, it is not off a cliff!
- jls replied Oct 20, 2013
Yes, if successfully trading news events then those trades could be shared either that the time (or shortly afterwards) and trade success/profit/loss could be tracked through a trade explorer, MyFxBook or some such. Since, I assume since I am not a ...
- jls replied Oct 20, 2013
I just stumbled across this thread and, in particular, this post. It is a rather silly challenge, is it not? A news trader, by definition, trades the news. How will a news trader post live trades BEFORE a news event even takes place? It is not so ...
- jls replied Oct 15, 2013
I have been lurking on this thread since the beginning. Dewey McG, your charts and comments, especially the most recent ones, are MOST helpful. Thank you. gg53, Thank you very much for sharing your methods. This is one of the best threads I have ...
- jls replied Feb 11, 2013
Thanks, California. Useful information (not that you have ever provided anything else!).
- jls replied Jan 26, 2013
This last series of charts/posts was very helpful. It is definitely starting to make a bit of sense now. Thanks Spud!
- jls replied Jan 20, 2013
That's up to you. 60 has mentioned both methods and has emphasized this is where the trader can make the system his own. If you want to lock in gains on short moves then move your stop along the previous candle. If you are looking for larger moves ...
- jls replied Jan 18, 2013
Yes, we are looking at the same picture as Spud but he sees one thing while we see another LOL. Gotta figure out how to see the same "picture" he does. I am farther along than I was at the beginning of the thread so at least I am making progress -- ...
- jls replied Jan 17, 2013
Trying to determine which way price will go using VPLT reminds me a bit of those pictures that can be different things depending on how you view it... is it a vase or is it two faces? LOL. I am determined to learn how to view the price/volume ...
- jls replied Jan 17, 2013
This actually helps quite a bit. Bar 2 was up on high volume and, since there was no follow thru, bar 2 marked the highest limit of market interest. Anyone interested in buying at higher prices had already done so I guess which gives us Bar 3, lower ...
- jls replied Jan 17, 2013
I have no idea what happened to the formatting and the words running together. Sorry!
- jls replied Jan 17, 2013
This post exemplifies why I am confused. (3) We have established avolume peak at (2). Our new price level is 1.3310 OK. Makes sense. Our new price level is 1.3310. Yep. So far, so good. So market interest seems to befar less at this new price level. ...
- jls replied Jan 16, 2013
You have perfectly identified the problems I am running into putting VPLT into practice.
- jls replied Jan 16, 2013
I couldn't agree more. Lack of comments/participation is NOT a sign of a lack of interest in this thread. For me, anyway, this is a completely different way of looking at charts and is unlike anything I have ever done. It looks like a skill well ...
- jls replied Jan 11, 2013
I've never really liked Renko charts, mainly because I never found a use for them. This, however, is an interesting application of them. Thanks!