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Clifton replied Sep 21, 2011Hi guys
EU looks like accumulation today off the 13630-50 area to me. Perhaps a move up on home sales data or fomc statement.vsa with Malcolm
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Clifton replied Sep 21, 2011I have a stop/push/test long entry that I'm sitting on around break even, EU at 13:10 gmt. Will get to posting a chart.
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Clifton replied Sep 20, 2011Thanks for the posts guys while I was absent..glad to see the more experienced traders helping out.
I went short pretty early on this setup. When an upthrust has ultra high volume followed by a bearish 5 min close, the top will usually hold and ...VSA with Clifton
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Clifton replied Sep 6, 2011Hey guys! Caught a nice short today on e/u. The setup was perfect on a push thru demand, just like I've been showing. The 1hr phase/background was redistribution. Wide spreead high volume up bars during a down trend..we know what to look for. Short ...
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Clifton replied Aug 30, 2011Price didn't reach the demand area I posted today, where I was looking to go long..but I do have a valid setup here. I'm not very fond of taking trades this time of day, so only a small risk. I may have mis-labeled the stopping volume. It's more ...
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Clifton replied Aug 29, 2011I've added some simple definitions to the first post. I'll continue to update and fine tune it to make things as clear as possible. Check it out.
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Clifton replied Aug 29, 2011As I stated just a few posts back: "2. The push through bar is very important. If it has high volume, skip the trade" Cableguy, I'll make a post on tests asap.
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Clifton replied Aug 26, 2011I think you are making this much more complicated than it is. Support..we are just talking about support. How do we know there is a support level on a chart? Because the next bars are higher. We obviously don't know its going to be a support level ...
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Clifton replied Aug 26, 2011We are not talking about overwhelming demand that we're going to buy. It's the price level that shows REMAINING demand after supply comes in. The price bounced off that level no? Its the price at which demand is still overcoming supply. Think about ...
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Clifton replied Aug 26, 2011Referring to post 280, I think you meant to say it acted as SUPPORT only once. Reason: A wide spread high volume up bar closing off the high (with no new high close to follow) starts the condition to look for that demand level to setup, and push ...
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Clifton replied Aug 25, 2011OK, so by now we have plenty of examples of the stop/push/test trade that have worked..but not many examples showing when not to take the trade. I'll just list some common reasons. I'll use a down move hitting stopping volume as the example. 1. As ...
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Clifton replied Aug 25, 2011Trading/analyzing this time of day is crap, but you get the idea..
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Clifton replied Aug 25, 2011The reason I asked was to see how you mark it for discussion. The chop before the push thru is pointless to label..I just wait for the first push, as shown in many posts, then I label NS, ND, shakeout etc. For example, labeling a no supply in that ...
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Clifton replied Aug 25, 2011Thanks for the post. I like to see what you guys are doing and it brings up points for me to talk about. The stopping volume and supply line are correct. My only advice is to not worry about labeling bars while price is still under the supply line. ...
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Clifton replied Aug 25, 2011Let's compare — Now let's look at the entries based on what I've taught in this thread. First one goes right into profit, second one goes 35 pips right into profit..no draw down on either trade. Why right into profit? Because it's the exact ...
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