pending orders — Hi Musahi & PipPicker, Thanks for sharing the system, Musahi, and for developing the EA, PipPicker. I am testing the EA now and have a couple of comments regarding it. I am using V1.04. First the bar percentage is set at 33.3% ...

Breakout System

Hi robdee, Just wondering if we can use this EA to manage any other pairs besides E/U? Thanks again for all your hard work and sharing.

The Force 5min system

Hi FJ, Is there anyway to avoid the Sunday data squish on the fibs and pivots?

vFORCE EU Only

Hi FJ & RD, Thanks for sharing your system. I've d/l the advance version and put on all the indicators per your instructions. I notice that on the pivot indicator that one of the lines just have "Text" printed underneath it. I assume that it just a ...

vFORCE EU Only

Tjpld, My only concern is that new traders might risk real money on this. There are 100's of systems here and not all will make money. Will you be going in those threads with your concerns? It is their right to know that MT4 Volume is not reliable. ...

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

One way would be open 2 pending orders. If you are trading 1,000 units or $ (you can do either on Oanda) open 1 order for 800 and another for 200. Set TP on 800 order for 20 pips and set sl for both according to the rules. Only problem, Onada does ...

"vForce" the revolution

Went there myself. It is for another platform (neo-ticker), I am not familiar with that, and also the post was in 2006 and nothing has been updated since so the idea may not have panned out.

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

Did you read my post #90? Did look at the line graph? The two lines are almost laid on top of each other. Looks like they follow each other pretty closely.

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

No, it's not necessary. Using your shark example, it seems when sharks in one ocean go feeding; all the other sharks in the other oceans do the same thing at the same time. Answer me this. If there is no central place to record forex trades, how do ...

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

Hi Tjpld, Even though they are not identical, they behave the same way, ie when one broker has high vol, so does the other one; and most of the time they are statistically the same. See my post 90 on this thread.

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

Oops.. forget to attach the pdf. Here it is

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

You are correct, mathmatically. Since we are interested in the distance between the two points, in absolute terms they are equal. A pip above (+) or below (-) a reference point is still a distance of 1 pip. In Mastering the Markets - VSA p27 Spread ...

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

The red clock is the current bar timer. It show the remaining time left to a new bar. FOREXflash, there is a bug in the placement of the bar timer. It keeps following the bar that the clock points to when it starts up.

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

Hi nyse1982, You had indicated in previous post that the spread is HL minus HC. In the VSA basic PDF posted by lubolabo, the spread is calculated as H minus L. This makes more sense since your calculation is really L minus C. Please look into this ...

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

All the major markets are closed right now, so there will be little action for the next few hours. I am going to step out for a few hours. I'll follow the E/J when I get back and let you know how I am doing.

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

The trade I posted in #148 was a completed trade for 30 pips profit, based on the new indicator and my reading of candlesticks. The trade was managed by an EA that hides the sl & tp, also written by FOREXflash. I am not in a trade now, but my ...

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

Problems with not deleting the old arrow when a new candle is formed. update on previous post of chart...it looks like a test of 61.8 and a bounce up

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

1st trade with indicator — This is the 1st trade with the indicator. Spread was falling with increase in vol. Also the candle prior to the trade candle was a "shooting star", indicating posssible trend reversal. btw FOREXflash, I am also using ...

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

I know your HL & HC are correct. post 94 tells you the spread is calculated as HL minus HC. You can pm and I may be able to intepret some of the wording issues for you. Thanks again for sharing.

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)

Hi FOREXflash, Thanks for the indicator, I'll start testing it right away. Regarding the spread, nyse1982 explained how it's calculated on post 94 (H/L minus H/C). Also he explains how the buying and selling climax is achieved. If you could code ...

Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)