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saneblane replied May 29, 2014It's what the book says, and it is quite true. But there is more to it than that. My advice is to stick to the crosses they seem to behave more rational to Technical Analysis.
Volume Spread Analysis Question
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saneblane replied May 28, 2014I guess greats minds think alike, I never really read much of Socrates, maybe a few quotes here or there but nothing serious but I am not surprised that he and Sun Tzu reflected on the same things, and I might read some of his work soon. It's also ...
Measuring the Markets – Ideas
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saneblane replied May 27, 2014You went into more details I see. I don't think he knows what he wants to measure though, but those ideas of yours should give him something to think about.
Measuring the Markets – Ideas
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saneblane replied May 27, 2014“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb ...
Measuring the Markets – Ideas
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saneblane replied May 27, 2014Hahah. You might be right about that man, Sun Tzu was something else. I see so much of his teachings in the market's it's scary. If I would choose one book about helping to master the psychology of the market it would be the art of war, hands down. ...
Measuring the Markets – Ideas
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saneblane replied May 27, 2014The Market is a catch 22, meaning people affect the market by placing orders and then the result of what those orders do, whether go up or down, then in turn,turn back and affect those people again, and affect what they are going to do next. It's ...
Measuring the Markets – Ideas
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saneblane replied May 27, 2014What are hoping to accomplish?, maybe if it was narrowed down a little someone might be able to point you in the right direction.
Measuring the Markets – Ideas
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014That's pretty obvious if price reacts that way. But it's not the orders that baffles me, it's the time they come in. Anyway It's not really important in the grand scheme of things, just something that nags at me.
Do you believe this market is random?
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014Thanks for the vote of confidence man, I don't even know how to reply to that, I read your post too and me and you think a like in a lot of regards, but I am never satisfied and I don't think I will ever be with the knowledge I have. But thanks for ...
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014This is last post I am going to waste on you so listen to it closely. If you don't even know something as basic as Supply and Demand then you shouldn't trade. The example I gave was when I traded on a chart, I don't anymore because I have grown and ...
Do you believe this market is random?
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014I am here because trading is boring and it helps to talk to a few trader sometimes. This is not like most professions where you go to work and rub shoulders with your buddies at the wine cooler. And to also get a few ideas. Here is a fine example, ...
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014We have spoken about this for a while, you just didn't bother to read. Heck even the few post I made on this thread should give you some clues. This is not some little kids game, the stakes are high and the rewards are great, what would it benefit ...
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014That's another misconception, you don't even need to know where these orders are to trade them. Another trader looking for answers in the wrong places. Good luck and may the pip be with you.
Do you believe this market is random?
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014Demo first and try to get the strategy, then start with a small account and go from there. Do not put money into forex unless you have learned a lot about it. Good Luck.
At What Point Do You Give Up On Forex
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014Hahaah. tried that before and sometimes they both work, but the other times one win and one lose so it's not something you can rely on enough to make money, and let's not forget there are more currencies that are most likely going to affect the USDX ...
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014It helps man, and I thought about that too, but like I said if these are true then it is clear direction that someone who ever they are putting a road block on the chart so price can't pass at any cost, or they are so confident in price direction ...
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014It is the answer but it's not a simple one to get. Getting a signal on EURUSD and at the same time there is also a signal on AUDUSD, which one do you pick? and the crazy thing is one is bull and one is bear, they both affect the USDX, so which one ...
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saneblane replied May 26, 2014No I don't have a chart of it, I didn't pick it up on a chart to begin with.
Do you believe this market is random?
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saneblane replied May 25, 2014Lol No man I am not a conspiracy theorist either but the orders don't lie. Trust me I don't like to talk to deep about my research but this one had me scratching my head for a while. Anyway, back to the topic at hand, No I don't believe the market ...
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saneblane replied May 25, 2014Thanks a lot man that made some sense, If I can sit at home and get this information from retail info, then imagine what banks can do, I was wondering why a bank would put in orders at end of day when liquidity is drying up unless they know ...
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