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- TheGeneral replied Sep 25, 2012
1. Introduction — In this first article we will discuss the basics of Excel VBA. VBA is short for Visual Basics for Applications. This is the standard Macro / development language used in most Microsoft Office products. The ‘Application’ can ...
- TheGeneral replied Sep 18, 2012
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- TheGeneral replied Sep 18, 2012
Tutorial Outline — Below are the main sections of what we will be covering in the tutorial: 1. Introduction 2. Let's Get Our Feet Wet 3. What's the VBE When It's At Home ? 4. A Variable By Any Other Name 5. Procedures Are More Than Just ...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 29, 2011
A strange market the Aussie at the moment. Human emotion is telling me to sell but my analysis indicates that the two last low timeframe drops will have spurned sellers in. I'm a little divided atm but am positioning for another upward attempt on ...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 29, 2011
Gotta agree with the bearish sentiments here. Personally, am initiating a short at a cross below 1.4825 and adding to the short position on a cross below 1.4813.
- TheGeneral replied Apr 29, 2011
The last upward swings on the lower timeframes (10 and 15 minutes) shows clear signs of weakness. Personally am looking for short opportunities at the moment..
- TheGeneral replied Apr 28, 2011
Just seems to keep getting stronger this pair. With all those people looking for shorts, you have to figure that looking for good long entries is the way forward for the foreseeable future... Just my 2 cents...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 28, 2011
Surely you have got to be looking for longs atm. This pair is showing classic signs of downside exhaustion..
- TheGeneral replied Apr 6, 2011
Looking for a sell opportunity at 85 with a fall back to 40. 1 for 1 RR. Based on history, would be looking for this fall to take about 4 hours. Again, just my 2 pennies worth...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 5, 2011
In relation to the variable vs fixed lot size question: When we bring it down to the very fundamentals (poor choice of word perhaps), the simple truth is that the number 1 consideration is avoiding ruin (ie being in the game until the next ...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 5, 2011
Did you take your own advice is the big question though....
- TheGeneral replied Apr 5, 2011
Before the announcement the sentiment was 69% bearish. Now it is 71% bearish. Whilst the sentiment of traders is bearish, I'll stay bullish.
- TheGeneral replied Apr 5, 2011
Admittedly the chart doesn't look good for my trade atm...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 5, 2011
FWIW I don't ordinarily trade the 'news' but when I do (as in this case) I scale down the position size to take into account the extra volatility that is expected. This trade has a positive (historical) expected outcome. This individual trade may be ...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 4, 2011
Ok. Took my own advice and went long at 1.0340, target 1.04, SL 1.0280 therefore 1:1 P/L with constant R:R. Time will tell...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 4, 2011
FWIW I tend to favour agreement on timeframe analysis. In other words, if a low timeframe, say 1 min is confirmed by a couple of timeframes up in my analysis, I will tend to increase my position size in the relevant agreed direction. At the moment, ...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 4, 2011
I think unchanged is the consensus for the RBA. Looks like the chart may already have priced this in. Believe a downward correction before resuming uptrend is the order of the day. Personally would be looking to buy a dip at 1.0340 with a view to ...
- TheGeneral replied Apr 1, 2011
In the grand scheme of things, we retail traders are nothing more than Muggles when it comes to news. By the time we have heard about anything, price has probably already discounted it and we end up on the wrong side... I'm a believer in trading ...
- TheGeneral replied Mar 27, 2011
Holister, To be clear, what you are referring to is IPC (Inter Process Communications). There are a number of ways of doing this: DDE Named Pipes Mailslots Memory Mapped Files Clipboard Windows Messages Plain Files It all depends on what is ...
- TheGeneral replied Mar 27, 2011
FWIW I would tend to agree that the top (higher TF) down approach is best except around news (either scheduled or ad-hoc). In such cases, almost every active trader 'dials' down to a lower TF. I guess you could say that the higher the volatility, ...