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- millenseed replied Nov 17, 2011
A dot is painted when an extreme spike has disappeared. It's just to monitor extreme spike history, because they repaint a lot. This way you can know when extreme spikes appeared and gone away in the past.
- millenseed replied Oct 20, 2011
I'm not trading until price breaks in either side of the triangle that is forming in the H1 and H4 charts... There is no actual bias at this point... Edit: There's also the crucial summit this weekend. What do you guys think? Bullzeye, did you take ...
- millenseed replied Oct 13, 2011
Thanks! Are these fractals?
- millenseed replied Oct 13, 2011
How do you use spikes that are not coloured?
- millenseed replied Oct 12, 2011
I think I would wait either for the H1 4 indicators to allign, in order to go short on the EURUSD, or if that doesn't happen while price drops to 1.3700 then I'll wait for confirmation of long and buy again with target 1.3880 to 1.3900. What do you ...
- millenseed replied Oct 12, 2011
This is a good system, but like any system, it needs to be complemented by overall knowledge of technical analysis, as well as market monitoring. There are a lot of people who just use a system just based on its rules and get disappointed, but I ...
- millenseed replied Oct 11, 2011
What happens in cases like this when there is an extreme spike and when the indi's allign, then there's a spike (not extreme) at the opposite direction? Would you guys take the trade?
- millenseed replied Oct 11, 2011
Strange... This is what I get. Also, it's oversold. Wouldn't we be looking for long entries?
- millenseed replied Oct 11, 2011
Why did you close is that fast? What was your S/L?
- millenseed replied Oct 11, 2011
Possible hidden bullish divergence on the GBPUSD? Just entered long. Even though the whole thing is on the upper band of a downwards 8H channel.
- millenseed replied Oct 10, 2011
Volume too low, I think. Plus, I would wait for a downtrend to form at least on the 1H... Maybe tomorrow at the London session.
- millenseed replied Oct 7, 2011
Hello everyone, just a quick question. Do you enter when the trendline indicator changes colour and matches the other 3 indicators, or will you still enter if the trendline indicator chaged quite a few bars before?
- millenseed replied Sep 12, 2011
That sounds awesome! Can you share the indicator files?
- millenseed replied Apr 29, 2011
What about yesterday's upthrust on the daily chart of the GU? Any thoughts?
- millenseed replied Apr 28, 2011
Well... As I said earlier, I am *REALLY* inexperienced. Not on VSA, on trading in general. That is, practical trading. I've read quite a lot, but haven't really had the time to apply those things. So yeah, I expect my first 50-100 (demo) trades to ...
- millenseed replied Apr 28, 2011
I put two crossing red lines at the point where I entered. Right after the reverse upthrust. Before the stopping volume...
- millenseed replied Apr 28, 2011
Yes, plus my lack of experience. In any case, the two down bars right before my entry seemed like there were a lot of buyers coming in fast. At least that's how I interpreted it. Did you see those and decided to wait for further signals, or did you ...
- millenseed replied Apr 28, 2011
I took a long trade on USOIL based on that chart. There is stopping volume and an upthrust right before i entered long (on the red cross). My target was at 113.20 (just below the +1/8 MML) and my SL was at about 111.80, just above the yellow MML ...
- millenseed replied Apr 28, 2011
I took that one, but a few bars after the Upthrust, just to get a profit of 6 pips before I chickened out, because the price crossed the Hull on the M5. Shouldn't have done that, but still, I'm not experienced at all (I've probably placed less than ...
- millenseed replied Apr 27, 2011
Thanks, I get that, but still, isn't the bias still long on the EU? PS: such a sh**ty day for trading the EU