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- Tmac replied May 21, 2012
Nav, I have lots of candle books, email me
- Tmac replied Sep 28, 2010
just found this on the brochure also everything seems to work for me from here ?? dont know Company Registration N° 1538902
- Tmac replied Mar 14, 2010
here are a couple more
- Tmac replied Feb 4, 2010
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- Tmac replied Dec 20, 2009
its an indicator and here it is compiled with no errors
- Tmac replied Apr 15, 2009
here ya go try learning something for a change
- Tmac replied Apr 12, 2009
one more
- Tmac replied Apr 12, 2009
here are some simple pattens to help others
- Tmac replied Apr 8, 2009
learn basic candles and it will help
- Tmac replied Mar 26, 2009
5% per trade? 1 to 3% max for new comers is more like it try this Money management can actually be pretty easy. I have attached a spreadsheet I found on the net. It will tell you how many lots to buy based on your risk and available capital. How to ...
- Tmac replied Mar 25, 2009
Money management can actually be pretty easy. I have attached a spreadsheet . It will tell you how many lots to buy based on your risk and available capital. How to use it: Enter your account balance in B19 - don't forget to update this as your ...
- Tmac replied Mar 14, 2009
here ya go
- Tmac replied Mar 12, 2009
it was the R1 Dpivot The difference between the traditional Standard Pivots and "FiboPivots" is that the S1, S2, S3, R1, R2, R3 levels with Fibopivots are calculated as offsets from the Pivot line by multiplying the prior day trading range ("R") by ...
- Tmac replied Mar 10, 2009
it depends on the Tf you intend to trade from, the higher TF the farther back you will go for the high/low for your fibs and vise versa. always have more than one chart for fibs you can always use fib retracements also here are some to play with
- Tmac replied Feb 22, 2009
here is a simple explanation for 17 candle stick patterns
- Tmac replied Feb 21, 2009
this works
- Tmac replied Feb 16, 2009
just tell him to use this or this StdPivot_P = FiboPivot_P; StdPivot_R3 = (2 * StdPivot_P) + (yesterday_high - (2 * yesterday_low)); StdPivot_R2 = StdPivot_P + (yesterday_high - yesterday_low); StdPivot_R1 = (2 * StdPivot_P) - yesterday_low; ...
- Tmac replied Feb 12, 2009
and a few more use what works for you
- Tmac replied Feb 12, 2009
pivots daily weekly and monthly will give you what he has
- Tmac replied Feb 1, 2009
try these if you need more I have plenty