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C01n replied Apr 4, 2018Please guys be very careful. This thread is hosted by a shark that eats veggies. I mean a vendor that sells simulated performance. No where he proves that he does anything with real money. Again, please be careful and use judgment. With respect... ...
Trader Dale - daily trading levels
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C01n replied Jan 27, 2017Also, if you don't want to mess with expiration, you can use the continuous contract. Is is done by using "1!" on tradingview. I have not tested the volume profile on it though. Happy trading.
Trader Dale - daily trading levels
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C01n replied Dec 14, 2016Current active contract is December (Letter Z)
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C01n replied Dec 14, 2016Great introduction Ziggy. The timeframe non-sensitiveness values, VPOC introduction, the vacuum (liquidity gap), the "stretched profile" (composite profile (see attached image)) are good talk. If I can add my 2 cents, I would not care much about ...
Trader Dale - daily trading levels
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C01n replied Dec 7, 2016This is the eur/usd future with volume profile by session (18-17 ET).
Trader Dale - daily trading levels
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C01n replied Dec 1, 2016To trade futures, you need internet, a future broker like AMPfutures, ninjatrader brokerage, TD ameritrade and many others and... money. The main exchange for US futures is CME group, url . Good luck
Trader Dale - daily trading levels
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C01n replied Nov 22, 2016Hi, Maybe you've got a bad broker but for me, trading futures is much cheaper than it was with forex. I have a fixed commission of around $4.50 for forex futures and it represents 1 forex lot (100k). Not to mention good liquidity and spreads. Maybe ...
Trader Dale - daily trading levels
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C01n replied Nov 22, 2016Hi Dale, First, thanks for your sharing. May I ask why don't you trade directly the futures instead of converting your analysis into the currency charts which can have different prices (specially 6C and 6J which are inverted) ? Good continuation. ...
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C01n replied Nov 11, 2013Hi Ferrer, If I can add my 2 cents, you could consider looking farther on the left when you choose your spot. It would adds some precision. Look for where price has been turning and match it with your "zones". I think you're going the right way ! ...
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