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Pipalicious replied Aug 8, 2011I agree that time is essentially man made. But HOW do you eliminate TIME from your trading? All I can think of is by using charts that dont take into account the time factor, such as renko, range or other type of charts. Because even by using MA ...
The Logic Behind the Pitchfork
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Pipalicious replied Aug 8, 2011Something that might be of interest: url url Not that it makes much sense to me yet, but theres interesting things here.
The Logic Behind the Pitchfork
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Pipalicious replied Aug 8, 2011TA — I think TA does hold value but not in the way it is publicly taught or shared. I mean, yes, you get crap loads of books, be them TA, FA, Quants, blablabla. Many will and gladly do share "bits" here and there. But lets face it, the real ...
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Pipalicious replied Aug 4, 2011Sounds like the law of attraction. But how can one objectively quantify such thing? When I watched "the secret" a lot of it was very new age(ish) stuff, when I watched "what the bleep do we know" it intriged me the experiment whereby the outcome was ...
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Pipalicious replied Aug 4, 2011
Aye, I did. I admit my ego still gets in the way, hes very stuborn even though I talk to him, negotiate with him and still he tells my self to piss off haha. Still lurkin... 
Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Aug 3, 2011Nice to hear this. Wise words here

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Pipalicious replied Aug 2, 2011
Touched a nerve there did I, Doc? Im here to observe, not ridicule, insult, nor partake in silly girl fights. Go back to med school big boy. Peace out.Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Aug 2, 2011
hmm... As long as im the only bloke involved 
Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Aug 2, 2011Shame on all you guys arguing like pitiful little children. Absolutely pathetic. Instead of constructive criticism the majority of you people just argue. I guess the lot of you are just as predictable as everyone else here. We got the order flow ...
Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Jul 31, 2011Could you elaborate on this if you dont mind?

Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Jul 28, 2011Hmm...yes I see what you mean, and I also agree. The issue here is like you said that "fine line". Trends by themselves (depending upon definition...!) are mostly "after the facts". So this in itself (again...depending on definition) will no matter ...
Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Jul 28, 2011I correlate insurance companies more to option sellers. They receive a premium and if x happens they lose. In the end, the insurances RR is skewed, thousands upon thousands of "small" fees, when they get a call they pay out a lot more than what they ...
Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Jul 28, 2011And this sir, is the reason why (a) forums like this contain mostly crap, (2) most in fact dont know what they are doing, their ego/arrogance gets in the way, and (3) they turn to bashing and nonsense. Pathetic really...
Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Jul 28, 2011Questions — So, many a time I wonder to myself if to be succesful as a trader we need not predict. Yet many say we cannot predict but guestimate, "its all probability blablabla...". But, we must also "position ourselves" before the rest. "How ...
Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Jul 26, 2011Couple weeks ago I was over at my mates house, he was having a few of his kids friends over. I noticed my mates wife kept making these funky little sandwiches for the kids and she kept cutting them in really small compact shapes, along with her ...
Price action is dumb, and you're lazy for thinking otherwise
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Pipalicious replied Jul 26, 2011Sorry to bother you, but could you expand on this subject if you dont mind? This is interesting

Why exactly do EMA crossover systems not work?
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Pipalicious replied Jul 25, 2011Trading crossovers blindly i humbly believe will not work, though ive never done such thing in all honesty so im probably talking crap, like most. However, i do believe IFFF they where to be profitable trading crossovers then its not "precisely due" ...
Why exactly do EMA crossover systems not work?
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Pipalicious replied Jul 25, 2011I know i can apply any type, even colors and also how thick and how thin too. But, is that what I was asking? I was simply asking if there was any particular USE in applying open/close as opposed to high/low....
Why exactly do EMA crossover systems not work?
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Pipalicious replied Jul 24, 2011open and close — Ok...When using a moving average, whichever it may be, is there any particular reason as to apply it to the open/close (?) as opposed to the high/low (chop/trend/vol.)? Just curious about this...
Why exactly do EMA crossover systems not work?
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Pipalicious replied Jul 24, 2011When you refer to "interpreting", are we talking about subjective interpretation that cannot be logically defined?
Why exactly do EMA crossover systems not work?