A familiar name at the top of the leaderboards today and if you read my journal you'll know why that's pretty funny. They haven't made a trade in nearly 70 days. The best way to get to the top of the boards and stay there seems to be to make one ...

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Chapter 3 - The 4 Components of Market Structure “There are four components to the structure of a zero-sum market. In order of importance, they are: 1. Time 2. Volume 3. Open interest 4. Price” Market structure is dynamic. It ebbs and flows over ...

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With 2023 shaping up to be one of the hottest years on record (again) this seems like a no-brainer carry trade. The masses (retail) are thinking Natty is down as far as it can go, but boy howdy, it sure doesn't look like it can go up, barring some ...

Clemmo's Trading Odyssey

Chapter 2 - Who is the Market? The market is everyone who intends to participate in trading. Choosing to enter and choosing to exit, creates the market, and that is a process, not a place. All traders are using similar tools and thought processes. ...

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Part 1 - The uniqueness of zero-sum markets Trading well is a study in self-awareness. Zero-sum markets are different. (from what?) We must change to exploit them. Zero sum markets are not what we think they are. Chapter 1 - Basics of Zero-Sum ...

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Introduction The most challenging to write, of his three books, says JJ. JJ, immodestly claims that he’s faced every situation ever encountered by any reader. Since the material is advanced, and it’s difficult to communicate a concept that he knows ...

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Time Compression Trading Exploiting Multiple Time Frames in Zero Sum Markets by Jason Jankovsky (JJ from now on) ca. 2010 Preface The market is a process more than a place. One price change in one market can influence all the others. Time ...

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Although it's been shown that those are easy to game, and saturated with fraudsters, I suppose you are right.

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You may ask and the answer is probably no. However it depends what you consider verified. Audited statements?

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Upstairs/Downstairs The first EA is one I've talked about online before. You can see a description here and here. If you think of price patterns as a hyperbolic secant (carrier wave), the trend is being carried by some kind of soliton envelope, ...

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Oh, and it's not an April Fool's gag. Unfortunate timing!

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You know what? I've never had so much audience participation, TimeTells, so for you, I'm going to jump the queue and go straight to your book. Just to be sure, is it this one? Amazon.com: Time Compression Trading: Exploiting Multiple Time Frames in ...

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You are probably in the minority, but it makes sense!

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March was a fast-moving month and this time I stuck to my principles and made up some lost ground and then some. It became quite a bit easier once I held trades longer and passed the $500 threshold. Then I started to put in some serious hours near ...

$50 challenge

Inflation? What inflation?! The Fed is a joke.

Dow Jones

Yup, I'll give that one to you. What's next?

Dow Jones

At certain times in my journey I've vacillated on the benefits of algo trading versus manual trading. The benefits of algo trading are undeniable, in my opinion. Consistency. No need to be chained to a desk. However I've also decided that even the ...

Clemmo's Trading Odyssey

Nope. I was wrong. Might be time to put your entire net worth into DOGE.

Clemmo's Trading Odyssey