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- Kenz987 replied Mar 3, 2009
lag it — Place the same MA on the chart and shift it 4. When the slope is up the shifted one will be below the original.
Indicator for the direction of moving averages ?
- Kenz987 replied Mar 2, 2009
yes and no — Not trying to be evasive or smart-a##, but you just never know until you see it on the charts. A minor fed member speaks frequently, and usually there is not much reaction, but watch for Bernanke. Other news is apparently leaked ...
Question regarding news analysis.
- Kenz987 replied Mar 1, 2009
stoopid symbols not sorted properly japanese yen: url etc
Point and figure charts
- Kenz987 replied Feb 28, 2009
To: Peke — Hey Peke: I'm always experimenting with different indicators. I find the defaults are terrible. Since MAs lag, I looked for a way to have it lead, so I used a mirror to the difference betweem ma(90) and ma(450) subtracted (or added) ...
Which moving averages work for you?
- Kenz987 replied Feb 27, 2009
EMA(1350) on a 1-minute chart, with parallels every 50 pips up and down. Why? It's equal to the EMA(90) on the 15-minute chart, and the parallels give good s/r lines. "The market said so". Thanks, sunsue.
Which moving averages work for you?
- Kenz987 replied Feb 26, 2009
Bahamas — Maybe it's "better in the Bahamas" this time of year. ;==)) There is a book "Tax Havens of the World" by Thomas Azzara - and he has a web site - I have not read it yet but looks promising. No affiliation. Just passing on information.
Possible to get around restrictions on BC residents?
- Kenz987 replied Feb 26, 2009
Well I haven't done it yet myself - but plan on it someday (hopefully soon). While you are there get a bank account and a business office with a phone (supplied by your resident agent). "Only 25K"! Do you know what you can do with that much money? ...
Possible to get around restrictions on BC residents?
- Kenz987 replied Feb 26, 2009
yes — See my post 3220: url
Possible to get around restrictions on BC residents?
- Kenz987 replied Feb 26, 2009
IBC — Ricky: Just go over to Bermuda and open an IBC.
MB Trading Futures - Introduction
- Kenz987 replied Feb 23, 2009
We will just all move offshore, as the corporations have done.
approaching the end of the day trader?
- Kenz987 replied Feb 22, 2009
On the Ninja Trader support forum someone recommended using IQFeed for backfilling historical data. Says it has low cost. I don't know. Don't use them but might look at them in the future. NT charts are very good and the price is right (free). ps: ...
Which charts to use w/ MB Trading...Getting frustrated
- Kenz987 replied Feb 17, 2009
If you take this down to a 15-second chart (as with NinjaTrader), the congestion areas are very small and the pivots are clear. These grids show quite clearly if they are going to hold or not. The stop would be beyond the congestion pivot point. ...
Please prove that this method can't fail
- Kenz987 replied Feb 17, 2009
I didn't know what you meant about "both markets being closed". I can't tell exactly what time it was but it seems early - maybe around Frankfurt open or so, but the fx was trading from Sunday afternoon around 5:00 pm ET. But now we know from above ...
What made it fall like this?
- Kenz987 replied Feb 17, 2009
gain — url tick level going back many years - in csv format -it requires reformatting for MT
GBP/USD Historical Data
- Kenz987 replied Feb 17, 2009
I think free Ninja Trader charts MBT.
MB Trading Futures - Introduction
- Kenz987 replied Feb 17, 2009
u were short? — Hey Flash: You were short?
What made it fall like this?
- Kenz987 replied Feb 17, 2009
"at that hour on the EUR/USD when both markets are closed?" Huh? If you're getting data then your broker is probably taking orders. Look at the 4H and the Daily. Draw a horizontal line around 1.2720.
What made it fall like this?
- Kenz987 replied Feb 15, 2009
grids — Here is a grid I use, but not with 14 pips. I don't do EAs so can't help you there, but if you combine the grid with trendlines and congestion breakouts it can be quite effective. ps: I don't have data back to Sept, so this will have ...
Please prove that this method can't fail