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xtraction replied Nov 8, 2009If I show you something simple, you'll probably think, "What's the big deal?" On the other hand, if I show you something complex, you'll probably think, "Dang, that guy's a genius" and hang on my every word. This behavior can be observed in the ...
Inescapable Truths
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xtraction replied Nov 8, 2009One can control: their position size their risk their stop loss when they enter a trade when they exit a trade the size of their losses. The rest is up to the market.
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xtraction replied Nov 8, 2009Our life is frittered away by detail. Simplify, simplify. — It is human nature to make things complex. "Our life is frittered away by detail. Simplify, simplify." Henry David Thoreau
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xtraction replied Nov 8, 2009Price Action — I defined price action here: url You may want to read the entire thread.
Trading daily candles
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xtraction replied Nov 8, 2009The weekly chart can be used to see when a currency pair goes "on sale". The daily chart can be used to see if the buyers are on a "shopping spree". This doesn't sound sophisticated but it works. The white/black bars are daily bars and the green/red ...
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xtraction replied Nov 8, 2009I tend to agree with you. Would you care to elaborate more on this?
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xtraction replied Nov 7, 2009Yes, an edge can be gained from randomness. No one knows what will happen next in trading, it's a random event. Yes, we can acknowledge there are patterns that repeat, but they repeat "randomly". The way to gain the edge is to exploit the movement ...
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xtraction replied Nov 7, 2009Price Action — May I add my 2 pips about price action? Price action has to do with the movement of price (p) over time (t). If price does not change, there is no movement: p(t2) - p(t1) = 0. The idea that price moves sideways is incorrect. ...
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xtraction replied Nov 7, 2009Price is always breaking out. The only difference is where you place the lines. I concur.
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xtraction replied Nov 7, 2009Weekly charts show when the currency is "on sale". The candle needs to be near the bottom of the chart. When the candle is red the price is still "too high" and the buyers are shopping elsewhere. When the candle is green the currency is "on sale" ...
Weekly Strategy
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xtraction replied Nov 6, 2009Is there one for weekly open, high and low?
Daily open line indicator - please help!