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Isotonic replied Oct 5, 2005It brings a smile to my face when you use the term "TradeVestor" cos I sometimes read it as *HIM WHO SHALL NOT BE NAMED*. Is it just me having this problem?

Cash & Carry
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Isotonic replied Oct 5, 2005Step by step worked example — Hi ES I've read your thread with interest and I think I understand the underlying concepts of what you do...its putting it into practice I'm not sure yet how to quite go about it. Have you done a step by step ...
Cash & Carry
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Isotonic replied Oct 4, 2005your most welcome sir! i think it should be the rest of us thanking YOU though!
you've also had the 20 million dollar offer then? they offered me 25 million!
(just kidding) i think your time here on FF just goes to show that if you give out of ...james16 Chart Thread
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Isotonic replied Oct 4, 2005your call last month to jump in looks better every day... maybe i should of ignored Rob B's advice to test first and just test "expensively" instead!!!!!! oh well thats "discipline" for ya!!!!!!!



Central Banks Watch
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Isotonic replied Oct 4, 2005your call last month to jump in looks better every day... maybe i should of ignored Rob B's advice to test first and just test "expensively" instead!!!!!! oh well thats "discipline" for ya!!!!!!!



Bonds
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Isotonic replied Oct 3, 200520,000th view and counting! — congrats on breaking that milestone...are you #1 by now? ps: i think if you add up all the new posts in the chart factory as one post then it has already passed 10,000 and might catch your thread up over time!

james16 Chart Thread
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Isotonic replied Oct 3, 2005merlin, i think your luck (or is that skill?) is in! — i think you could be right screaming from the roof tops that the US economy is set for lift off! first 30yr breaks on the daily and now the short dollar is dropping like a stone! i'll take ...
Central Banks Watch
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Isotonic replied Oct 3, 2005could be an interesting week — 30yr closed below 114 last week. if the weekly close stays below then that would also be bullish for the US economy. a firm break of the up channel would be very good news...could it happen @ NFP..?
Central Banks Watch
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Isotonic replied Oct 2, 2005i like daily & 4h views and watch the markets at set times - 8, 12, 16 gmt or 8 & 20 gmt if i'm busy. i dunno if i'm that good but thanks for the compliment! i've started system testing from last week and might start a new blog on this forum!

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Isotonic replied Oct 2, 2005i dunno if its the same as jim's but its basically a failure swing pattern: price tries to make a higher high or lower low but fails and you can either take a position on a good reversal bar or candle pattern or break below the neckline.
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Isotonic replied Sep 29, 2005Trailing stops — Whats your experience of using trailing stops from the client side? I've been trying out the demo and put in a trade but my PC rebooted overnight after doing admin tasks! If this had been a live account then I could possibly ...
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Isotonic replied Sep 25, 2005Preface from "New Market Wizards" — More a set of beliefs, but I still think worth quoting: "Here's what I believe: 1. The markets are not random. I don't care if the number of academicians who have argued the efficient market ...
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Isotonic replied Sep 21, 2005Just a fib number - 61.8 - got it from Rob Booker. I used to use 40 but this seems to be much better. I havent done any proper backtesting for sure - just from annotating charts.
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Isotonic replied Sep 20, 2005Shrink 'em to 80 or less at: http://www.gifworks.com/image_editor.html I got mine from: url (I noticed Habeeb's old spinning coin there too under the "money" section)

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Isotonic replied Sep 20, 2005away from your desk — I can see how mental stops would work if you are screen trading but what if you want to put on a longer term position, say a swing trade for more than a few hours or perhaps a few days - would you still use no stops? One ...
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Isotonic replied Sep 16, 2005Another recommendation? — OK I have to admit I haven't read this one but its one of those that has a story that is analogous to trading (or is that allegorical?). Anyway its called "Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" and it was ...
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Isotonic replied Sep 16, 2005I thought all I had to do was pick the money off the trees growing in my forex garden!
There was an article or book that I got off emule called something like "Winners and Losers of the zero sum game" which describes in detail what you've just ...Where does the money come from?
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Isotonic replied Sep 16, 2005i've checked your positions today and it looks like you're heading for breakeven. maybe you're right, shudda jumped in!

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