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hanover replied Jul 30, 2007Web based resources for candlestick patterns — Some of the better free web-based resources for illustrating and explaining candlestick patterns: url url url url url url url Note to moderators: this is all free material. I have no ...
Candlestick Patterns for Beginners
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hanover replied Jul 30, 2007Good point, Dave — Dave I've just re-read Chapters 6 & 7 of Mark Douglas' classic Trading in the Zone. I should point out that the book was written some years back, and technology has doubtless changed the nature of the battlefield since then; ...
Intimidated by the Charts
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hanover replied Jul 30, 2007Sorry, just my abstract sense of humor: your avatar's reference to the Rubicon reminded me of Julius Caesar! David
Axioms of trading
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hanover replied Jul 30, 2007I can certainly relate to that! The idea that we can completely manage risk (using stoploss and position size) is true for an individual trade, but IMHO ultimately a myth, because we can't control the number of wins and losses, and hence bottom ...
Axioms of trading
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hanover replied Jul 30, 2007"alea iacta est"? Sounds like a leap of faith for you, Blue, I wish you every success. On the one hand, I've read posts by people who are skeptical of automated systems, the primary reason being that they're not intelligent enough to adapt to ...
Axioms of trading
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hanover replied Jul 30, 2007Hi Kiwi06 It seems that for many traders: Method: Setup and entry Money: Money Mgmt = Risk Mgmt = a function of both position size and stoploss (exit); includes scaling in/out, if applicable Mind: Trade Mgmt = mainly concerns ability/inability to ...
Money, Risk, Trade Managment ?????
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hanover replied Jul 29, 2007Thanks, Halifax Yes, the underlying fundamentals play a big part in determining the trends; fundamentals generate “sentiment”; consequently, orders are placed determining price transacted; the resulting prices form patterns that (supposedly!) lend ...
Axioms of trading
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hanover replied Jul 29, 2007Yes, definitely without any degree of certainty. As John Piper concludes in his book The Way To Trade (Financial Times professional, 1999, pp 35-36), "In my view the only fact that can be stated about markets is as follows: Markets move from extreme ...
Axioms of trading
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hanover replied Jul 29, 2007Gifog, thanks for bringing this to our attention. Spindrift, I've checked the code and I think this is caused by the NewsCapture file being opened conditionally: if (buildNewsCSV) but being closed unconditionally. Hence, if the condition is not ...
FFcal - Plot News indicator
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hanover replied Jul 27, 2007Nice post, Daemien — Hi Daemien Very thoughtful and comprehensive summary, IMHO.
Here are my thoughts (basically in total agreement). The shorter the turnaround time: More frequent compounding (accelerates progress toward either ...Day Trading vs. Swing Trading vs. Position Trading
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hanover replied Jul 27, 2007I have also experienced this — My MT4 broker (WSD, based in New Zealand, where I live) also uses 5 decimal places for all pairs, except those involving the JPY, which have been extended to 3 decimal places. The extra digit certainly takes some ...
Weird Plobrem.. be careful
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hanover replied Jul 26, 2007Two further points for consideration — Two further points for consideration: 1. When traders talk about R:R, they’re referring to the time of entry. But R:R changes dynamically as the trade progresses, the further price moves from the entry ...
Problem with Risk:Reward
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hanover replied Jul 26, 2007Scott, I wouldn't dare ask for their identity or trading method, but are you able to disclose whether these folk are scalpers, swing, position or hedge/carry traders; use predominantly TA or FA; and what size account it's necessary to trade, in ...
Who has become rich trading forex?
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hanover replied Jul 26, 2007Thanks, Mason — Mason, thanks again for all of your time and effort. Sorry that my reply is belated. I’m afraid that the recent posts here somehow passed me by; the FF forum moves so fast, that the thread was onto page 2 before I rediscovered ...
NEW!! - Candle Aggregation indicator
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hanover replied Jul 25, 2007Believe me, I do understand where you're coming from, but I can not afford to allow psychology to make an extremely difficult task (finding a profitable method of timing entries and exits) even more so. If successful trading is 95% psychology (as ...
90% of traders lose money! True or False?
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hanover replied Jul 25, 2007Fibonacci ratios Fib ratios are based on dividing successive numbers in the sequence 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,233,377,... where each term is the sum of the previous two terms. Critical Fib ratios are obtained by dividing any term by a near ...
What is/are the difference between "fib" and "pivot" in finding R/S?
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hanover replied Jul 23, 2007Clockwork, another excellent post, IMHO. So why do more than 90% of traders fail? Apart from poor money management (e.g. oversizing positions), and psychological elements (e.g. overtrading, revenge trading), there may be other reasons. Here are two ...
90% of traders lose money! True or False?
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hanover replied Jul 22, 2007See this thread: url for info on Crown Forex, and links to independent broker reviews. Also, keep in mind that many brokers operate their live accounts very differently to their demo accounts, in terms of spreads, fills, stoploss tripping, etc. No ...
Crown Forex
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hanover replied Jul 21, 2007Excellent post — Clockwork71 - excellent post - my responses, for whatever they're worth, in blue typeface. Perfectionism drives us down a path toward the futile quest for the "holy grail", and has arguably been my personal biggest enemy to ...
If I knew then what I know now
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hanover replied Jul 21, 2007Have to admit that I'm undecided about the predictive value of Fibos, pivot lines, Gann grids and the like. There are so many ways that these lines can be drawn. We can choose a variety of swing highs/lows on any number of timeframes around which to ...
Fibnacci trading..Are U thinking what i'm thinking?