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- billbss replied Feb 12, 2011
No, you don't have sense enough to explain a simple concept. Look at this: Counting back 5 bars from the setup bar gives a total of 6 bars- the setup bar plus the 5 before it. When I asked you to clarify, it was more incoherent wind. When I asked if ...
The Small Hours Simplified!
- billbss replied Feb 12, 2011
You botched the instructions in two threads so far. I'm simply replying to your sarcasm. Judging from your performance so far, I doubt that you can make a coherent, understandable report to a moderator or to anyone else. Give it a try.
The Small Hours Simplified!
- billbss replied Feb 12, 2011
It should be 5th grade stuff. Getting a straight answer from you is like pulling elephant teeth.
The Small Hours Simplified!
- billbss replied Feb 12, 2011
I finally figured it out by looking at the chart. There wasn't any other way to get a clear answer.
The Small Hours Simplified!
- billbss replied Feb 12, 2011
They can't both be right and follow the same set of rules. The first chart is a 6 bar formation and the second chart is a 5 bar formation. Let me try one more time by asking it another way. If you are looking at a completed pattern, including the ...
The Small Hours Simplified!
- billbss replied Feb 12, 2011
I still don't understand. Here are two charts. The first one requires 6 bars (including the setup bar). The second one requires 5. Which is correct?
The Small Hours Simplified!
- billbss replied Feb 11, 2011
I'm a little confused on one point. Counting the setup bar, is this a 5 or 6 candle pattern? You speak of being at the setup bar and counting back 5 bars. This can be interpreted as a total of 6 bars or 5 bars. Thanks.
The Small Hours Simplified!
- billbss replied Feb 10, 2011
Your rules don't match your chart. Setup Bar 1 closes above both moving averages. It matches the rule for Up Trend. Yet you say you are looking for a downward break. Your rules say that on an uptrend you're looking for an upward break. Can you ...
The Small Hours System
- billbss replied Feb 1, 2011
EURUSD and USDCHF no longer have the negative correlation they once had. They are only slightly negative. They used to be 90% across the board. Trading them is like picking two pairs at random to trade. If you've made money trading them you have ...
Hedge and Correlation Strategy
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7-11 Indicator
Started Feb 1, 2011|Platform Tech|2 repliesYears ago I used the 7-11 system for sports betting. It worked well. I would bet on a team ...
- billbss replied Jan 29, 2011
8AM NY Time is 13:00 GMT during the Winter (EST) and 12:00 GMT during the Summer (EDT).
Cubbybgood's Finest Hour Method!
- billbss replied Jan 29, 2011
Don't worry about it. Keep posting. You aren't doing anything wrong. The people we need to worry about and take to task, are the ones with "100% winners" who are trying to lead people off site. There are one or two like that here, all the time.
Cubbybgood's Finest Hour Method!
- billbss replied Jan 28, 2011
I think there is another error on your chart. Here is your rule: Your chart shows you placing the buy and sell orders above and below the 8AM candle, not the 7AM candle.
Cubbybgood's Finest Hour Method!
- billbss replied Jan 28, 2011
Your chart doesn't make sense. The candle you have the high and low marked is the 8 AM EST candle. The 6 AM candle is two to the left of it. In any case, you do not appear to be using the 5AM candle at all.
Cubbybgood's Finest Hour Method!
- billbss replied Jan 11, 2011
No I haven't. There are a lot of them there. Maybe one of them is what I want. Thank you.
Trailing Stop EA
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Trailing Stop EA
Started Jan 11, 2011|Platform Tech|3 repliesI apologize for not knowing much about EAs. I've hardly ever used them. Is there an EA which ...
- billbss replied Jan 9, 2011
I'll vouch for Deamliner. I've known him for a long time and he is the last person who would try to pull anything unethical.
Dreamliners’ MPAS (Mechanical Price Action Strategy) System