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thatwasme replied Feb 9, 2009You would place your trigger at the B point after the C point had been made no greater than .618 retracement. And then you could place a profit target at 1.61 extension or, because you are locking out a chance for loss, follow the trend as far as it ...
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thatwasme replied Feb 9, 2009Ok, AB=CD is a formation that is a very old pattern. What it states is you will have a point A then a move up to a point B then a retrace to a point C and then a move up to a point D for a long AB=CD, for a short AB=CD it is just the opposite. Here ...
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thatwasme replied Feb 9, 2009So if I understand you, you are using the trending effect of EURGBP, right? And what you need is a way to determine if you are in a likely Buy Buy Sell or a Sell Sell Buy based on the trend and the likeliness of hitting the trigger on EURGBP, is ...
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thatwasme replied Feb 9, 2009When you go to close your orders, you can do the same thing. If you do not want to close the entire order at once, you can just select the lots field of the order close/modify form and change the lot size to how much you want to close at that time. ...
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thatwasme replied Feb 9, 2009You know you can actually just type in any lot size you want in the lots field of their order form right? Just double click on the number in the field to select it and type any amount size you want as long as it is no more than two decimal places. ...
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thatwasme replied Feb 8, 2009Really? Loss Averaging? Not a good idea in a speculation mode. Maybe it would be ok for investing in stocks long term and use the idea that inflation will eventually carry the stock higher. But not in trading and certainly not in speculating, IMO. ...
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thatwasme replied Feb 8, 2009This is the dumbest thing I have ever read, next to buying and selling at the same time. It will guarantee you will lose every good opportunity. So, your risk will ALWAYS be greater than your reward. This is completely idiotic.
The anwser to that question "The secret of not losing anything"
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thatwasme replied Feb 7, 2009Well then you have either not read it or not understood it. Go to page 148 and 149 and it is word for word the same system. Research before you post inaccurate information. BTW it is a very sound approach.
A,B,C,D - 1,2,3,4 System
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thatwasme replied Feb 5, 2009I know for sure you can through the MT4 DDE. It will be interesting to hear if you can by a backfill feed, with them
MB Trading Futures - Introduction
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thatwasme replied Feb 4, 2009Sorry, I decided to delete my post, because it is not my intent to defend any broker, and my trading with them has been fine, so I need not concern myself here any longer.
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thatwasme replied Feb 4, 2009I would not know, I have not liked the pound since last September. Not much liquidity and not respecting consolidation areas. I won't be trading that one until it comes more back to a normal rhythm. Also, I do not use market orders.
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thatwasme replied Feb 4, 2009ADP — This morning I traded long 5 minutes after the ADP ( live account) and the limit entries where to the pip, no slippage. Just during and one minute after the report on the EURUSD the spread went to as high as 10, but then within a minute ...
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thatwasme replied Feb 2, 2009Yes, I still have 2000i. LOL It is where I learned Easy language on. Wow, that was a long time ago.
First-Strike & One-Night-Stand users, show yourself and your mods, if you dare!!!
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thatwasme replied Feb 1, 2009I have no idea where to begin respond to such an uninformed and unresearched statement and a complete generalization. It would be pointless.
Admit it - your profits are based on luck
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thatwasme replied Feb 1, 2009Here is a copy of some the reviews. The book is available at amazon, pretty cheap. Review What Andrew W. Lo and A. Craig MacKinlay impressively do ... for hard statistical evidence of predictable patterns in stock prices... Here they marshal the ...
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thatwasme replied Feb 1, 2009Well tdion, I have read the book it is on my shelf. You on the other hand are only guessing as to it's content, so I would have to say your research seem a bit weak. Again No one has been able to rebut the outcomes. And no they are not academic ...
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thatwasme replied Feb 1, 2009In the Book A Non - Random Walk Down Wall Street, (Copyright 1999) the authors Andrew W Lo and Craig MaCKinlay, completely disprove the Random Walk Hypothesis. Andrew Lo is a Harris & Harris Group Professor of Finance at the Sloan School Of ...
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thatwasme replied Jan 31, 2009Metatrader Does not repaint. You as a programmer can write code that can repaint by setting the shift field in any address of a bar to a future date. Thus by using a for loop, as the indicator is built, it will look into the known future that has ...
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thatwasme replied Jan 30, 2009Your iCustom parameters do not match the indicator, unless you removed the 2 string parameters from you custom indicator. They must be exactly the same and in the exact same order.
Help needed with custom indicator(how to call it from the ea)