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- PipRippy replied Jun 25, 2008
just want to get some input on drawing s/r line with heikin/ashi charts. I have been lately drawing them using the bodies on 4hr and 1hr charts. not using the wicks for levels but using the bodies. I then switch over to regular candlesticks for ...
- PipRippy replied May 30, 2007
I would be interested in hearing about your exit rule!! Tx Also- I never make any changes to my actual trading methods unless I make a change in my trading plan. So it is a good rule to not make any changes in trading plan except on weekends.
- PipRippy replied May 21, 2007
Ok- let me just cut to the chase. I am a US citizen. I have only been trading for 2.5 years(forex only) and have become profitable only in the last year. i am in my mid 30's and in the past I have traveled for up to 2 years at a time. I once started ...
- PipRippy replied May 21, 2007
It takes some time just like any chart reading- to start to notice certain patterns with heiken-ashi. I would spend many hours working with shorterm bar exhaustion patterns(mainly from martin prings 1-2-3 bar patterns)- used in conjunction with ...
- PipRippy replied May 20, 2007
I love topics about support/resisitance. I have found that S/R works much better with heikin-ashi charts over regular candle charts. Everytime I go to enter a trade, I can not get way from these charts! They are very good at showing trends and by ...
- PipRippy replied May 16, 2007
I have a perfect idea for a third "Variable". Somebody in this forum has to know some computer hacker. He could hack into all the big brokers in the reuters system or something and we somehow graphically list all the upcoming orders graphically. Or ...
- PipRippy replied May 12, 2007
I have found that it is better if I use different comdinations for short-medium-long timeframe between fx spot and equiteis. I find that the fx market is more volatile over equities so you might need to tighten up the lengths. In forex I use: ...
- PipRippy replied May 7, 2007
Do you think that volatility could be added to each image. Somehow each bar could be a graphical representation of open,high,low,close + volume + volatility + ADX. Expand the image for each bar a particular way for each variable. Use the traditional ...
- PipRippy replied May 7, 2007
With all of the new graphics in the last 20 years- it seems that the typical trading chart with bars and candlesticks is one of the last mediums to be enhanced. I think the biggest problem, like Bemac is pondering, is finding just what additional ...
- PipRippy replied Apr 3, 2007
Ademac- sweet- it is perfect! TX
- PipRippy replied Apr 3, 2007
Ademac- This is the first indicator that I have found that shows monthly, let alon weekly. I used the indicator and I am assuming that it only shows pivots that are close to current price?
- PipRippy replied Apr 3, 2007
I use metatrader and vttrader- I found so many pivot indicators for metatrader and they listed many different points based on timezone and crap. So I just use a pivot calculator and display the close pivots to current price. I am mainly interested ...
- PipRippy replied Mar 19, 2007
Sorry about so many questions- I was in a hurry because I had to go to work for about 8 hrs. If I ask a question it is no big deal if you take even a couple of days to answer- I am not trying to trade off your answers or anything like that. Ty ...
- PipRippy replied Mar 19, 2007
The NR7 is just a price pattern that I picked up from various sources. I think the actual name comes from Farley's Master Swing Trader. It stands for Narrowest Range Bar Last 7 Bars. Basically a very wide bar with several small bars engulfed by the ...
- PipRippy replied Mar 19, 2007
I am sorry, but I also have one more question if you do not mind. I am waiting for the triangle breakout on usd/jpy 4hr. Naturally I drop down to a shorter timeframe to see whats up with possible price direction. You can also notice that there is ...
- PipRippy replied Mar 19, 2007
Here is a possible triangle trade I am setting up on 4hr Usd/Jpy. This would be a box 19.9 or 19.10. You can see the triangle first on 4hr line chart. image 1 Also, naturally a little bigger triangle with bar charts. image 2 My gut tells me to trade ...
- PipRippy replied Mar 19, 2007
I have some questions regarding the comb formation on template 20.1 see image: Are the combs in red typical for the comb pattern (box 20.1) Would you have attempted the triangle box 19.9?? If I remember correctly- I did personally trade the ...
- PipRippy replied Mar 5, 2007
I have had a sprint wireless broadband card for about 4 months. It has only worked on broadband speeds for half the time(2months). It worked great at first, but after a month it stopped working on anything but roam speed at my house(Roaming speed is ...
- PipRippy replied Feb 15, 2007
I have to say this is a very good indicator. After reading Igrok's forex book on trading market patterns- I use less and less indicators and this indicator does about the best job on showing these intraday horizontal patterns. Know if we could only ...
- PipRippy replied Feb 3, 2007
I looked at the formula and I am assuming it gets the number from the "highest high" to the "lowest low" of the prior day? I am not a good programmer but it appears it is taken this way?