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- Porkpie replied Aug 22, 2014
Hi All, hope you stuck with that sell on Dax Islander. I have been looking at this technique with my traditional supply and demand trading for taking intra-day counter trend trades. I didn't take this trade on the Dax but here was how I was looking ...
- Porkpie replied Jun 4, 2014
Here's mine. Will be interesting to compare. image
- Porkpie replied Jun 4, 2014
Here's a possible entry technique. The H1 chart shows a blue dotted line that denotes the start of a new H4 candle. The H1 candles before make up the previous H4 candle where the signal profit line occurred. We go down to a lower time frame to ...
- Porkpie replied Jun 3, 2014
Looks like your indi missed this one with the dotted line. Price returned to it perfectly.... image
- Porkpie replied Feb 12, 2014
Looking forward to my first foray into the world of auto trading with this fab community here...
- Porkpie replied Jul 24, 2012
This one is fresh off the FF printing press. It's the Tartan Chart -I never new one could trade Haggis... I love the quote that came with this one -I kid you not: "I'm still trying to figure out the different angles and such. Thanks again for those ...
- Porkpie replied Jul 5, 2012
Psychodelicious — Here's a chart from John F Ehlers (image taken from Lance Beggs website). The blurred areas are showing where the indicators (Corona Cycles), are most ineffective and should not be relied upon. There's more to it than that ...
- Porkpie replied Jun 8, 2012
eur — Possible eur scenario. Compression into demand level is unlikely to hold due to the previous activity at the demand level imo. Caution: Friday and price has already tanked some 130+ pips from start of Asian session (the latter which ...
- Porkpie replied Nov 22, 2011
Nice Turveyed, good logic to this simple method, buy low sell high and follow the trend. What you say about looking at previous price action for entry is key for timing your entry around your envelopes which makes sure you get yourself in at the ...
- Porkpie replied Nov 3, 2011
longs closed most GU @ 5945 looking for a few more though supply at 9550 EU trundling along a rocky path looking at tg 3745 area but closed half 3715 UPDATE taking EU higher, GU looking a lttle unsteady at supply, closed half of remning position. ...
- Porkpie replied Oct 27, 2011
audusd — NZDUSD not AUDUSD! seb, example: level on top of level, furthest level always higher probability. Awaiting pa on 5min Note: we are not far from daily level (high on the SD curve). Update: Price breaks through, no bearish PA no trade.
- Porkpie replied Aug 21, 2011
Ok folks, I'm constantly banging out the idea of looking at higher time frames. As Ifmyante hasn't supplied this, we do what the one eyed eagle Kenny does, and use our common sense, and just spy it from this one time frame. A - Inset of higher time ...
- Porkpie replied Aug 17, 2011
Something Different — Charts show the emini futures (Tradestation) this AM GMT Something I am playing with this week. The squiggly line shows changes in buying and selling volume and good for showing buying/selling exhaustion (large dots) and ...
- Porkpie replied May 12, 2011
There ya go bud. See that perfect entry (green dot). I modified the indies alittle to make it easier on the eye.
- Porkpie replied May 4, 2010
Here they are. They couldn't give up their day job afterall:
- Porkpie replied Apr 12, 2010
Please gentleman. This is a NO BS ZONE....
- Porkpie replied Apr 10, 2010
This thread has been biased towards clusters of stops creating momentum in the market and only recently towards limit orders triggering momentum. Surely the markets are based on supply and demand. The big orders trigger at levels where the market ...
- Porkpie replied Mar 7, 2010
This is where the method I use differs. I concentrate on the consolidation or pivot areas (not pivot points) as this is where price broke out, the flash point of the move down that created the supply/demand zone in the first place. What troubles me ...
- Porkpie replied Feb 28, 2010
yes I see...