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- nunrgguy replied Dec 5, 2020
When the stale wind blows Race to the shelter No-one will come All alone All alone In a state of despair When the stale wind blows
- nunrgguy replied Nov 27, 2020
As you skip merrily along Through the sunny meadow Chasing the beautiful rainbow You notice the pretty butterflies As they flutter by You jump as you skip Jump Jump Jump away Until one day you catch a butterfly As it flutters by You see the ...
- nunrgguy replied Nov 7, 2020
You lot aren’t still trying to trade this bullshite after ALL these years surely? still chasing rainbows. Fiat is doomed, end game, game over. such a waste of life. Try the Amazing Strategy and you will ‘win’ at whatever it is you think you can ...
- nunrgguy replied Oct 8, 2016
You have NO idea how deep the rabbit hole goes
- nunrgguy replied Aug 25, 2016
I'm sure the Kreslik guys would write you an indicator. The one they have on here that shows today's highest and lowest opens is just as good (and profitable).
- nunrgguy replied May 26, 2016
Surest way to make a thread with LOTS of posts very quickly? Make it a scalping one. BE +1 at 3 pips and trail. You've given up on linear regression already? Get those shirts ironed
- nunrgguy replied Mar 4, 2016
not sure why a plan is needed here. Boy do people make things complicated.
- nunrgguy replied Dec 23, 2015
it has nothing to do with what you WANT. All you've got to do is look at the pip ranges and see where the majority lie. What pipip amounts above and below can you see where the ratio upper to lower is 2:1, 3:1. Forget about probability. There are no ...
- nunrgguy replied Dec 21, 2015
and also the opposing range to wick. I.e for a green bar where are the vast majority of lower wicks (in terms of range): what range does the biggest % fall (60 pips or lower or thereabouts) how does this compare to range of open to high, where does ...
- nunrgguy replied Dec 21, 2015
so you can see that you've roughly 50:50 red to green, slight edge to green. Now, what do you notice re distributions of upper/lower wicks???
- nunrgguy replied Dec 20, 2015
looking good
- nunrgguy replied Dec 16, 2015
It wholly depends on how YOU interpret the data as to what you find. I'm not wholly certain what you're presenting as yet - only read your message once. At the simplest level. If you run a distribution over, say 1000 bars you should see something. ...
- nunrgguy replied Dec 14, 2015
those numbers were just picked out of my @rse as an example. I keep saying this but you need to run a frequency distribution to get 'the' numbers. Then all should be clear, possibly.
- nunrgguy replied Dec 12, 2015
If you think you can trade without sometimes being in draw I'd give up now tbh. But yes, the length of drawdown period in your example would be tricky mentally for sure but trading is tricky mentally. For any edge the distribution of results is ...
- nunrgguy replied Dec 12, 2015
if you can use that I see no reason not to. I've never got much mileage from it myself with the correlation tools I've tried but if you're able to use it as an additional tool for directional bias, go for it. I'd look into whether it's any more ...
- nunrgguy replied Dec 11, 2015
1.Trading h1 your costs will not tend towards 0 2. Price requires time to move and you're not giving it any. 3. Short term moves and the news will slaughter you. 4. R:R on a per trade basis is irrelevant. You take what the market gives. 5. What ...
- nunrgguy replied Dec 11, 2015
unless you do the work and look at some frequency distributions you won't know will you?? I.e. If long above the open what's the lower wick range? But yes, generally speaking my get out is around 50 pips usually, but depending on how price moves ...
- nunrgguy replied Dec 11, 2015
An engineer and a mathematician are each presented with a beautiful woman and the stipulation that at each time interval, they may move half of the remaining distance towards her. The mathematician points out that the distance will never reach zero, ...