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- sebohsj replied Mar 5, 2012
That's gold. While he may well have coined the term "buy-sell line", buying/selling engulfing patterns above/below a 50 moving average is not his idea. FYI - It's been around long before Steven was even a twinkle in his daddy's eye. Nice simple ...
- sebohsj replied Mar 5, 2012
I just submitted an order of 5 lots to the SNFE in MT4 with an Interactive Brokers MT4 bridge. Could have been any exchange I wanted globally. So it is technically possible.
- sebohsj replied Mar 5, 2012
FxPro also have equity CFD's in MT4, spreads looks pretty crazy though. url
- sebohsj replied Mar 5, 2012
Dude, I've been trading for a long time and your advice does not make sense. Do you know how hard it really is to earn rebates to cover the full or "most of" the transaction costs? You must use limit orders (provide liquidity) and for daytrading, ...
- sebohsj replied Mar 4, 2012
Lots of restrictions on day trading US stocks directly. 25k account minimum or 90 day account freeze is the big one. This places most people out of the bandwagon (for good reasons IMHO). url
- sebohsj replied Mar 4, 2012
Broco has CFD equities in MT4 if you really wanna go down that path. Not sure what the spreads are like. NinjaTrader is better for stocks. Has a free Kinetick EOD feed with v7. Can also use Yahoo's free data with it. Best go with a proper feed if ...
- sebohsj replied Mar 4, 2012
One thing I love about Wyckoff is that he was more about formations, not naming bars more definitively like Tom has (this bar is this, this bar is that). Climaxes, shakouts, springs, tests, etc... can occur over multiple bars and should not be ...
- sebohsj replied Mar 4, 2012
It's actually derived from a terminal shakeout in Wyckoff terms. From the Wyckoff course directly:
- sebohsj replied Mar 4, 2012
5 stars — I can't vote for this thread, but it's got my 5 stars. Superb book, nice work DarkStar. Good post Emerald. Spot on there. I've always liked the method myself, but now understand why it works. Thanks to DS, cheers mate.
- sebohsj replied Feb 2, 2011
Wouldn't expect anything less from a Pommy
- sebohsj replied Feb 2, 2011
Something like this should do it mate: if (TimeDayOfWeek(Time[0]) == 0) { //don't process Sunday bar } or if (DayOfWeek() == 0) { //don't process Sunday bar } Not sure how you code is structured. But you can use the first if processing bars ...
- sebohsj replied Feb 2, 2011
Long aussie from 1.0100, using nothing but this window I do have 1 and 5 minute charts open to keep myself in perspective.
- sebohsj replied Feb 1, 2011
I wouldn't go as far as saying they don't work period. But I have made some interesting observations over the years (oh about 10 of them now). What I find is that price very rarely bounces the third time on a trend line. Sure it does sometimes, but ...
- sebohsj replied Jan 26, 2011
Yes! I use Wyckoff point and figure though. It can have O's and X's in the same column.
- sebohsj replied Jan 25, 2011
I don't use forex.com Beljevina. I enquired a while ago though when the GTIS feed wasn't part of the deal. I have esignal for futures/equities historical tick data and I use IB for fx.
- sebohsj replied Jan 25, 2011
Apologies, you are correct. They are now providing the full feed. This was not the case last time I checked. url Not a bad deal I must say
- sebohsj replied Jan 25, 2011
Just so you know, the free esignal feed with forex.com does not include the full contributor feed. It's only the GAIN feed. Those with IB may have noticed you get interbank volume (not tick) and time and sales. Yes, for spot fx Only problem is ...
- sebohsj replied Jan 16, 2011
It's an up bar. Its close is above the prior bar's close. B is an up bar as well. You want the close of the bar to be under the previous bar's close for it to be a down bar. Read MTM again, it's all in there.
- DOW back to 4000?
Yearly chart of the DOW. Not much of a shampoo person myself, but a yearly chart nonetheless. DOW ...
- sebohsj replied Dec 21, 2010
Ignore at your own peril — Thank you Peter.