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- nyapwiltex replied Nov 13, 2008
None of these entries are valid entries according to the rules on the first post. The 170 CCI must cross BEFORE the 34 CCI. In your charts, they crossed after. This helps to prevent entering trades on whipsaws, and gets you in to pullbacks as ...
- nyapwiltex replied Nov 9, 2008
Hi Guys! Many thanks to BRV for all his helpfulness in this thread! I have read the majority of the posts on this thread, and my main problem is deciding whether or not to play the fade or the breakout. S/R is pretty simple when it comes down to it, ...
- nyapwiltex replied Nov 7, 2008
Jarroo, thanks so much for the effort you expend on posting charts and your analysis. I wanted to clarify some things if you dont mind... The chart I'm attaching is one of your original charts that you just posted where you show the IB's that you ...
- nyapwiltex replied Nov 6, 2008
T101, sorry for your loss! You may want to look into getting something coded for the FIX api so that you can traded on an ECN. The majority of ECN's use the FIX api for automated trading, so you can jump from ECN to ECN quite easily. On another ...
- nyapwiltex replied Nov 5, 2008
Jarroo, can you clarify this for me? I thought that one of Peter Crowns' main rules was to only buy on an up day, and sell on a down day. Does this not violate that principle?
- nyapwiltex replied Nov 5, 2008
Correct me if I'm wrong...but I don't believe the first trade was a valid trade since the 34 CCI led the 170. According to the rules on the 1st post, the 170 CCI should always be leading. This prevents entering a retracement on the wrong side, and ...
- nyapwiltex replied May 21, 2005
First of all...Metatrader's backtests is EXTREMELY flawed. It simulates what WOULD have happened b/c past data is only of the candles, not tick by tick. If you remember the AlwaysInPlay advisor at Moneytec, it had like a million percent equity ...
- nyapwiltex replied May 7, 2005
Also, markets change to adapt to these methodologies once they are common knowledge. Look at Dinapoli's Fibonacci numbers. They're NOWHERE near as accurate as they were when he first started...even though they're still very useful today.
- nyapwiltex replied Feb 21, 2005
yeah, i just called FXCM today, and they said that their operations would continue as normal during president's day.
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