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- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
I'm confused. Do you do not subscribe to this statement - "not every high volume down bar equates to a long"? We must understand this. That HV will always happen in a trading day, in a trend or in a range. HV down bars can mean a few things. 1) MM ...
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
If you want to learn, then you should learn to take criticism and re-evaluate. Skirting a question and making generic useless comments like above just puts you in a very bad light. Calling someone a whiner when he is asking thought provoking ...
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
Thanks for a reasonable and thoughtful response. This question is directed to you because you seem to be the one who knows what you're talking about. I agree that we need to give the trade breathing space for it to work out. I'm not talking about ...
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
We are ONLY talking about one method here. Which is PVSRA. Sonic. Not talking about anything else. This is the way you are basing your trades on. So let's not be generic and skirt the question that I posted to you.
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
"That you do not understand it, does not mean it does not exist or is not true." That's the whole point I'm trying to make. We DO NOT know what is going to happen. So to say things like it is a fact is irresponsible. We trade what we can see and try ...
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
Just want to say Loeil, I have nothing against you as a person. Just against the way you are managing your trade. Just using your EU trade as an example. And yes, as of now, there is strength in the background. But what are you implying in your ...
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
Definitely manipulated. Then isn't this skirting away from post no.1? So from what I see, it's more of a 'hope it retraces' type of trade. Isn't it more efficient for you to have taken profit at a certain point and re-short when price goes back up? ...
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
Read the last line of my post. I said it depends on what duration you're looking at. Short, Long, Super Long.
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
One more thing, it's fine to start accumulating your positions in an area where you think you see strength/weakness. That's what I do as well. Looking at your NU shorts. At what point will you say that you're wrong? Never?
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
Sorry, my bad, wrong term used. They do share the same roots though. What I'm trying to say in simple terms is this, not every high volume down bar equates to a long, or should look for a long which is what loeil is doing (add to longs) on the eu as ...
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
I think you're missing one aspect of VSA here. HV down bars can mean buying OR it can mean smart money closing their shorts BUT not turning long yet.
- lx384 replied Nov 8, 2013
Based on what I've seen so far, he'll probably have none.
- lx384 replied Nov 7, 2013
What you're doing doesn't make sense any more. You're averaging lower. Experts please comment.
- lx384 replied Nov 5, 2013
Do you have a stop?
- lx384 replied Oct 18, 2013
Did you enter a short for EJ?
- lx384 replied Jun 10, 2013
I've noticed a difference too on my futures charts. Also Mirus Futures CQG feed. So what will be the interpretation for the futures chart? No selling pressure?
- lx384 replied Dec 14, 2012
I know the definition, I just wanted to find out if you guys see that as a RUT, thus the question marks. By strict definition, it is not because it closed in the middle. So no trade for that area? or would you have entered somewhere else?
- lx384 replied Dec 14, 2012
RUT must be a wide spread bar into 'new' lows, on high volume and a close back near the highs. Usually appear on market bottoms. Bar 1 and 2 closed in the middle. So you would not consider it as RUT?
- lx384 replied Dec 14, 2012
This is a trade I just took today. image My thoughts for this trade. Overall still higher highs and higher lows. With a new high today at 3118. Objective was to look for an area of clear accumulation when price retrace back down. Supply and weak ...