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- Luso replied Mar 26, 2010
I generally agree what you've said. I can't see why you disagree with me, regarding DS question. here is my answer: "Asking (EDIT - Answering - LOL) DS question, a retrace of 50% of an important move (daily, weekly) is a zone where the smart money ...
- Luso replied Mar 26, 2010
It's a shame. I am very interested on knowing about your disagreements. Almost all I said is based on academic studies. The last sentence is a personal belief. Best
- Luso replied Mar 25, 2010
Just to clarify, 50% is not a fibonacci ratio. Asking (EDIT - Answering - LOL) DS question, a retrace of 50% of an important move (daily, weekly) is a zone where the smart money has placed limit orders to enter cheap in an established trend. A ...
- Luso replied Mar 24, 2010
Aren't Darkstar (and a couple more in FF) words in his posts, the most similar we get to market wizards interviews? Now, we have 3 options: - We take blindly what he says and we will certainly fail; - We take "nada" of what he says and we will ...
- Luso replied Mar 18, 2010
In any leveraged business we can end up losing more than the capital we have invested. However, it is not in any broker interest that such thing happens.
- Luso replied Mar 17, 2010
Reading his posts, it seemed to me Darkstar is here with genuine will to answer our questions. I don't want to bore anyone or be the cause for him leaving the forum.
- Luso replied Mar 17, 2010
That would be the war, not the battle.
- Luso replied Mar 17, 2010
Hey man, Stop being negative. Work? I have already read the link you posted some weeks ago as well as some Carol studies. Didn't you realize yeat that there is no straight way. In small nuances is where the knowledge lives. I was hoping my questions ...
- Luso replied Mar 17, 2010
The question wasn't well formulated, sorry. I meant, when is the battle considered to be finished? I imagine during the life of an option there can be 1,2,3 or more battles? I hope I made myself clear. Thank you
- Luso replied Mar 17, 2010
Darkstar, Do you, in some way, "measure" the strengh of the battle between hunters and option defenders? In the example you presented, the defenders were able to win the battle for 3 days (friday to tuesday). Instead, if they were able to defend ...
- Luso replied Mar 17, 2010
Hi DS, Do you mean the rejection last friday? Thanks
- Luso replied Mar 17, 2010
That's a question that I also made to myself. It's sounds like an order flow talking here. I want to say thank you to everyone who is contributing to this discussion, but mainly to DarkStar, who made the things we should look for more clear in ...
- Luso replied Mar 16, 2010
I know this isn't easy to explain. It's not easy to internalize it, too. So please allow me to ask: how do you know when the results are in? Or is this precisely where my common sense should be kicking in?
- Luso replied Mar 16, 2010
Hi Scotty B, Simple question: How do you aggregate the flow? I mean, what or how is your thinking process for guessing or estimating where and what type of orders may be placed at a certain price in a certain time? (I know mine is based on long term ...
- Luso replied Mar 15, 2010
I trade with activtrades and have nothing bad to say about them. Fast execution, low spreads, lots of pairs and cfd. I would say that a nano account would be more suitable for you. I think activtrades doesn't provide nano lots. best
- Luso replied Mar 15, 2010
Please, read this study betweeen pages 12 and 17. I think that, combining charts analysis and understanding the concepts of order flow only gives more "power" to a discretionary trader. When I say the above, I don't mean that being only chartist or ...
- Luso replied Mar 14, 2010
Guess when you say "If you have been seriously trying to trade fx (or anything else) for anything more than 2-3 years and you are STILL not making money, it is time for you to think about giving up." you are contradicting your signature "If The Fool ...
- Luso replied Mar 14, 2010
I don't know if ebs has an order book or if it is relevant in some pairs. I don't know if watching the futures markets order book is relevant. I never did it. So I don't know. I am sure that understanding order flow is and will help me with my ...
- Luso replied Mar 14, 2010
Hi guys, Nice thread you have here. Thanks to all of you for sharing your thougths. I did a google search and came up to those 2 videos below. The guy (don't know if it's the same guy in the 2 videos) looks like an order flow scalper. video url ...
- Luso replied Jan 4, 2010
Hi Dan, An up trendline should join the lows and a down trendline the highs. I also do see 147 as an important area to watch. Best regards, Luso