But seriously though - these video's shorten the learning curve because the author explains things clearly, concisely and in easy to understand chunks.
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Disliked{quote} Wow ! This video certainly makes it easier to grasp Stacey's approach. Problem is spzd has given me even more homework now But seriously though - these video's shorten the learning curve because the author explains things clearly, concisely and in easy to understand chunks.Ignored
Disliked@spzd Re the above video - I have tried , on Tradingview, to make Stacey Burke Levels on the SP500. I may have made a pigs ear of it. Can anyone help please, especially if you use Tradingview? Cheers. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hello spzd Can you share me Daily High low indicator Stacey Bruke are using? ThanksIgnored
Disliked@spzd Re the above video - I have tried , on Tradingview, to make Stacey Burke Levels on the SP500. I may have made a pigs ear of it. Can anyone help please, especially if you use Tradingview? Cheers. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Nearly blinded by my horizontals so I have removed them and marked chart with prior high and lows. Added the one hour before US open and the US Equity open times. Usually use the 5 min for SP500 but also included the one minute chart for comparism. Not sure why the "Tails" referred to by arrow are significant, unless I missed a level somewhere? Hopefully this layout is kinder to the eyes {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Look to the left for the tails. Even then it does not always make sense. The lines, the lines .....Ignored
DislikedMy current trading style could easily be classified as scalper. So much so that I have my trade manager set to trade a set percentage of my account, take profit partial/final, move stop to BE, and start a trailing stop at a certain count. My approach is very methodical though. 3 basic 2 candle patterns for longs and 3 for shorts, at a specific time during the day. I pay little attention to the news, yet I am aware of it. When I have the workings of the weekly template understood I will incorporate that into the method. And just continue to learn....Ignored
Disliked{quote} You got it Mark! Time/Price/Levels and then the subcategories of each. Day counts will come like turning on a lightbulb at some point ;... Look at a guy like Tom Hougaard..makes a heck of a lot of money all by trading classical chart patterns mainly.DTs DBs measured moves..candle patterns...and timing ..selling.on close etc. All of these are in some way utilized by SB... Old.is best IMO.. and it in itself is like a lightbulb moment when we come to that simplicity point. Liberating when you realize you don't need MAs Stochastics MACD RSi...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Look to the left for the tails. Even then it does not always make sense. The lines, the lines .....Ignored
Disliked{quote} Just noticed -on the ONE minute time frame. , the "Tails" coincide with candles on immediate LEFT = Double Bottom ?Ignored
DislikedWhen a market goes sideways underneath a high it is going to explode vertically. When a market goes sideways above a low it is going to explode vertically. An American (US) holiday on a Monday or Friday will lead to big moves that week. Lock in the money, get off the screen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL13aR3mhes SB hits new levels in this video. I am liking the more in your face style.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Great journal with interesting ideas that chime with my own journey.Ignored