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- Jonty replied May 10, 2010
OK we do have a trade on but I will post the charts later - short Stoxx 2680 stop 2688 TGT 2642
- Jonty replied May 6, 2010
Don't forget Mrs Watanabe and the Golden Holiday
- Jonty replied May 6, 2010
this is my take on it sorry for shameless plug lol (its a link to my journal)
- Jonty replied May 6, 2010
OK, well maybe I should qualify my admidedly smug post above... What I think has happened is that there ha sbeen a fat finger / computer failure, and that has triggered a boat load of black boxes into action; with the market on tenterhooks ...
- Jonty replied May 6, 2010
Fat Finger - CNBC
- Jonty replied May 5, 2010
Just in case anyone was wondering, no I haven't fallen off the face of the earth or blown up or anything like that - it is just that the present market really isn't suited to this strategy, thats all.
- Jonty replied May 4, 2010
Morning all, Just a little note, I reckon short AUD is a good trade about now - against CAD and NZS. AUD/CAD = 0.9345 AUD/NZD = 1.2666 basically on rates fwiw. As they used to say on the big breakfast - "don't phone its just for fun!"
- Jonty replied May 3, 2010
During quiet periods or when I'm bored, this journal might well deviate from a simple series of trades to a broader discussion of my views of the market and trading in general... And, with that in mind, I refer to the youtube video below - it's a ...
- Jonty replied May 3, 2010
I think people should not confuse correlation* with causality. God of the Gaps. * a questionable issue in the least I'm done with this thread, it's going nowhere. PEACE
- Jonty replied May 3, 2010
Hi mate Well it's good to see at least some people are able to engage in intelligent discussion! This thread has over 200 posts in it and about 1/10th say anything coherent IMO... Anyhow - it is interesting that you believe the study uses Fib / ...
- Jonty replied May 3, 2010
Sounds good mate, good luck! I sometimes use 2B's as a way to sit out retracements... all in good time though. I have had a pretty dissappointing Q1 this yr where other guys I know are having record years, so this journal is supposed to get me back ...
- Jonty replied May 3, 2010
Try this Abstract: There is a widespread belief in financial markets that trends in prices are arrested at support and resistance levels that are to some degree predictable from the past behaviour of the price series. Here we examine whether ratios ...
- Jonty replied May 2, 2010
OK shit... I have to say that in my first week of Forex Factory it is abundantly clear that this place is basically a collection of idiots that havent got a bloody clue convincing each other that they are masters of the fuckin universe. Over the ...
- Jonty replied May 2, 2010
Ok I get it, thanks dude. VSA isn't something I have come across as a specific "strategy" before... most people I know use volume in the traditional sense (on bar/candlestick charts), with constant volume bars, or with market profile / market delta ...
- Jonty replied May 2, 2010
Ok well I will give an EUR/USD example - using the future on the CME. A constant volume chart uses a specified number of contracts (or shares,$mm,whatever) as it's interval. So, an example would be to set up a 10,000 volume chart on the 6E future - ...
- Jonty replied May 2, 2010
Hello Mate As I understand it, VSA is using 3 variables - time, volume, and range - e.g. "in this 15m period, there were high volumes traded over a very narrow range (or whatever)". I was just wondering if you could standardise one of the "output ...
- Jonty replied May 2, 2010
Q. Does price sometimes reverse at or near the 38.2%, 50% or 61.8% retracements of the previous swing? A. Yes EUR-FUCKIN-EKA! End of.
- Jonty replied May 2, 2010
I think range bars are slightly different to tick bars - one "unit" in a tick bar counts as a change in either bid/offer, while a price bar counts the number of prices that are traded at. That is it I think, but pulling up a 100 tick chart (set your ...
- Jonty replied May 2, 2010
Yo, Malcolmb! I notice you are using eSignal in your charts, I have a couple of questions for you.. 1) Where is your volume data coming from? 2) Have you ever experimented with constant volume bars? Or Range bars? Price bars? PEACE!