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- amherag replied Oct 26, 2010
I've tried to let run my trades but it's not my style I'm more the type of hit it, make some pips, close, hit it, make some pips, close... I get anxious very quickly and feel the urge to celebrate my PIPing victory. I found interesting the idea ...
- amherag replied Oct 24, 2010
I believe the Rainbow is like the next generation of charting techniques at least for scalping. You can see at a glance what has the market done in a very intuitive way. I tried to develop a system based on probability. I vaguely remember a post ...
- amherag replied Oct 24, 2010
Hello puppet, I appreciate your interest and willingness of keeping a constructive and useful thread. I wouldn't be surprised about those numbers. Some days I've traded up to 10 times in 2 hours. Those guys must work at least 8 hours, so that would ...
- amherag replied Oct 24, 2010
Example of last friday's London Session — I'm attaching two examples of last friday's London Session. You can check it out on your favorite charting software. Just attach the ATR(20) to check the value at that time and multiply it by 3. On the ...
- amherag replied Oct 24, 2010
Sure, let me take some screenshots and I'll try to explain them.
- Amherag's Scalping System
Hello everyone, I just want to share a 1-Minute Scalping system I developed. It isn't something ...
- amherag replied Aug 8, 2010
:S We'd need to check the algorithm that created those charts.
- amherag replied Aug 8, 2010
Perfect description of what I was thinking! What I actually want is to try to define and isolate this chaos or ribbon of intelligence. I think it'd be almost impossible to do it, but trying to understand them would help us a lot.
- amherag replied Aug 8, 2010
I was thinking on a "perfect system", just like in physics you sometimes develop perfect systems just to study the essence of the problem (like machines without friction or loss of energy). That's why I didn't add the spread. I'd agree with the idea ...
- amherag replied Aug 6, 2010
My point is that 1 person will win, and the other one will lose. If we take 1000 people to buy one day, and other 1000 people to sell that same day, at the same our, with the same TP and SL, we'll get 1000 winners and 1000 losers. Thus, we can get a ...
- amherag replied Aug 6, 2010
I was thinking about a tennis match: If we put a professional to play against a novice, the professional will win most of the times. Now, we bet for one of them without knowing their skills or knowing that one is a pro and the other one a noob. ...
- amherag replied Aug 6, 2010
Oh there was no one who constantly sold USD. Remember, it was a coin toss everyday, like one sold one day and the other one bought.
- amherag replied Aug 6, 2010
You know what, I just read some concepts about randomness, and now, market can't simply be called random. If there are some patterns that sometimes work, then it can't be called random. Rather, what I want to state is what you said ha-pattern. The ...
- Market Random and Predictable Parts
I posted on a thread like 10 minutes ago about this. I want to know your opinion about my thoughts. ...
- amherag replied Aug 6, 2010
I just thought about a little experiment to explain my concept of market randomness. I'll post a thread about this after this post. Imagine the following: If I toss a coin and it's heads, I buy. If it's tails, I sell. I make 1 trade each day ...
- amherag replied Aug 6, 2010
Yes, but you got the idea, right. What I mean is that I've sometimes seen people telling they've found a good system just because they backtested some trades. Sorry, I'll be far more specific next time. Okay, I'll be more specific, just like above. ...
- amherag replied Aug 6, 2010
Exactly 6.4 years! Just kidding. I don't mean that by scalping you'll lose your entire fortune. You can actually make money this way. Beginners will lose money like... the first day, lol. Pros will continuously make money. I just mean that... ...
- amherag replied Aug 5, 2010
Lol, nice system! I agree with you in that price action is the best indicator (or indicators based on cash data, like support, resistances, etc). I noticed this system when I was studying candlestick patterns, but I never actually thought of trading ...
- amherag replied Aug 5, 2010
The Holy Grail isn't a simple thing, but a set of rules. The Holy Grail rules: #1 DON'T scalp. It will hurt you sooner or later (sooner for beginners, later for pros, but it will definitely hurt). #2 You must understand that backtesting a system for ...
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