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- 3phase replied Feb 6, 2011
2 weeks later... — I didn't have much time to post or trade the last 2 weeks, however the test basket of trades is still going strong. It lost about 2,000 pips in the meantime, but it is still up 4,735 pips in total since the beginning of the ...
- 3phase replied Jan 22, 2011
Weekly update Jan 22 2011 — So far so good. The week of 17/1/2011 to 21/1/2011 started with the account at +5,200 pips and ended at +6,800 pips. Against the dollar: GBP and EUR both moved strongly higher this week. NZD went down (that makes up ...
- 3phase replied Jan 21, 2011
You first made 2,800 pips in 3 days and THEN YOU ASK THE QUESTIONS????? I wish I was so ignorant as you (joking, no offense meant). The idea in my view is, if monthly hindsight and weekly hindsight point to the same direction, then ...
- 3phase replied Jan 18, 2011
If I may, I would second that. Having read whole books on Elliott Waves didn't make me "see" things as the Dance has done in an 80-page manual (well, there's also the threads of course which are a 100 web pages but you get my idea). Especially about ...
- 3phase replied Jan 18, 2011
Results so far — Please remember this is a demo, nothing to do with real money !!! I took some screenshots of my OANDA account this morning, where I am trying this out. I would very much wish to put this on myfxbook, but they recently ...
- 3phase replied Jan 18, 2011
No more charts — This is supposed to be a yearly trade, so we're done looking at charts . I saw the formations on the last day of 2010, the idea to trade this popped up and now some more logic behind it. I will look at these charts again on ...
- 3phase replied Jan 18, 2011
Yearly charts — So, here are a few yearly charts that demonstrate what I described in post 1. They are the current yearly charts for EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD, EURCAD (an example cross of the Euro) and AUDCAD (the "misfit" trade). image image ...
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I decided to start this journal to follow a demo trading attempt I am in right now. This was ...
- 3phase replied Jan 4, 2011
Thanks very much for the reply Ken, Never mind the video. The concepts from it that you have been presenting here are solid, and get me thinking a lot as well. Thanks also for starting and maintaining such a rich thread, and being an inspiration to ...
- 3phase replied Jan 4, 2011
What video Ken is talking about? — Dear Ken, or anyone who knows the answer, I've seen you recently referring to your realisations in regard to a video you've been referring to. The realisations are so ingenious (and getting more so by each ...
- 3phase replied Dec 1, 2010
Oh my, I told you I $uck as a coder. Why not create an array indexed just like the bars, and keep the historical value there, calculated as in my previous post. Although, now that I think about it, this is more like a new custom indicator which you ...
- 3phase replied Dec 1, 2010
I hate it when I have to open the MT4 manual. I've always been good at Pseudocode but never a real programmer. Although I learnt Python last year because I wanted to run my own statistical price tests. Anyway... On a 15M chart: ...
- 3phase replied Dec 1, 2010
The real time position of an H1 10EMA on an M15 chart is: (2/11)*currentprice+(9/11)*LastHourEMAvalue Current price is the current Bid of course. LastHourEMAvalue is the value that this EMA had when the last xx:45 candle closed (last quarter - end ...
- 3phase replied Dec 1, 2010
I fully agree with this point. To me, the Dance, which I studied for the past 2 months, was the first time in 6 years that I started really feeling what the market does. And to put it honestly, I don't follow "the rules" exactly but this whole ...
- 3phase replied Dec 1, 2010
True, that beats any math analysis Cheers, Christos
- 3phase replied Dec 1, 2010
Hi Will, it's to do with the 15M touch trades (usually the 10EMA ones) where you see the price moving up to the EMA (let's suppose it is below it when starting), misses it by 1-2 pips and then reverses for 20 pips. After the 15M bar closes, the wick ...
- 3phase replied Dec 1, 2010
Hi Duffy, I am not a math genius. However, I loaded about 7000 15M bars of GBPUSD in an Excel, and calculated the SMA35(15M), EMA50(15M) and the 10EMA(1H). Let's define the case you are looking for: The SMA35(15M) and the EMA50(15M) are within 3 ...
- 3phase replied Nov 18, 2010
Pip caclulation from FXCM Excel reports — Hi all, I've gone through the thread and saw some request for calculating the pips gain/loss from each trade in the FXCM Excel trade report (produced through the TS II interface), so I thought I might ...
- 3phase replied Nov 3, 2010
Yes, I've seen that as well a few times. I don't think it's crazy at all, rather very reasonable. See the marked candle in the attached EURJPY 15min chart from earlier today. It seems to be even better, I would add, if the color of the candle is ...
- 3phase replied Nov 2, 2010
I'll just say a BIG market maker that wouldn't care about 35K ... I still trade with them today. I've seen both my stops getting surpassed by 0.1 pip and then price reversing for 100 pips , as well as my stops NOT getting hit by 0.1 pips and price ...