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- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
If they are that reasonable and cool, then how did they come to move such a thread in the first place. Second, you bring up a very good point that happens to be one of my express Pet Peeves about these trading forums. The massive paranoia and fear ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
The moderator doesn't seem to think so. They seem to think a discussion about technical trading belongs in the commercial zone. And, the moderator that arbitrarily moved the thread never once said why they were moving it. You can pick one million ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
Does the moderator or whomever move this thread care to explain why such a thread was moved to a Commercial Forum? The move makes no sense. You would have to move every single thread in the entire forum here, based on the nature and content of this ...
- Concepts Part I: Confluence Zones, Frequencies & Cycle Relationships
Required Text: Fibonacci Analysis, Constance Brown, 2008 It has become rather amusing on one hand ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
I did not come to this thread to learn how to trade. I came to this thread to open your eyes as to why many of these trades are not working as expected and to offer you the reason behind their not working as expected, but obviously such knowledge ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
I don't do anything anymore. My system does it all for me. So, there really is no real waiting. There's no sitting at the computer watching charts all day long, like there used to be. Instead of checking the charts, I check my balance sheet, or I ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
Won't need trend lines at all in a truly horizontal market. The real challenge that puts people off balance is not the bullish, or the bearish, or the horizontal market - but the transverse market, or the market in transition from the vertical into ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
I think what a newbie has to do ultimately, is realize that becoming a successful trader ain't going to happen overnight and that it is going to take a lot of hard work, commitment, dedication to the craft and a desire to develop a professional ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
Actually, Genesis Matrix is by definition a Predictive Method. The reason it is technical a predictive method, is precisely because you are trading against the trend. By definition - that makes it predictive. Sorry - I'm just calling a spade a ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
Yes - indeed you can know! Replace all your S's and all your R's with Fibonacci Confluence Zones (CZ's) and you will have a much tighter picture of what's coming around the corner with respect to a new Market Swing, or a Continuation.
- StealthTech replied Aug 21, 2012
Its a basic AB=CD Pattern. You should be fine. It is low risk when Point "B" is a an actual failed AB leg of a standard Harmonic - which is what you have right here. It would be a standard Harmonic, but Point "B" is higher than Point "X," which ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 20, 2012
You are really looking for the next DP leg in the Harmonic pattern. After that, you will note that for this pair the Genesis Matrix will enter a another 'period' of less than feel good moments given the whipping action that will take place relative ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 20, 2012
This was a classic Harmonic Pattern set-up and even I can see it without measuring for it and without the advantage of a candle stick chart! What you call the "Re-Test" was actually Point "C" in the BC leg of the pattern. Yes, they are some of the ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 20, 2012
Believe it or not, there is a lot more information hidden inside the basic ATR indicator. In fact, I took the basic calculation for ATR (which is nothing more than an average of the candle's High-Low) and tweaked it through several versions until I ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 20, 2012
Whew! I'm so glad it worked out well for you. It was a classic 2b Vic reversal pattern that cannot be seen very well using this type of chart. The 2b Vic can be more easily seen with a standard Candle Chart, but with training the eye can still ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 20, 2012
Well, in reality - that was not a "Re-Test." It was a classic Continuation move to the bottom of what is known as a 2B Vic Long Entry. Google: Harmonics + 2B Vic It seems like a lot of people are entering positions without a fundamental ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 20, 2012
I guess you took this one against the rules laid-out in the Entry protocol. The entry protocol requires that the Oscillator (Stochastics) is emerging from an Oversold Condition. In the pic you provided, that Oscillator was well above level 50 and ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 20, 2012
Not only could you have known whether or not there would have been a re-test, but you could have actually predicted the depth of the re-test zone before it happened. In fact, it is the depth of the re-test zone that actually tells you what the ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 20, 2012
This was not a failed trade. This was a failed entry signal. The higher probability was always Short, not Long. The answers can be found in Harmonic Ratios and Fibonacci Confluence Zones. Once you have that basic understanding down, then you can ...
- StealthTech replied Aug 20, 2012
My question is for FCM-Reform: FCM-Reform, Hello and thank you for being here! 1) When will FXCM publish the names of all its Liquidity Providers? One of the problems that has existed in the forex business for years, has been the duplicity with ...