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- FFUser7 replied Nov 25, 2010
S&P USD correlation — "ye i think the stock exchange data makes the dollar move,hows that exactly correlated?why does the eurusd go the same way as the sp500?" Because foreigners who buy the S&P have to buy USD to pay for it in USD. Even ...
- FFUser7 replied Oct 2, 2009
Maybe M$ do it so that they... — ...can bring out a subsequent version or an "upgrade" which they can sell for more. Stratman said: "Amazing that microsoft limits you like this ... "
- FFUser7 replied Oct 1, 2009
Dumb question to someone so experienced as you maybe but do you perform regular housekeeping on your PC? Clear out your browser cache, cookies, delete what you don't use, perform disc & registry clean up and defrag your drives? Example: Windows ...
- FFUser7 replied Sep 30, 2009
Have you tried doing a system restore back to a date when your setup was satisfactory?
- FFUser7 replied Sep 29, 2009
Darn it, I must really be getting past it - when I first read it I thought it said ex4 :-)
- FFUser7 replied Sep 29, 2009
He didn't mention MQ4. Maybe the poster just wants to try chopping and changing (put & take) between V3 & V4?
- FFUser7 replied Sep 29, 2009
Carried unanimously!
- FFUser7 replied Sep 29, 2009
The more charts (and indicators) you have then the greater is the load on your PC's CPU. Try deleting what you don't actually use.
- FFUser7 replied Sep 23, 2009
I asked that when I first came upon this system. In the end I read them all and got finished about two or three weeks qgo. Actually it's well worth reading them all, especially to see the spin-offs and understand the development process. Along with ...
- FFUser7 replied Sep 23, 2009
I've noticed before that spreads often widen as the fed announcement day approaches (it's today).
- FFUser7 replied Sep 20, 2009
Impossible to answer. Different traders using the same method will produce different results. Anyway, why do you want to know? It's only what you can do that matters.
- FFUser7 replied Sep 17, 2009
I'm on EST. My brokers are at -5 GMT and -6 GMT. All the charts are real time and show what is at the present and I work off what I see. I just leave everything at 0 GMT. Saves me from over-taxing my brain. Anyway, it seems to work. KISS rules for ...
- FFUser7 replied Sep 10, 2009
I agree that volume is most often indicative of thrust but I was just wondering about whether it was brought about by the active co-operation of the big boys or a collective "jumping on the bandwagon," so to speak. There was an interesting situation ...
- FFUser7 replied Sep 10, 2009
The "they" running the prices up and down? It certainly seems to me as though "they" do but then I remember that the "they," assuming by which we mean the banks and big players, are in competition with each other. Or does anyone think they're ...
- FFUser7 replied Sep 10, 2009
Oh so true.
- FFUser7 replied Sep 7, 2009
Put enough lines on a chart and some are bound to be hit :-)
- FFUser7 replied Sep 3, 2009
I renamed my multi-line template MPips.tpl in your honour :-)
- FFUser7 replied Sep 2, 2009
My thoughts are that in trading it is a BIG mistake to become over confident. The markets can be very humbling.
- FFUser7 replied Sep 2, 2009
Yes, actually I use and quite like the template you posted. Seemingly it includes trend lines for different time frames? Anyway, for me, when I see the extra lines, it adds a degree of confirmation for my analysis. PH
- FFUser7 replied Sep 2, 2009
Another oddity, that may of course be peculiar to my particular setup, is that if I put the trix V6[1][1].1 on a chart along with Miss P's MTF, then the dashed zero centre line, regardless of the TF used of the trix vanishes. Put the trix on any ...