Try these books, I read them and liked very much: Basic Economics - A Citizen's Guide to the Economy - Thomas Sowell A Beginner's Guide to the World Economy - Randy Charles Epping Investors guide to economic fundamentals - John Calverley Guide to ...

Opie, it's from an article published in the IEEE, it's not targeted to the layman, it's for the scientific community. They have to mention all those terms and use that language, otherwise their article wouldn't be deemded rigurous enough and ...

Tdion, after the post exchange earlier I'm not going to actually reply to any of your posts addresses to someone else, or to me like in this case. You can't wait to point out the "mistakes" you think I'm making and quite honestly I've got better ...

Yes, you're right.It depends a lot on how someone decides to use them and what kind of data they use them on. Probably most people that end up being disappointed in them are the ones that don't know the principle "garbage in, garbage out" or that do ...

A wavelet transform has absolutely nothing to do with Elliot Waves. It is a DSP technique somewhat similar to a Fourier transform. Do you really think someone in an institutional environment would joke around with Elliot Waves? Whoaa, you all ...

No it doesn't. If the term "window" was ambiguous, it refers to how many previous points they take into consideration, a window of 100 would mean the previous 100 prices or whatever type of data they use it on. A wavelet transform takes a time ...

This is the last post of mine on this thread. Are you serious? Go through my post history, there are quite a few posts where I do try to help people.I don't spend as much time posting as you do because I'm too busy with other things, but this is ...

For the record, the thread you mentioned "died" because I no longer wanted to keep posting, given the reaction I got from a few people including you. Unlike you, I don't like causing a fuss and know when I need to stop so I don't end up ruining it ...

Have I stepped on your toes recently or something? I have no idea who you are and no recollection of ever talking to you. You must be confusing me with someone else.

This is certainly very odd. I'm not sure if you're going to get the help you need here though, try contacting MetaQuotes as well in the meantime. Technically they're more qualified to help you. Or try contacting your broker.

Guys, really, focus your energy on other threads. It's obvious tdion does not accept contradictory opinions and you're doing nothing but feed this pointless so called "discussion" which is basically tdion's monologue, because he doesn't care what ...

Umm...joke right? They're in controlled bankruptcy mode I believe.

No, why would you think that?

If I were you I'd try to contact them and ask what specifically are they reviewing. Tell them you're starting to get worried and need to know if you're worrying for nothing. Ask them if this is a routine procedure.

Did you do anything that might've made them reluctant at sending you the money? Did you trade by taking advantage of a faster price feed? Is the bank account in your name?

Looking forward to this, my system also uses HLC with no charts. I'm subscribing to your journal.

very wise words

I'm not a client of MBTrading but everyone seems to be complaining about spreads lately. The best thing to do if spreads bother someone a lot, especially if they're scalping is to just stay on the side until things get back to normal. No more cheap ...

FirePips, if you've been happy so far with MBTrading, I suggest you don't switch your account to another company based solely on some temporary fluctuations out of MBTrading's control. If the spreads were caused by them then moving would be ...

So let me see if I understood correctly, you're bitching about losing 5k on a DEMO account, on a LATE FRIDAY EVENING, when you know that trading is closed in the weekend, therefore it's pretty obvious that you risk a lot by still having open ...