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- Vorbis replied May 3, 2012
In the likely pool of buy stop loss orders just beyond the resistance would be a good place to target (dependant upon other factors).
- Vorbis replied Aug 14, 2011
Thankyou for your answer. This is an example of gamblers fallacy. The flaw is in thinking that "we would get more tails than heads to even things out." In fact, the mean will tend to move closer to even without getting more tails than heads. This ...
- Vorbis replied Aug 13, 2011
Trending? — This is a very interesting area of enquiry. Do you know of any such studies? If so I would be grateful if you could point me in the direction of the evidence, thank you.
- Vorbis replied Jul 31, 2011
What sort of hats do they wear?
- Vorbis replied Jul 21, 2011
Good point. Removed my post just to be cautious.
- Vorbis replied Jul 11, 2011
The place I use is url
- Vorbis replied Jul 11, 2011
The EURO dropped rapidly through three barrier options one after the other (1.4130, 1.410, 1.4050) and seems to have stalled at the stops behind the final one. Is it possible somebody has used the jittery news coming from Euro-commentators to launch ...
- Vorbis replied Jul 8, 2011
Reading these last few posts just high-lights for me how frustratingly difficult it can be to get your head round all this 'balance of sentiment' stuff. The whole thing seems to be subjective enough most of the time that the market can react in ...
- Vorbis replied Jul 5, 2011
Rumours of stops below 4450; presumably deepening with the buying just above. Could they be targeted before any up-move?
- Vorbis replied Jul 2, 2011
I'm very much a beginner at studying this stuff, but this would be my guess too. If the barrier was defended aggressively, the defenders may have a substantial position to protect. If they calculated that the buyers were exhausted and losing ...
- Vorbis replied May 26, 2011
Maybe the information is before our eyes but we pass over it because we are looking for something else? Expectation shapes perception.
- Vorbis replied Feb 10, 2011
I found it useful to keep comprehensive notes as I read through. This will save you having to keep going back to re-read stuff later. I am trying to make this a habit in every aspect of my life. It is an exellent supplement to an unreliable memory. ...
- Vorbis replied Feb 9, 2011
They could 'trick' other participents into the market by manufacturing false break-outs? False reversal signals? Can't they also trigger certain types of options by pushing price to certain levels?
- Vorbis replied Feb 7, 2011
Nirvana is not an 'experience' of any kind, it is the 'that' that appears as all experience; the essance of being, the hardware that supports the software of conscious experience. The mind can never know it because the mind is its expression, like ...
- Vorbis replied Feb 7, 2011
There are many MT4 Demo accounts available (also many on differant platforms) that you can check your feed against. I use three (Interbank FX, Broco, Alpari UK), and use two spread-bet firms for cash trading. I compare all five for discrepancies if ...
- Vorbis replied Feb 1, 2011
If you follow the Order-Flow threads, this may be an example of Darkstars 'vacuum' in action? On a differant note, I do not know why I am posting this video apart from the fact that I am drunk, I feel sad and this is an unusual version of a track by ...
- Vorbis replied Jan 27, 2011
Remember that a rescue should not even be attempted unless you are very confident that your initial read of trend is correct. It is often better to sacrifice your scout if he is caught badly offside. Also I think if you have such a heavy rescue skew ...
- Vorbis replied Jan 27, 2011
Cannot make much sense of the 3K today, lots of uncertainty. JPY seems most out of sync? I'm going to sit on my hands until the situation clarifies.
- Vorbis replied Jan 26, 2011
I may be wrong, but I think MT-4 displays the bid price.
- Vorbis replied Jan 25, 2011
I don't see how that could be possible. We just have to accept that there will always be a large element of uncertainty in the markets. The mind hates this fact because it craves certainty; but we have to rely on probabilities I think, and accept ...