From post number one: "I use TDI indicator but can be replaced with RSI also."

Interesting thought; would be good to see different entry/exit methods, such as the RSI or others.

I don't believe you are the moderator and have the kind of authority to make this statement. Might try the kinder approach if you feel you have something that needs to be said.

I turned it on now.

This is the opposite of profitable money management. You can see this if you flip a coin 100 times: on heads take profit of 50 and on tails lose 100. Money management is critical in trading, and the only money management that will survive long term ...

I'm quite sure this method would be far better with a 1-2 risk-reward.

I don't see this question addressed to anyone, and nothing is quoted, are you asking this to me? Or to EagleFaith? Or Who? If you're asking me, what you have stated is not correct. Let me say it like this: if the market opens and then begins going ...

That's certainly true, but does not negate the point that the Hi/Lo indicator forms the day's high/lo immediately after the market "opens."

Actually not, as the indicator will paint today's low at a one pip drop from the open, and the high at a one pip increase from the open. So initially you start out with a tiny box, the high and the low, and of course then the box widens as the ...

Haha...I'm thinking she discovered what most people do when trading market profile: it frames the market well, but provides no real edge as to trading it.

This picture is of the market open; the indicator is showing the market made a low, followed very shortly after by a high. Not sure what good this information is.

I don't think she's trading using Market Profile anymore. I contacted them awhile back and asked to be notified of any more seminars, and they said they'd put me on a list to be notified "if she continues with this method and has another seminar." ...

I can see that very thing on this day for sure:

This is a quote from "Windotrader" that I was reading tonight, but it is a well-supported viewpoint even within the Market Profile community: "The Market Profile is not a trading system; it does not tell you where you should buy or sell the market, ...

But we don't know how low the low will be.

OK done, here's what we look like now.

Yes, I see price went up, formed a the high then fell.

Here is the one I have...

OK they're on a chart now.

Yeah, I'm not real good with hints, suggestions, or innuendos.