I hope you don't mind me saying, but i question your TL as it's origin is subjective, you've tried to make the line 'fit' the lows. USDJPY is consolidating within a monthly pin-bar from 2 months ago... image

You'll enjoy this thread.

Regarding your original statement "I am manually inputting these data in Excel", you could try playing around with the DDE and then write some simple VBA code to present the data in Excel as you wish - here's a thread on how to use DDE.

I really want to try BO but i'm wary of the concept. It's the same as using a 100 pip SL and a 65 pip TP on each and every trade - the only advantage i see for BO is you only need to be 1 pip 'in the money' to get your 65% payout and your trades ...

This is a fascinating video of how William Greenspan day trades, or should that be day-traded as it's a very old video. video

What do you mean 'squiggly lines'? I'll see if my google ninja skills can find what you need...

The brevity is alluring, can you elaborate please?

On weekly, there's a space (orange box) that price can't seem to penetrate - the left shoulder high from start of 2012. image

Just found this little web widget

Hanover did one here. I haven't tried it yet but can you post results as i'm interested to see if hangs or lags MT4, as it looks like it does of a lot of data crunching.

For completeness, MT5 allows you to look at historical spread data: image Here's the indy... file

Also, it's best to use arrays as it gets messy using vars for each one: int longs[3], shorts[3]; for(int i=0; i<3 ; i++) { longs[ i ] = (Ask - Low[ i ]) / Point; shorts[ i ] = (High[ i ] - Bid) / Point; }

Use Point(); you can show the spread using this: Comment((Ask-Bid)/Point); If you want to get the decimals from another symbol, then you have to use MarketInfo(): symPoint = MarketInfo("USDJPY", MODE_POINT); hth

Use the FF calendar and click the graph icon, then try to match the graph against your chart to identify correlations.

High leverage is only risky if you don't understand the underlying implications. When you place a trade, the leverage determines how much of your own money is put into the brokers black box that you can't touch whilst the trade(s) are open. High ...

Good call on the NZDUSD; on 4-hour it seemed too obvious for a reversal at the first test of the yellow box, but it did drop 100 pips. Would you still sell on the chart below? Is is too late? image