Disliked{quote} Half information is always dangerous, and it defeats the purpose of the thread.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Half information is always dangerous, and it defeats the purpose of the thread.Ignored
Disliked{quote} What I am seeing is clues are shared and it is up to the individual to go and do more research in order to get to the understanding of the message (no spoon feeding). I personally think it is a good way of learning - by getting your hands dirty.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Trading requires thorough preparatory work. Trader has to analyse market in the context of the big picture. And constantly updated to latest intraday info that paints our charts as it reveals it's target intention. {image} {image} {image}Ignored
DislikedI have in fact just paid someone with a supposedly proven track record to show me a way in which you can trade, which is unlike anything I will find in books or on FF, so I await with bated breath!Ignored
DislikedA Concept Building exercise ...... {image}{image}{image}{image}{image}{image}{image}{image} There are NO shortcuts to legitimate learning when it comes to trading. So stop making excuses and go review your goals and stick to your plan. Grow up and mature and move on from instant gratification and seek ONLY delayed gratification in your trading. Work on having more self control and patience. The markets will still be there tomorrow. And if they're not then you move on. Since my last post yesterday, people simply went back into their comfort zones...Ignored
DislikedHi BWilliam Nice charts and trade setup - but I have a problem. "Trading requires thorough preparatory work" No it doesn't, trading is simple because expansion is just a reflected on increasing volume that destroys one side of the order book. We only need a naked chart, a good source of volume and a low IQ to understand what is going on (we don't need to be smart). I mean who the hell cares what the H1 / Day chart is doing before - we only need to wait till the order book hits a major inbalance - then trade. I sit all day on M1 studying...Ignored
Disliked{quote} from which/whose course is this index attached i wanna go through the course too.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi RickM, I was explaining market structure using fibs and rectangles. I don't want to venture into proprietary volume tools. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I would rather say read from the histogram itself without the indicators (MAs) that are attached to it.Ignored
Disliked{quote} didnt notice MAs at all, now only i saw them but my question is still valid and wait for BWilliam.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi BWilliam Nice charts and trade setup - but I have a problem. "Trading requires thorough preparatory work" No it doesn't, trading is simple because expansion is just a reflected on increasing volume that destroys one side of the order book. We only need a naked chart, a good source of volume and a low IQ to understand what is going on (we don't need to be smart). I mean who the hell cares what the H1 / Day chart is doing before - we only need to wait till the order book hits a major inbalance - then trade. I sit all day on M1 studying...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I understand. I would be concerned more about the ticks (volume). Open two different brokers' charts and compare their tick volume. You might notice that the total numbers for each period are different though the shape and look of the histogram might look more similar in terms of ratios.Ignored
DislikedHi Again Bill is the volume lagging too and order block method above that? {image}Ignored