This is most complex thread what I read there in ff. I dont understand anything that you talking about
- Joined Apr 2017 | Status: 38737526 / 29052019 | 1,245 Posts
{quote} Hahahathen some newbies like me is going to blow up the accounts.
Market is not random but unpredictable
- Joined Apr 2017 | Status: 38737526 / 29052019 | 1,245 Posts
{quote} I am not so sure a system is the answer. Question - Can you feel the pulse of the market, do you understand what's just happen? Unless you can say YES to both questions - take the Red Pill and close the door behind you when you leave.
Market is not random but unpredictable
- Joined Dec 2018 | Status: Member | 3,238 Posts
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His reason for deleting is he wants to avoid trolls, he wrote that in his post.
His 2 post above were made in response to TimeTells post.
Pete and Z, I have to make this post.
For FF members.
Promise my last.
Hi BW,
No probs about you posting again imo.
I may be crazy (good chance), but it would seem to me dkrock might ATTRACT more trolls by constantly posting then deleting his posts straight away.
I did ask dkrock a follow up question when he said the market doesn't move from target to target (candle to candle).
Of course, dkrock & I may be talking about 2 different things (happens on threads) which is why i wanted to clarify.
If dkrock should look in ever again, then the chart below would show my version of "repetitive" candle to candle, target to target behaviour, which may be a different scenario to his view in his first post, before he deleted it.
(And also this is a 4hr chart, a trader could also check other timefames for the fractal nature of the market).
(edit: ps trading immediately away from these target candles is not the only way to trade targets
).
- Joined Dec 2018 | Status: Member | 3,238 Posts
Hi dkrock,
FFS your post was deleted as I was writing a reply lol.
Oh well, I saved a little of the post this time.
But cheers for your somewhat time restricted answer.
saved quote from dkrock:
A target candle is any reverse in direction that is large enough to beat the spread.
Yes, we do both use the same word “Target”.
But you and I have completely different meanings for it.
Thank you, that was all I was wanting to understand from your first post here. How you actually define a "target".
FFS your post was deleted as I was writing a reply lol.
Oh well, I saved a little of the post this time.
But cheers for your somewhat time restricted answer.
saved quote from dkrock:
A target candle is any reverse in direction that is large enough to beat the spread.
Yes, we do both use the same word “Target”.
But you and I have completely different meanings for it.
Thank you, that was all I was wanting to understand from your first post here. How you actually define a "target".
- Joined Sep 2015 | Status: Member | 2,142 Posts
{quote} Hi RickM, I didn't write any of those impressive posts.This math part is the larger spectrum which tells about the entire market where and what might happen in the future. Imagine if you have this part in your repertoire together with your volume indicator. CrucialPoint uses both. His is a complete strategy. The post above is to point to the specific conversation on FF that relate to the math part for those members interested. Easy for them instead of searching this entire forum(I have to read through them first, filter then post.)...
I understand your point and I see great value in their impressive work. Let me read up on their work some more and I will shut up until I do.
My point is trading doesn't need to be hard, we should be trading a strategy that feels the pulse of the market.
Cheers
Trading thin liquidity at the boundary of the charts
