This is most complex thread what I read there in ff. I dont understand anything that you talking about

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DislikedThis is most complex thread what I read there in ff. I dont understand anything that you talking aboutIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hahahathen some newbies like me is going to blow up the accounts.
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Disliked{quote} Not necessarily if you try to create a system first before playing ... (it might take some time, but it’s worthy and can save you a lot of money and disappointment)Ignored
Disliked{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.Ignored
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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.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Until an order is activated, price does not move. You would be head faking yourself, but you are welcome to do it. Do your card counting thing and best of luck.Ignored
Quoting dkrock{quote}<br /> A target candle is any reverse in direction that is large enough to beat the spread. I use multiple time frames to create a pricing cycle of the up and down movement. When the cycles are in agreement, that shows a high probability of a profitable trade. When they are not in agreement, it shows a low probability of a profitable trade. I understand most people have very little experience with graphs: the data collection, and the analysis of the collection displayed as a graph. So, they do what seems easy; draw lines to connect highs and lows and pretend it means something. It does not. Predicting future events involves [BDislikedaveraging averages[/b], not the analysis of the outliers of the data. Predictions are further validated by the price movement moving vertical into profitable territory with little to no draw down. It takes screen time to develop such consistency. The lower the time frame you analyze, the more frequently the patterns will draw themselves and the more experience you will gain. You probably didn't tie your shoe the first time you tried it. You probably didn't marry the first person you dated. You probably didn't read a book the first time you learned a word. You probably did not speak full sentences after you said "mama" the first time. All things require practice and continuous process improvement. When you can find trades with a blacked out main chart, no candles nor lines, then you will be trading like me.Ignored
Disliked{quote} This post contain some serious math content, see if you grasp any of these on the conceptual level. First statement by Craig. Controversial because there's an assumption to consider. https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...64#post3641264 "Wrong, consider a stationary Gaussian Random walk, it's generated via random numbers (or as random as a computer can), when it gets more than 2 standard deviations from the mean, what are the chances of the next step being closer to the mean? (hint: it isn't 50%)." CrucialPoint's response...Ignored
Disliked{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.)...
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DislikedThe traders job is to find the non-random parts whist maintaining a healthy respect for the amount of randomness that does, no-doubt, exist. My own personal view is that by the definitions I have set the markets are 'mostly' random, non-random islands do exist, but they are hard to find in terms of any mathematically rigorous definition.Ignored
DislikedThe better question is what is the true nature of price series - and what are the exploitable characteristics of the underlying nature?...
But you take them all and put them together and you have a dynamic system that can be represented in a price distribution that has definable characteristics. What are they and which of them can be exploited? Perhaps that question would put you on the right path...
(as an aside, Can future transactions be predicted before they happen? This is the stuff that trading edges are built from - of particular note might be the study of order flow trading.)Ignored
DislikedRead the following posts made 11 years ago. From the source, great minds in conversation. Fantastic on point post from Craig. https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...34#post3639534 {quote} https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...64#post3641264 https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...15#post3643315 https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...37#post3643537 Amazing post by FEXZ, with that final ootb aside. https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...93#post3642293 {quote}...Ignored
DislikedBW - you should probably remove that tag saying you left FF. I for one, am glad your back. I may not always agree with your perspective, but you do bring a fresh view to the table. Best, AlmoIgnored