Disliked{quote} Total mess my friend. You are totally wrong. Trend is the result of price movement. Price moves because traders execute market orders.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Total mess my friend. You are totally wrong. Trend is the result of price movement. Price moves because traders execute market orders.Ignored
Disliked{quote} After looking at your attached picture, you should close your market watch and navigator in your metatrader and make it full screen, the chart is longer (wider) in my chart. If any differences left after that, It's because of difference in my and your broker data.Ignored
Disliked{quote} ooo fuck , this is big problem, i use icmarkets so top broker. I can check other company, give me name your broker,Ignored
Disliked{quote} No, It's not a problem. I've compared many brokers and overall the data is the same, of course with some differences. But that's also why I wrote in first post, that comparing many brokers would give confirmation on trades. I personally have 5 different brokers loaded with this template. So whenever I do a trade I compare them all to get most valid data. Also it does not matter if It's a demo account or real account, the data will be the same. So if you want to take this strategy to the next level you download metatrader 5 from various brokers,...Ignored
DislikedWindowTop: https://windowtop.info/ You can compare different broker data manually by clicking from one tap / window to another or you can use this free app. It makes you overlay different screens and makes you change visibility / opacity. For example if you want to overlay 3 brokers, you set one window to 100%, second to 50% and third to 33%. This is a pro tip and it not really needed but if you are a perfectionist this will give you some satisfaction.Ignored
Disliked{quote} to understand what I say, you should increase your dimensions I cant explain a sphere to whom living in 2 dimensions. good luck mateIgnored
Disliked{quote} Ooh something new here. In addition to correct trader mood, psychology and colored lines now we have dimensions... Oookkaaayyy. This is the problem of 99% traders here. You can't explain things and at the same time you have a strong believe in nonsense. Again: market orders move the price. Trend is the result of the movement. This way only and there are no other options.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Okay- Market orders move the market. What is it you are trying to say? What exactly is your beef with the thread starter?Ignored
Disliked{quote} What you mean "okay"? Like I said that 2+2=4 and you said "okay"? It is not okay, it is basics. If you don't know the basics and post the bullshit like that guy (nonsense about dimensions, trends and so on) that mean there is nothing to discuss with you. Same as you said "okay", but it is not okay. If you registered since 2015 and still don't know the basics it is not "okay". Okay if you said "yes, market orders move the market". That will be okay. So please if you have nothing to say then keep your forex fairy tales in silence. I know them...Ignored
Disliked{quote} But it is very useful if you want to determine the walls. Because if you are in profit and face the wall then better to exit then wait for it to be eaten (because in most cases it will not and the price will bounce back to loss. So in this case 20 min lag of orderbook data looks like a joke.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yeah, thanks for your input Ryan, and that is what I thought as well... the 20 min lag is a killer for lower time frame trading. With that said, I did take screenshots of the Order Book (OB) for EURUSD on an hourly basis from 4:00am EST to 10:00pm EST on several different days, and it was remarkable to me that the distribution of Buy and Sell pending orders didn't seem to change all that much from one 20-min update to another. Almost as if the pending orders, that weren't actually triggered by price, were relatively stable. But the large...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Orderbook is a list of limit orders higher and lower the current price. Limit orders higher the current price are asks, lower are bids. The orderbook data can be used to determine the walls. It is very useful when you are in profit, but you hit the wall. Then better exit. And here the orderbook data will help you too. Because it is highly recommended to calculate if there is enough orders in the orderbook to fill your market exit (not to bring you back to the loss area). Both methods are useless with a lag. So I don't see any purpose to...Ignored
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Ryuryu Again a bunch of nonsense.
Refer to my previous post where I proved that your very fx foundations are wrong.Ignored
Dislikedps, so sorry AGAIN Lekkim, but it has to be said, misinformation must always be called out imho else those reading ryuryu afterwards may assume it was factual, when it wasn'tIgnored