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  • #5,761
  • May 11, 2008 11:13pm May 11, 2008 11:13pm
Cool- caught up - and now everyone's gone

So...uh, what's the best tf then?
Can someone post the best settings?
Can someone come to my house and make it all work?
Do I have to pay you, someone?
Can you bring beer & tequila? (Nachos on the side?)
Can you hold my hand when I blow up?
Do you mind if I blame it all on you?

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  • #5,762
  • May 12, 2008 12:15am May 12, 2008 12:15am
Hum!!! fun at the beach, and no one was invited!!!!
hey, cryten even on weekend and market is closed you did fish some pips
it's is a new week let us start trading and have some fish & pips
  • #5,763
  • May 12, 2008 8:05am May 12, 2008 8:05am
Quoting cryten
Hey Gnat! Just got back from ze beach myself, very noce! Even though we didn't get there till 5pm it was still lush and had a swim (that was cold!) Ollie copied me and legged it straight into the surf and dived in, I did get him out though don't worry.

oh and I even found a dead fish and chased the dragon round with it.

Well time for some Sangria and pizza now with a movie.

Got some news for you too when we next skype! laters

Cryten
Hi Obiwan!

Cool! - You chase her with a fish and then you fish out Ollie! Quite happy this is not FXFisherman after all! Ollie is such a nice little guy!
Talk to you again soon!!

Ciao!
Matt
  • #5,764
  • May 12, 2008 8:07am May 12, 2008 8:07am
Quoting orion70
Is that a grunion?
LOL!

Hey Bill!

I just realized that I do not know a single fishes name in English and can be sure it is the same one I have the German name to!
Maybe I can present the name later on ... this is a tricky one, LOL!

Hope you are fine - all holiday here!
Ciao!
Matt
  • #5,765
  • May 12, 2008 8:18am May 12, 2008 8:18am
Quoting nehvun
Cool- caught up - and now everyone's gone DELETED SMILEY HERE ; (

So...uh, what's the best tf then?
Can someone post the best settings?
Can someone come to my house and make it all work?
Do I have to pay you, someone?
Can you bring beer & tequila? (Nachos on the side?)
Can you hold my hand when I blow up?
Do you mind if I blame it all on you?

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LOL, Nevhun!

You really made it all through the thread then? And through the journal? Then you actually have found historical battles and nervous breakdowns combined with sometimes incredibly effective work and overall a lot of fun!
http://www.jubailforums.com/vb35/ima...ies/clap_1.gif

Beer, Nachos, Tequilla ... ok! Oh, I NEED TO BRING THEM? http://www.jubailforums.com/vb35/ima...es/newyear.gif
Christmas for you and ... you!? LOOOOL

Oh, and as you know after running through the thread - I am here to be blamed every now and then!!

Congrats for having the stamina to read it all! Welcome on board! http://www.jubailforums.com/vb35/ima...balsmilies.gif

Ciao!
Gnat Matt
  • #5,766
  • May 12, 2008 8:20am May 12, 2008 8:20am
Quoting Abouelzelouf
Hum!!! fun at the beach, and no one was invited!!!!
hey, cryten even on weekend and market is closed you did fish some pips
it's is a new week let us start trading and have some fish & pips
ROTFL!! Let's see what he has to say on that, Abou!! http://www.jubailforums.com/vb35/ima.../woot_jump.gif
  • #5,767
  • May 12, 2008 10:13am May 12, 2008 10:13am
Quoting Gnat
LOL!

Hey Bill!

I just realized that I do not know a single fishes name in English and can be sure it is the same one I have the German name to!
Maybe I can present the name later on ... this is a tricky one, LOL!

Hope you are fine - all holiday here!
Ciao!
Matt
Hi Matt

Actually, it looks to be a little short for a grunion. The reason I mention it because of a local tradition in southern California.

People go on grunion hunts late at night. Conditions have to be right (full moon, high tide, etc). A few scouts will wash up on the beach and go out with the next wave. If everything looked ok, they will signal the females to go in on the next wave. Hundreds, even thousands, will wash in on a wave and dig holes in the sand with their tales. After depositing their eggs, the leave with the next wave and the males come in to fertilize the eggs.

Collecting grunion can only be done by hand and it is a lot of fun as the ritual is usually accompanied by the consumption of large amounts of wine and a few fatties

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...0/grunion2.jpg
  • #5,768
  • May 12, 2008 12:18pm May 12, 2008 12:18pm
Quoting Abouelzelouf
Hum!!! fun at the beach, and no one was invited!!!!
hey, cryten even on weekend and market is closed you did fish some pips
it's is a new week let us start trading and have some fish & pips
LOL! Well it was a spur of the moment thing, I'll be sure to send an invite to the thread next time!

haha yes lets hope for plenty fish and pips esp as I am leaving Jp Morgan to trade the london session full time (with a part time job on the side just to be safe! :blushing:blush:
  • #5,769
  • May 12, 2008 12:19pm May 12, 2008 12:19pm
Hey Orion, no idea what fish it was, I found it all alone and dead on the beach but that tradition sure sounds like some fun!
  • #5,770
  • May 12, 2008 12:40pm May 12, 2008 12:40pm
Quoting cryten
haha yes lets hope for plenty fish and pips esp as I am leaving Jp Morgan to trade the london session full time (with a part time job on the side just to be safe! :blushing:blush:
Congrats on making the jump to full time trading! Best of luck to you.

I have been tied up for awhile trading another system but Anaconda sure looks good. I let myself get a little confused by variants to the system and now my charts look terrible Would you mind posting a tpl of whatever you are currently using? Or is your original tpl the same?

Thanks in advance.
  • #5,771
  • May 12, 2008 12:57pm May 12, 2008 12:57pm
Congrads Cryten! I remember reading the thread back when you were considering the job at JP, and here you are moving onward and upward! Happy Trading!


Quoting cryten
LOL! Well it was a spur of the moment thing, I'll be sure to send an invite to the thread next time!

haha yes lets hope for plenty fish and pips esp as I am leaving Jp Morgan to trade the london session full time (with a part time job on the side just to be safe! :blushing:blush:
  • #5,772
  • May 12, 2008 4:34pm May 12, 2008 4:34pm
Thanks guys!

Orion here is my template for the majors or any pair except gbp/jpy and other very volatile currencies.

15 or 30 min tf - if you want to use anaconda on anything longer the levels need adjusting to fit.
Attached File(s)
File Type: tpl anaconda.tpl   1 KB | 591 downloads
  • #5,773
  • May 12, 2008 4:37pm May 12, 2008 4:37pm
Thank you Sir


Quoting cryten
Thanks guys!

Orion here is my template for the majors or any pair except gbp/jpy and other very volatile currencies.

15 or 30 min tf - if you want to use anaconda on anything longer the levels need adjusting to fit.
  • #5,774
  • May 13, 2008 2:47am May 13, 2008 2:47am
Quoting cryten
Thanks guys!

Orion here is my template for the majors or any pair except gbp/jpy and other very volatile currencies.

15 or 30 min tf - if you want to use anaconda on anything longer the levels need adjusting to fit.
Hi Cryten,
how to trade this system?
  • #5,775
  • May 13, 2008 3:18am May 13, 2008 3:18am
quick question for the learned people on here. While I find cryten's system very simple and it's ability to make pips relatively easy, I am looking to enhance my knowledge of trading. I know that cryten looks at various factors before he enters a trade, like support and resistance and stuff like that.

So with that in mind, does anyone have any recommendations for books I can purchase to learn the basics of technical analysis? The main topics I'd like to cover are S&R, trendlines, and fibs.

Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Regards from the Doc (still not sure how i became Doc) ....
  • #5,776
  • May 13, 2008 3:24am May 13, 2008 3:24am
Quoting rsharpe30
quick question for the learned people on here. While I find cryten's system very simple and it's ability to make pips relatively easy, I am looking to enhance my knowledge of trading. I know that cryten looks at various factors before he enters a trade, like support and resistance and stuff like that.

So with that in mind, does anyone have any recommendations for books I can purchase to learn the basics of technical analysis? The main topics I'd like to cover are S&R, trendlines, and fibs.

Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Regards from the Doc (still not sure how i became Doc) ....
I would recommend:

Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets - John J Murphy
Technical Analysis Explained - Martin J Pring
Getting Started in Technical Analysis - Jack D Schwager


The first 2 also have Study Guides published if you would like to test yourself! All available from Amazon as you'd expect

Andy
  • #5,777
  • May 13, 2008 5:25am May 13, 2008 5:25am
Quoting orion70
Hi Matt

Actually, it looks to be a little short for a grunion. The reason I mention it because of a local tradition in southern California.

People go on grunion hunts late at night. Conditions have to be right (full moon, high tide, etc). A few scouts will wash up on the beach and go out with the next wave. If everything looked ok, they will signal the females to go in on the next wave. Hundreds, even thousands, will wash in on a wave and dig holes in the sand with their tales. After depositing their eggs, the leave with the next wave and the males come in to fertilize the eggs.

Collecting grunion can only be done by hand and it is a lot of fun as the ritual is usually accompanied by the consumption of large amounts of wine and a few fatties

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...0/grunion2.jpg
Hey Bill!

That really sounds like one great tradition! Especially the traditional fatties make groping some fish really pleasurable! So do you catch the males after doing their job, or is the hunt free for "any grunion in reach"?
Actually their behavious seems to be like the trading strategy on the fti thread: Send out the sentries, then the first part of the army, then see wether you have to defend of attack with the rest .... well, the latter part is a bit lost on the grunions!

Guess I will have to fly over an see it myself one day!

Ciao!
Matt
  • #5,778
  • May 13, 2008 6:13am May 13, 2008 6:13am
Quoting Andy B
I would recommend:

Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets - John J Murphy
Technical Analysis Explained - Martin J Pring
Getting Started in Technical Analysis - Jack D Schwager


The first 2 also have Study Guides published if you would like to test yourself! All available from Amazon as you'd expect

Andy
Good collection, Andy!

Dr. Sharpe will outtrade us all after getting through all three of them! Honestly they are all pretty good and maybe one or two will do the job. There are also a lot of e-books available here on FF - some are not that great, but you will find out pretty soon.

Ciao!
Matt
  • #5,779
  • May 13, 2008 6:15am May 13, 2008 6:15am
Quoting wolfeman
Congrads Cryten! I remember reading the thread back when you were considering the job at JP, and here you are moving onward and upward! Happy Trading!
Hey Wolfy!!

Happy too, to see Master Cryten make the final step there! Hope you got my late Email a few weeks ago - I am really a bit under water with work here.

I will send you something else later on .... I love it already!

Ciao!
Matt
  • #5,780
  • May 13, 2008 6:22am May 13, 2008 6:22am
here is a good source http://www.4shared.com
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