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  • #35,221
  • Jun 27, 2009 2:45am Jun 27, 2009 2:45am
Quoting SomTam
More longer TF more easy.

More shorter TF more news boost possibles to make trade fail
more possibilities that trade not go way we want.


4H and 1d and 1W more easy

Looking daily charts also give more free time
out from pc.

Now in weekend good time to read and
knolidge suport resinstans areas and
how to use them as traiding.

this clocworks tread higly recomendet to read
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=155431

Yes, it requires better reaction and more skills (but not a lot more) to trade lower timeframe. These skills included beware of different hours of the days (and different days of the week), such as London open, NY open, prevent scheduled news, evaluate breaking news.

Higher timeframe traders don't need to do this, or it may be said they can't do this, it is not realistic to do so for them, but news also affect higher timeframe too. Lower timeframe traders instead will keep their hands off completely when really big news come. So, it is difficult to say which group bears higher risk.

I use H1 instead of H4 that many use here, because of different time zone, H1 is more reliable than H4 in my opinion. With my reaction, H1 is the lowest timeframe that I can mainly concentrate on. And whatever timeframe you are using, it is wise to look at the higher timeframe (a timeframe at least 4 times higher than the one you are concentrating).
  • #35,222
  • Jun 27, 2009 3:04am Jun 27, 2009 3:04am
Quoting mbqb11
I highly doubt you offend anyone who knows you Jim. Your passion is inspiring in so many ways to me. On such a different level for me now. At first it was for trading, now it is so much of your journey that I am passionate to learn from.

I always like the weekend, b/c it usually brings the thread into a different gear for at least a day or so.

Still looking forward to your "spiritual journey" section as it grows.

Thanks for sharing your insight with us beyond trading too
Mike

Yes,
that is right Mike,
and Thak You Jim,

If we talk about the emissions and the regulation costs that we (EU, US and some other countries) pay, I can not understand at least one thnig:

the costs of production rise and our products are every day less competetive in comparison to the products from let's say China, Russia...
And I do not belive they will ever take into account any care of envirinmental polution (I lived in that kind of system for nearly 20 years).
So, if we have to buy the sum of products every day - we will buy, the difference is only who would earn on it, and the sum of emission to the atmosphere will also never change - the difference is from what territory it will be emited.

I am not very inelligent man so I can miss something, but I do not understand the system of paying for emissions and all that new religion.

Peter
Jesus Christ is my only Lord !
  • #35,223
  • Jun 27, 2009 3:45am Jun 27, 2009 3:45am
Quoting mbqb11
I highly doubt you offend anyone who knows you Jim. Your passion is inspiring in so many ways to me. On such a different level for me now. At first it was for trading, now it is so much of your journey that I am passionate to learn from.

I always like the weekend, b/c it usually brings the thread into a different gear for at least a day or so.

Still looking forward to your "spiritual journey" section as it grows.

Thanks for sharing your insight with us beyond trading too
Mike
I'd second that...

I see no reason to feel bad abt anything Jim said,

This is something new he brought up, global warming is more because of a global climatic change which has very little to do with human intervention. Before today I always believed Man was serving as a catalyst to the reaction...

I am into vacations and have nothing to do except trade and yawn around, This is something I can look into...

Thnx Jim and like Mike said we all enjoy a little "off topic" stuff on the thread over the weekend.

Ghous.
I believe . . .
  • #35,224
  • Jun 27, 2009 3:47am Jun 27, 2009 3:47am
your my right hand man mike.

you never ask for anything. you never complain about anything.

everytime i look up there you are doing your thing.

suffice it to say that if it were not for mike i doubt seriously i would still be doing my thing.

yeah ive been thinking about that part of the forum.

actually have a boat load of stuff to get into and put up.

its on the to do list somewhere behind my tee time in northern new mexico in mid july.

storage can have his limos, i will take the mountains and a golf cart.

lol.



Quoting mbqb11
I highly doubt you offend anyone who knows you Jim. Your passion is inspiring in so many ways to me. On such a different level for me now. At first it was for trading, now it is so much of your journey that I am passionate to learn from.

I always like the weekend, b/c it usually brings the thread into a different gear for at least a day or so.

Still looking forward to your "spiritual journey" section as it grows.

Thanks for sharing your insight with us beyond trading too
Mike
  • #35,225
  • Jun 27, 2009 3:52am Jun 27, 2009 3:52am
Quoting ghous
I'd second that...

I see no reason to feel bad abt anything Jim said,

This is something new he brought up, global warming is more because of a global climatic change which has very little to do with human intervention. Before today I always believed Man was serving as a catalyst to the reaction...

I am into vacations and have nothing to do except trade and yawn around, This is something I can look into...

Thnx Jim and like Mike said we all enjoy a little "off topic" stuff on the thread over the weekend.

Ghous.
Was just googling my way around and most articles still feel The rising temperatures today are mostly as a result of human activity.
I believe . . .
  • #35,226
  • Jun 27, 2009 3:59am Jun 27, 2009 3:59am
almost 49 years old. 4 in the morning and im hanging out at chickenfoot.com

i need therapy.

i just know i need therapy.

im going to bed but i will leave you something to laugh (i guess) about.

i saw both sammy hagar and van halen in the same year in 1978.

in 1978 i could tie my hair in a bow under my chin.

  • #35,227
  • Jun 27, 2009 4:05am Jun 27, 2009 4:05am
Quoting tormo
does anyone have an indicator that lets you set multiple profit targets?

Hi tormo,

It's not an "indicator" it's an EA and works extremely well if you can't watch the charts over a trade. I posted the EA and a short explanation here...

http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...ostcount=32485
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
  • #35,228
  • Jun 27, 2009 4:07am Jun 27, 2009 4:07am
Quoting james16
almost 49 years old. 4 in the morning and im hanging out at chickenfoot.com

i need therapy.

i just know i need therapy.

im going to bed but i will leave you something to laugh (i guess) about.

i saw both sammy hagar and van halen in the same year in 1978.

in 1978 i could tie my hair in a bow under my chin.


LOL..in high school a girl named Maria sat behind me in math class. She would braid my hair everyday as it hung to the crack of my a....

I'm 47...LOL
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
  • #35,229
  • Edited 4:34am Jun 27, 2009 4:21am | Edited 4:34am
Quoting ghous
Was just googling my way around and most articles still feel The rising temperatures today are mostly as a result of human activity.
And that's precisely what the mainstream media wants you to believe buddy.

Over 700 of the worlds most recognized scientists know it's the suns activity and the changing of the Earth's magnetic field. It's happened thousands of times over the Earth's life. But remember, Al Gore also invented the internet...

Global warming (by people) is nothing but a scare tactic to gain control over everything. And oh, the house just passed that "energy" bill last night. Hang on to your hats, it gets ugly from here if the Senate does. 1500 "Again Unread" pages including 300 pages of amendments introduced at 3:09 AM Friday. Imagine that.
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
  • #35,230
  • Jun 27, 2009 4:38am Jun 27, 2009 4:38am
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunspot_cycles

If anyone wants to read about it. I honestly have no idea what to believe anymore in regards to almost everything
  • #35,231
  • Jun 27, 2009 4:39am Jun 27, 2009 4:39am
Quoting albchr
And that's precisely what the mainstream media wants you to believe buddy.

Over 700 of the worlds most recognized scientists know it's the suns activity and the changing of the Earth's magnetic field. It's happened thousands of times over the Earth's life. But remember, Al Gore also invented the internet...

Global warming (by people) is nothing but a scare tactic to gain control over everything. And oh, the house just passed that "energy" bill last night. Hang on to your hats, it gets ugly from here if the Senate does. 1500...
Again what's that everything?

Just trying to find out some logic behind such a huge hallucination.
I believe . . .
  • #35,232
  • Jun 27, 2009 4:45am Jun 27, 2009 4:45am
Quoting james16
i will quit after this but im passionate about stopping this. i said before i dont want to offend anyone but if it does it does.


On Friday, the House of Representatives passed today cap-and-trade tax legislation designed to reduce carbon emissions by raising the prices of oil, gasoline, natural gas, coal, home heating oil, and anything else that produces carbon dioxide emissions, believed to be the main culprit behind supposed global warming. That is estimated to increase costs per family by an estimated $1,600 to $3,200 each year.......
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Jim, PLEASE don't quit!! Don't EVER quit this!! If folks like you (and the rest of us) do, we're doomed as Americans if not already by these radical fanatics. Remember folks, we hire these idiots to "steer" the ship. WE THE PEOPLE still say "Where it goes". If we give that up, ALL the families, fortunes and LIVES lost over 250 years will be for nothing. When looking for someone to stop this madness, look in the mirror!! Because that's where you'll find your hero's.
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
  • #35,233
  • Edited 5:03am Jun 27, 2009 4:52am | Edited 5:03am
Quoting ghous
Again what's that everything?

Just trying to find out some logic behind such a huge hallucination.

Hallucination? Dude, dig into it. I sat and watched the house on CSPAN all day yesterday. If this bill passes the Senate, the government has power over everything "energy" related. You want an incandescent light bulb? Sorry, that uses too much power. Never mind that these new "energy efficient" bulbs last only half as long, cost 4 time as much AND, they contain toxic chemicals that need costly special treatment to dispose of properly. I know, I've tried them for years now. They can tell you what kind of house you can build, what materials you can use, WHERE you can build it!! The list is SO long it would take me 30 maxed out posts to cover half of it.

"Energy Related" is what I mean by "everything". Think about for a while. How many things that are produced can you name that aren't related to using energy in some way?? Hell, they even want to limit the number of cows a farmer can have because their FARTS contain methane. Don't believe me? Then why the 320 million in the stimulus package to study how to reduce it?

No ghous, you know how much I value and appreciate you but, the hallucination is believing this ISN'T the case.
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
  • #35,234
  • Jun 27, 2009 5:37am Jun 27, 2009 5:37am
Quoting albchr
Hallucination? Dude, dig into it. I sat and watched the house on CSPAN all day yesterday. If this bill passes the Senate, the government has power over everything "energy" related. You want an incandescent light bulb? Sorry, that uses too much power. Never mind that these new "energy efficient" bulbs last only half as long, cost 4 time as much AND, they contain toxic chemicals that need costly special treatment to dispose of properly. I know, I've tried them for years now. They can tell you what kind of house you can build, what materials you...
Got your point.

Thnx.

Oh and BTW, I think you misconstrued my post, I was referring to this hyped stuff abt humans behind global warming as hallucination, I obviously find weight in what you guys have said so far.

I believe . . .
  • #35,235
  • Jun 27, 2009 5:44am Jun 27, 2009 5:44am
Quoting ghous
Got your point.

Thnx.

Oh and BTW, I think you misconstrued my post, I was referring to this hyped stuff abt humans behind global warming as hallucination, I obviously find weight in what you guys have said so far.

Sorry for my misunderstanding then. When you bolded my statement with the word "everything" in it, and then asked "what's that everything" I naturally thought you were calling that a hallucination...LOL
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
  • #35,236
  • Jun 27, 2009 5:47am Jun 27, 2009 5:47am
Quoting albchr
Sorry for my misunderstanding then. When you bolded my statement with the word "everything" in it, and then asked "what's that everything" I naturally thought you were calling that a hallucination...LOL
Lol, never mind.
I believe . . .
  • #35,237
  • Jun 27, 2009 5:57am Jun 27, 2009 5:57am
Quoting Jduester
It's important to see the true source of order flow though....
Josh

Not random at all. The fib is drawn across the high low range of the PB. That's where it will stay until the pin is broken. Its then a case of watching to see if/when it retraces into this area. Does it work? Sometimes, sometimes not. In the case of GBP and NZD, yes we are in traffic as you say, but but if the R to R is within my framework I am comfortable with that. Here's one from earlier in the week on another pair. I had already shorted this from Fri eve down to 95.00. Which is why I was happy to take the 4h PB arrowed. And that's even without taking in to account the rejection from the 150ema and the prev support area highlighted. Even standard pivot points line up. Personally I only need a couple of confirming reasons to take the trade. Plus, with a realistic target of 95.00 again I have odds of 2 to 1 in my favour. Hope this helps.
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Never underestimate an idiot.
  • #35,238
  • Edited 6:37am Jun 27, 2009 6:04am | Edited 6:37am
Quoting ghous
Lol, never mind.
LOL...OK

But the logic behind it that you asked about is really pretty simple. If the people "believe" that people caused it, then they will believe that people can stop it. This opens (opened) the door for the power hungry elite to "take control" to do so. Also, it was largely started by Al Gore (and others) who are heavily invested in new "green" technology companies. With the passing of this bill, they stand to make hundreds of millions or more.

What really defies logic is that folks buy into it all. Think of this for a second. One Mt. Saint Helens like volcano eruption spews more ash and toxic gas into the atmosphere than all the humans on Earth combined since the start of mankind. Not my opinion, a fact of science. Now how many tens of thousands of eruptions have there been through the ages? And yet the good old Earth still thrives.

The Earth is much larger than most folks small view of it. And as much as we might not like to think so, people are a pretty insignificant speck in the overall picture. We simply can't have that much effect on things unless we're talking nuclear bombs. They can do some pretty large damage quickly but still, over time, the Earth will win. Now I'm not saying that we shouldn't be mindful of we treat it. We should be and the fact is, we haven't been. But we really need to keep it in proper perspective by educating ourselves to the facts, and not blindly following the words of those with an "alternative" agenda.
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
  • #35,239
  • Jun 27, 2009 6:49am Jun 27, 2009 6:49am
Quoting Jlr
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunspot_cycles

If anyone wants to read about it. I honestly have no idea what to believe anymore in regards to almost everything
even if you say this to yourself I know for sure and beyond the reasonable doubt that you trust price to trade in fact I believe everyone here does.

I guess that's why you say "almost" lol.

Marcel.
  • #35,240
  • Jun 27, 2009 6:52am Jun 27, 2009 6:52am
Hello Folks,

I am surprise to read so many posts offering their individuals perspectives on subjects that seem to reflect such poor vision on human behavior. I understand how we are all affected by the actions of ANYONE in a position of power. Powerful people affecting our lives is not limited to politicians..most of them we have not ever heard or read about so the masses go around playing the blaming game while they ones pulling the strings continue reaping the benefits of our ignorance. Living in society involves a participation in things that affect some in a beneficial way and others not. We can look at the world of forex and see very little difference in how humans behave. Our actions benefit some and not others.... etc.. etc... I will get off my soap box and point out that blaming one person or group for the failures or success that we experience is like trading five seconds timeframes... the human condition needs to be looked at with the same approach that we take on this thread.... We have been going at it for thousands of years and human action just like price action has its ups and downs. In the meantime, we can practice damage control in our daily lives and say thanks to the person who bags our groceries or share a smile with a stranger. Oh, well I got this out on a slow and uneventful saturday morning... Wishing everyone a sastifying weekend.

Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno
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