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  • #11,741
  • Jul 1, 2009 9:58am Jul 1, 2009 9:58am
Hi Folks

The first system thieves have renamed THV to "Daisy Chains" and offer a mentoring program of ONLY 1000$ in the net.

They renamed THV to Daisy Chain but are that stupid that they didn't rename all the indicators.

So beware, Daisy Chain is THV V3 and there is no need for a mentor, all you need is to read this thread!!!
  • #11,742
  • Jul 1, 2009 10:09am Jul 1, 2009 10:09am
I like "Daisy Jane" by America; but never heard of Daisy Chains!! :*) People are desperate for monies but never spend a minute to better themselves in life.


Quoting cobraforex
Hi Folks

The first system thieves have renamed THV to "Daisy Chains" and offer a mentoring program of ONLY 1000$ in the net.

They renamed THV to Daisy Chain but are that stupid that they didn't rename all the indicators.

So beware, Daisy Chain is THV V3 and there is no need for a mentor, all you need is to read this thread!!!
~*~You are only one trade away from humility~*~
  • #11,743
  • Jul 1, 2009 10:11am Jul 1, 2009 10:11am
Quoting cobraforex
Hi Folks

The first system thieves have renamed THV to "Daisy Chains" and offer a mentoring program of ONLY 1000$ in the net.

They renamed THV to Daisy Chain but are that stupid that they didn't rename all the indicators.

So beware, Daisy Chain is THV V3 and there is no need for a mentor, all you need is to read this thread!!!
I have seen it in another forum. That's really poor. But fortunately some dudes posted the truth with a reference to your thread.
  • #11,744
  • Jul 1, 2009 10:27am Jul 1, 2009 10:27am
I suppose 4.01 is better than 5 since v4.01 shows divergence while v5 doesn't.
  • #11,745
  • Edited 10:48am Jul 1, 2009 10:28am | Edited 10:48am
Quoting MissPips
There are two kinds of divergence: Regular and hidden. Regular divergence is a trend reversal signal, hidden divergence is a trend continuation signal ............
Really well explained post ...
  • #11,746
  • Jul 1, 2009 10:52am Jul 1, 2009 10:52am
V5 shows divergence but it is set not to do it on the 1 m chart by
default and also set not to draw lines by default. Just turn those
options back on.

Quoting MyaNyx
I suppose 4.01 is better than 5 since v4.01 shows divergence while v5 doesn't.
  • #11,747
  • Jul 1, 2009 11:47am Jul 1, 2009 11:47am
Both versions are the same but with different default settings, like MissPips already mentioned.

Quoting MyaNyx
I suppose 4.01 is better than 5 since v4.01 shows divergence while v5 doesn't.
  • #11,748
  • Jul 1, 2009 1:03pm Jul 1, 2009 1:03pm
Thanks for informing, so besides the default settings both are the same.
  • #11,749
  • Jul 1, 2009 1:35pm Jul 1, 2009 1:35pm
I am impressed with the thought that has gone into this method and compliment the authors on their selflessness. I am in awe of coders who can make symbols on a screen turn into magical programs.

I am not one of those people who wants to avoid any work and just leaps into a thread and asks so I started reading the thread from the beginning and I'm up to page 75 and have printed out and read the V3 manual. However, the reading of the thread is a daunting task in that I can tell that a lot of what I'm reading has been superceded. As stated, I am quite prepared to do the work but I'd appreciate it if some kind soul would point out an approximate page number or date on which I could start so as to not miss anything nor cover anything that is now redundant.

Thanks in advance,

PipHopeful
  • #11,750
  • Jul 1, 2009 2:10pm Jul 1, 2009 2:10pm
Quoting PipHopeful
I am impressed with the thought that has gone into this method and compliment the authors on their selflessness. I am in awe of coders who can make symbols on a screen turn into magical programs.

I am not one of those people who wants to avoid any work and just leaps into a thread and asks so I started reading the thread from the beginning and I'm up to page 75 and have printed out and read the V3 manual. However, the reading of the thread is a daunting task in that I can tell that a lot of what I'm reading has been superceded. As stated, I am...
You can 'speed read' the thread by reading Cobra's posts first. Note down Cobra's references and then speed read the next major contributor or jump from Cobra's post to the topic/question he is addressing - not that hard really ...

Have fun
  • #11,751
  • Jul 1, 2009 2:35pm Jul 1, 2009 2:35pm
Quoting macman
You can 'speed read' the thread by reading Cobra's posts first. Note down Cobra's references and then speed read the next major contributor or jump from Cobra's post to the topic/question he is addressing - not that hard really ...

Have fun
I didn't know FF has "show this user's posts only" function, if it does, how can I use it?
  • #11,752
  • Jul 1, 2009 2:39pm Jul 1, 2009 2:39pm
There are many good contributions of other traders in this thread.

If you really want to study THV it's the best to read each by each, it's worth the time, believe me.

It will take you less time than to study lawyer.

Quoting MyaNyx
I didn't know FF has "show this user's posts only" function, if it does, how can I use it?
  • #11,753
  • Jul 1, 2009 2:56pm Jul 1, 2009 2:56pm
Quoting macman
You can 'speed read' the thread by reading Cobra's posts first. Note down Cobra's references and then speed read the next major contributor or jump from Cobra's post to the topic/question he is addressing - not that hard really ...

Have fun

Well, everything is relative, including "not that that hard." I'm nearly 80 years old and I find that sitting and staring at a screen for extended periods can be very tiring. I don't know how old you are but if not yet elderly then you may find it so eventuallyhttp://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon7.gif

But thanks for the tip - I'll give it a go.
  • #11,754
  • Jul 1, 2009 3:02pm Jul 1, 2009 3:02pm
Quoting PipHopeful
a lot of what I'm reading has been superceded.

Thanks in advance,

PipHopeful
Maybe but unless you read through you will not konw why. THV is a system with many different trading interpretations. Reading through though time consuming will teach you a lot and will be very profitable $$$ in the long run. Don't dismiss the many questions asked and the very may detailed explanations given.

Now those " get rich quick " bums who stole TVH and are selling it might do better if they went through all the postings here, downloaded and printed all the relevant postings, questions and answers then sold the book. But that may be too much work for them.
  • #11,755
  • Jul 1, 2009 3:07pm Jul 1, 2009 3:07pm
[quote=MissPips;2842437]There are two kinds of divergence: Regular and hidden.

MissPips,

Thanks for you detailed explanations and postings. Very much appreciated the effort that you put.
  • #11,756
  • Jul 1, 2009 3:12pm Jul 1, 2009 3:12pm
Great trading and explanation of your method. All the best this comming month.

Could you post your w/l stats. also.
  • #11,757
  • Jul 1, 2009 3:17pm Jul 1, 2009 3:17pm
Wow, almost 80 years, that's very relative, lol.

I can't show you a way how to read the most important posts, it depends on what TF you will use.

Maybe you can give us a hint and we can help you to link to the right corner.

BTW: I would recommend TF's like 15M and higher. I'm a scalper and as lower the TF as better for me but I plan to stop scalping because of the high stress affect with 60 (in about ten years).

Quoting PipHopeful
Well, everything is relative, including "not that that hard." I'm nearly 80 years old and I find that sitting and staring at a screen for extended periods can be very tiring. I don't know how old you are but if not yet elderly then you may find it so eventuallyhttp://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon7.gif

But thanks for the tip - I'll give it a go.
  • #11,758
  • Jul 1, 2009 3:48pm Jul 1, 2009 3:48pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by macman http://www.forexfactory.com/images/buttons/viewpost.gif
You can 'speed read' the thread by reading Cobra's posts first. Note down Cobra's references and then speed read the next major contributor or jump from Cobra's post to the topic/question he is addressing - not that hard really ...

Have fun

Quoting PipHopeful
Well, everything is relative, including "not that that hard." I'm nearly 80 years old and I find that sitting and staring at a screen for extended periods can be very tiring. I don't know how old you are but if not yet elderly then you may find it so eventuallyhttp://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon7.gif

But thanks for the tip - I'll give it a go.
Indeed everything is relative ....

I am nearly 60, so not such a huge difference - except I trade from 07:00 until I have made my pip quota which can often mean that I am looking at 5 screens continuously - without a break - for up to 12 hours a day - and yes, I get tired but I don't let it stop me.

I do take Sunday off though ..

Trading is frustrating, very time consuming and very tiring ... welcome to the mad house
  • #11,759
  • Jul 1, 2009 3:57pm Jul 1, 2009 3:57pm
Quoting macman
Quote:
Originally Posted by macman http://www.forexfactory.com/images/buttons/viewpost.gif
You can 'speed read' the thread by reading Cobra's posts first. Note down Cobra's references and then speed read the next major contributor or jump from Cobra's post to the topic/question he is addressing - not that hard really ...

Have fun





Indeed everything is relative ....

I am nearly 60, so not such a huge difference - except...
Yep, I understand, you are to be commended. When I was 60 I could push a house over too. But after 20 years, open heart surgery that went wrong, three stomach operations, gall bladder surgery and 3 prostate procedures I find I can't do now what I could do at 60. Please look for a PM from me.
  • #11,760
  • Jul 1, 2009 3:59pm Jul 1, 2009 3:59pm
Quoting PipHopeful
Well, everything is relative, including "not that that hard." I'm nearly 80 years old and I find that sitting and staring at a screen for extended periods can be very tiring. I don't know how old you are but if not yet elderly then you may find it so eventuallyhttp://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon7.gif

But thanks for the tip - I'll give it a go.
Hi PipH, 63 and disabled here. I don't post much. Not that I don't know a thing or two but typing can be a "challenge". You can waste a lot of time and effort on FF but THV is a real gem. Just start slogging through it. You'll soon learn which posters to skip and which to read twice. I've been lucky enough to be involved from the beginning. Lot of time wasters here but many I wish I could hug for all the help they've given. No names. I'd forget someone who's doing a great job. Bad on me. You'll figure it out. Maybe 2 HR stints two or three times a day? I understand the "press of time" in our circumstance. I assure you that your time investment in this study will be worth the investment. Oh, and if you every have trouble getting to sleep I can recommend any number of other threads here that will put you in a coma in a flash. THV is a page turner! Jim PS Can't seem to get this to format right. Sorry for the Jumble.
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