That I take decision?
- #22,562
- Jun 29, 2011 10:26am Jun 29, 2011 10:26am
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1.45xx next.. if 1.437x holds..
Sonic
born to speculate
- #22,564
- Jun 29, 2011 10:38am Jun 29, 2011 10:38am
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- #22,569
- Jun 29, 2011 11:31am Jun 29, 2011 11:31am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,552 Posts
TAH,
U ain't trading,, ur pure gambling,,
from what I know u have been shorting for two days, keep adding shorts..Ur positions must be in deep red..
U must have big pocket and may eventually right but ...
Pls remember, one fine skill of the profitable trader is getting the timing right...hence doesnt have to risk much DD.
Sonic
For example, EU is in a down trend (see Daily pic), which was my basis for my confidence in Sonic Scouts each time I saw price rise to a new level and suddenly more large volume showing up. And today, multiple times, PA has put in highs that create a declining series of highs trend (see M15).
Trading is a gamble, but less so if the method and the discipline are good. You are right to, and invited to, point out areas of discipline that might need scrutiny and work. I welcome that from you, because you are the originator and Master of the proven good system. And I thank you, because my trading discipline needs more improvement than most.
In this particular case, I did start off yesterday tired and a bit careless, so even though I did have a reason for the trade overall, I should not have traded. I should have slept. In my forecast for the week (see H4) PA was progress upwards. This was not my forecast, however the SonicR Trend line was still declining and PA has a solid series of lower HLs across the chart. So, another day up (or more as it turns out) is not critical.
Well, time will tell. The forecast two weeks ago was good. Last week was ok, but offset in time. This week is not good. Nevertheless, the long term trend is down.....and my insurance.
Sonic, thank you for the times you show concern and point out things that I can work on.
-tah
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- Edited 12:22pm Jun 29, 2011 11:51am | Edited 12:22pm
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- #22,572
- Edited 2:25pm Jun 29, 2011 1:40pm | Edited 2:25pm
@ Tah,
I guess the BB must have taken an interest in the lines that I posted yesterday - they drag them in like fireflies
Regards,
Hans
This is NOT meant as an insult - just came to realize that - but more like a continuation in my chart picture story.
I guess the BB must have taken an interest in the lines that I posted yesterday - they drag them in like fireflies
Regards,
Hans
This is NOT meant as an insult - just came to realize that - but more like a continuation in my chart picture story.
"The future is already written in the past"
- #22,573
- Jun 29, 2011 2:15pm Jun 29, 2011 2:15pm
- | Joined Jan 2011 | Status: Just a trader of trades ... (5 | 1,439 Posts
@ Tah,
I guess the BB must have taken an interest in the lines that I posted yesterday - they drag them in like fireflies
Regards,
Hans
enjoy my life ... and ride the waves - all what I do 
- #22,574
- Jun 29, 2011 2:19pm Jun 29, 2011 2:19pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,552 Posts
Hello people
A couple of days does i found an Internet page a system very similar to this one for which they receive 5000 from his pupils.
I am not know very well that indicators it uses but the system is the same that of sonic. And on the videos i have see that offer very good results.
I know that the gray wave is said to him ( wave ds) to the orange they are called him (wave A) and to the blue wave T.
As I have heeard in the video
Large-> it need a sign of two ticks
It is necessary to identify a sign and for it the waves are used t and to....
I saw your previous post. My first thought was....."What the hell is that crap?". It doesn't appear anything like the Sonic R. System by Sonicdeejay. $5,000.00 for it? Listen, I'll give you good advice.
Send me $4,000.00 for this good advice. When I receive the $4,000.00 I'll tell you to forget about buying that.....whatever it is......., and you will be $1,000.00 saved! Then you can join this thread without any additional charge, and have access to the best indicators available absolutely free. By the way, they come with instructions, too....no charges for them, either.
As a bonus, you don't even have to follow the instructions. You can just ask stupid questions right here on this thread,......and begin pissing me off!
Regards,
-tah
- #22,575
- Edited 3:25pm Jun 29, 2011 2:46pm | Edited 3:25pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,552 Posts
@ Tah,
I guess the BB must have taken an interest in the lines that I posted yesterday - they drag them in like fireflies
Regards,
Hans
I started with EU and, using the horizontal line tool, began to add some S&R lines to the chart. I just did not like the fact that the right margin labels show up, and there was no way to not display them. Or, was there...?
The result of it all is a new indy, the SonicR S&R Lines indicator. Right now I have it set up to allow the user to enter up to 10 S&R levels, by level number, into the External Inputs. It is the part that requires care, exercising discernment in the selection of levels to enter. But the eye is better than any fractal or other indicator search for S&R. And once done, it is done. When PA moves beyond S&R displayed, just drop the furthest and add new ones. The trader could keep a written log of all levels, re-entering those necessary if PA comes back, etc. The indicator then displays the lines/labels exactly in the same variety of ways that the SonicR Chart Panel displays Levels, pivots and RgH/RgL lines. Once the S&R level numbers are entered, appearing on the chart, that chart of that pair can be saved as a template using the pair symbol in the name of the template.
Different numbers are entered for a different pair, of course, and then that template is saved. Once this process is complete for each pair traded, the saved templates can anytime be applied to a corresponding pair chart, and the S&R lines are there. The indy can be set up to automatically not display the lines above a chosen TF. Or, the indy can just be turned off, preserving the S&R settings but not displaying anything.
I find it really cool. My hope is that the effort will encourage me now to exercise added discipline in the future, to look for PA movements to, thru, and with possible retraces back to, the various S&R levels. And to look carefully at Sonic R. setups in that relationship......like UChf today!
I owe some "thanks" to you, so "Thank you, Hansma."
Regards,
-tah
- #22,579
- Jun 29, 2011 3:10pm Jun 29, 2011 3:10pm
"I owe some "thanks" to you, so "Thank you, Hansma."
Regards,
-tah[/quote]
Thank you Tah, Bo no you DONT - Itīs just that sometimes I see things a little more different - Ie looking at pure price action around s+r. Your contributions to this thread is of great value - so keep it comming. I really like your posts - even if we disagree
regards,
hans
Regards,
-tah[/quote]
Thank you Tah, Bo no you DONT - Itīs just that sometimes I see things a little more different - Ie looking at pure price action around s+r. Your contributions to this thread is of great value - so keep it comming. I really like your posts - even if we disagree
regards,
hans
"The future is already written in the past"