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  • #881
  • Sep 4, 2011 7:36pm Sep 4, 2011 7:36pm
later ill convert to avi and up load to utube

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=00F566YR
  • #882
  • Sep 4, 2011 10:17pm Sep 4, 2011 10:17pm
So as you can see anyone can print money using plain charts following the trend and price average of trend prices
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  • #883
  • Sep 4, 2011 11:00pm Sep 4, 2011 11:00pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeAdjncXL1w
  • #884
  • Sep 4, 2011 11:21pm Sep 4, 2011 11:21pm
only honest contributers are in my group however most of my discussions are shown here with videos and answering questions

SO REALY THERES NO NEED TO CONTACT ME VIA SKYPE OR EMAIL
AS IM NOT AT THIS STAGE INCREASING OUR CURRENT GROUP

THANK YOU FOR ENQUIRING I ONLY GIVE CONSIDERATION TO CONTRIBUTERS TO THE THREAD ANY WAY

GOD BLESS FROM Brian
  • #885
  • Sep 5, 2011 12:02am Sep 5, 2011 12:02am
Quoting brijon
no time to convert and uploasd to utube
here it is for download
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C4GG5PGV and latest screen snap shot of trades on building grid for drawdown control
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTrAk55Z1Iw
  • #886
  • Sep 5, 2011 3:56am Sep 5, 2011 3:56am
Brian, I saw you struggling with text in one of you videos. Use the text label instead that way your price tags will not move as you change timeframes. OR you can go to the insert menu, and under arrows you have a price label that you can move up and down and it will update the price. The only problem with the last option is you can't enter text.
  • #887
  • Sep 5, 2011 5:34am Sep 5, 2011 5:34am
Here is an update from hedge-trading
Drawdown is to big, but i made the mistake to be long only
on the eurusd and the gbpusd, it was almost impossible to hedge
those positions.. (I can not go long and short in the same currency
with oanda).
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  • #888
  • Sep 5, 2011 9:04am Sep 5, 2011 9:04am
I did a mistake, new version takes into account open order only (not buy or sell limits)

enjoy bye


Quoting Profit_terol
Hi,
i updated my breakeven indicator (current version is 1.0).
the calculations are now correct BUT it does NOT take account of rollover yet.
The value is rounded to make sure you take at least some small profits (eg: break even is 1.202276 -> 1.20228 if the broker precision is 5 digits).

next update will adjust breakeven target line taking into account rollover profits/losses.


bye
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  • #889
  • Sep 5, 2011 4:19pm Sep 5, 2011 4:19pm
FINACIAL NEWS DOESNT LOOK GOOD FOR USA OR EUROPE SO ONE NEEDS TO BE EXTREMLY CAREFUL TRADE ONLY DEMO OR QUICK SCALPS HERE IS A EXTRACT OF AN ARTICLE SENT TO ME



IF THIS is the week that senior traders and investors return to their desks (British children are returning to school), they have not returned from holiday in a very cheerful mood. As I write, the DAX is down (http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-05/asian-stocks-drop-for-second-day-dollar-climbs-on-u-s-jobs-europe-debt.html) 3.7% and the FTSE 100 is off 2.2%; Italian bonds are falling for the 11th successive day.
Some of this could be a hangover from Friday's jobs report in the US, and from the lawsuit launched by an arm of the government against the banking sector. But Europe's wounds are also self-inflicted. Let us sum up the recent news. The Greek talks with its multinational lenders have been suspended (broken down?) on signs the government is missing its targets; Italy's politicians are backtracking from the measures unveiled in its austerity budget. Europe's Plan A - that countries will bring their debts down through fiscal discipline while the markets wait patiently - looks less and less likely to succeed. In the FT, Wolfgang Munchau said (http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4cd8efda-d4cc-11e0-a7ac-00144feab49a.html#axzz1X56mQmK4) that

the very least one should expect is for the eurozone to abandon all austerity measures with immediate effect

Actually, that is rather a lot to expect. Just to illustrate the confusion among policymakers, Christine Lagarde, the new head of the IMF, said at the weekend that European countries should

consider stimulus measures to drive growth

while Jean-Claude Trichet, head of the ECB, called for faster implementation of austerity measures.
Plan B for the euro-zone was for fiscal union, meaning that the Germans would guarantee the debts of the periphery. But with Angela Merkel suffering her fifth regional election defeat of the year, the German government will be more reluctant than ever to sign a blank cheque.
While the authorities bicker, the borrowing costs of banks are rising as US money market funds retreat from the region. The costs of insuring against European corporate defaults has risen 7% today. That will make the banks even less keen to lend; the annual growth rate of private sector lending was just 2.4% on the latest data.
Animal spirits may not be the only factor that drives an economy. But when you consider all the above factors - sovereign debt crisis, fiscal austerity, bank funding pressures, weak credit growth, falling markets, political drift - the background facing consumers and businesses is very gloomy. Only those German companies exporting to China can feel immune.

JUST ONE OF A HUNDRED GLOOMY NEWS CONSTANTLY IM SEEING , SO ONE NEEDS TO BE EXTREMLY CAREFUL AS NOT ONLY THE USDOLLAR IS UNDER THREAT THE EURO IS LOOKING LIKE IT MIGHT BE EVEN IN A WORSTE SITUATION NOW


I THINK ONE NEEDS TO SIT BACK AS CASH IS KING NOW AND BE EXTREMLY CAREFUL WHERE YOU INVEST YOUR MONEY

MY OPINION ONLY

god bless from Brian
  • #890
  • Sep 5, 2011 8:53pm Sep 5, 2011 8:53pm
Quoting Profit_terol
I did a mistake, new version takes into account open order only (not buy or sell limits)

enjoy bye
thanks! great stuff
Bulls are stupid Animals!especially when Im short!
  • #891
  • Sep 5, 2011 9:06pm Sep 5, 2011 9:06pm
brian you are very hard to understand in your videos lately, no offence!
I don't know what you did or if you changed something?
but I don't see your mouse anymore,
you say this highest high and that lowest low,
but you have six charts open,
I don't see your mouse pointing at any chart,
how are we to see which charts highest high you are talking about?
Bulls are stupid Animals!especially when Im short!
  • #892
  • Sep 5, 2011 9:12pm Sep 5, 2011 9:12pm
Quoting Trader64
Here is an update from hedge-trading
Drawdown is to big, but i made the mistake to be long only
on the eurusd and the gbpusd, it was almost impossible to hedge
those positions.. (I can not go long and short in the same currency
with oanda).
I suggest you use MT4 so you can use the hedge dashboard and the other indicators needed for this strategy
Bulls are stupid Animals!especially when Im short!
  • #893
  • Sep 6, 2011 4:13am Sep 6, 2011 4:13am
hi brian
here in italy we have 2 trillions public debt BUT 8.6 trillions in familie's wealth... not many big countries have this good ratio. They are asking us to pay 6% on 10y government bonds beacause we HAVE the money to guarantee the payments.... you dont ask 6% interest to a poor person. you risk that he goes broke and you loose your money. We in italy have a lot of savings that big broke UK and US banks want. We also have a lot of gold bars in our central bank, UK and US banks want them also...

Big banks own the media, thats why they try to fool us every day.

Anyway, this news was from bloomberg last friday http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-02/snb-may-have-to-buy-euros-to-stem-franc-heading-for-record-weekly-advance.html.

"“The SNB will intervene in times of low trading volumes to have the biggest possible impact,” said Ursina Kubli, an economist at Bank Sarasin in Zurich. “That could be Sept. 5, as it’s a holiday in the U.S.” and markets are closed."

today (Sept 6) we appreciated the precision of bosun's lines on chf pairs. i closed 11 trades in 30 minutes making 20x11=220 pips using bosuns lines only.
on usdchf we saw the run up stopping at +6% for few minutes (+6% IS a bosuns level) before continuing to about +10% when it stopped.
bosuns lines are in big banks mind.
today we had just another confirmation.

thank you god bless
bye

Quoting brijon
FINACIAL NEWS DOESNT LOOK GOOD FOR USA OR EUROPE SO ONE NEEDS TO BE EXTREMLY CAREFUL TRADE ONLY DEMO OR QUICK SCALPS HERE IS A EXTRACT OF AN ARTICLE SENT TO ME



IF THIS is the week that senior traders and investors return to their desks (British children are returning to school), they have not returned from holiday in a very cheerful mood. As I write, the DAX is down (http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-05/asian-stocks-drop-for-second-day-dollar-climbs-on-u-s-jobs-europe-debt.html) 3.7% and the FTSE 100...
  • #894
  • Sep 7, 2011 12:51am Sep 7, 2011 12:51am
your right dude, the news tries to fool traders everyday, they are a big fraud!. If anyone has noticed, anytime the news says market is to fall its goes up hugely, and if they say it is to rise, it drops big time, this happens the majority of the time( i would say 80% of the time). So i suggest traders continue to trade thier plan, and plan their trades, and have their MM intact. Thats all one needs to survive the markets; whether it is falling or rising, anyone can "print money" forget what the so called "specialist" say. Thanks to Brian for his help and ideas... God bless

Quoting Profit_terol
hi brian
here in italy we have 2 trillions public debt BUT 8.6 trillions in familie's wealth... not many big countries have this good ratio. They are asking us to pay 6% on 10y government bonds beacause we HAVE the money to guarantee the payments.... you dont ask 6% interest to a poor person. you risk that he goes broke and you loose your money. We in italy have a lot of savings that big broke UK and US banks want. We also have a lot of gold bars in our central bank, UK and US banks want them also...

Big banks own the media, thats why they try...
  • #895
  • Sep 7, 2011 3:33am Sep 7, 2011 3:33am
big players built their wealth taking money from small players.
big players do not listen to the media they own... they have their own information channels.
media are made for small players/poor people/majority of population.

that's why they are called "mass" media... informations for the masses.

that is the only reason why they put money on newspapers/websites/television channel etc: they want to take your money.

bye

Quoting Hodgires
your right dude, the news tries to fool traders everyday, they are a big fraud!. If anyone has noticed, anytime the news says market is to fall its goes up hugely, and if they say it is to rise, it drops big time, this happens the majority of the time( i would say 80% of the time). So i suggest traders continue to trade thier plan, and plan their trades, and have their MM intact. Thats all one needs to survive the markets; whether it is falling or rising, anyone can "print money" forget what the so called "specialist" say. Thanks to Brian for...
  • #896
  • Sep 8, 2011 4:54pm Sep 8, 2011 4:54pm
sorry guys i have the flue but manaaged to do a bit of trading
as last monday the eurnews was terrible i decided to only short that currency and sit on it

as the news on the economic scene is so bad the volatility is allowing one to capture the fear in the market to trade these trends

thank you guys for your ideas and support i hope to be back in action next week

GOD BLESS FROM BRIAN
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  • #897
  • Sep 8, 2011 8:00pm Sep 8, 2011 8:00pm
up dated today
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  • #898
  • Sep 9, 2011 9:54am Sep 9, 2011 9:54am
Brian,

I have started game mode for developing the grid system and I am doing okay. I may be lucky so far but time will tell if I'm getting it down or not.

Basically, I initially put on buys and sells for all 5 pairs I'm trading and over this week, I've added trades based on your videos. I suspect there are many nuances for me yet to learn but that's what game mode is about.

Right now starting with $10,000, I have closed out some trades for profits and my DD is good...actually positive. I also started a second game mode session placing initial trades on with some rational reason based on the indicators. I included an hourly profit/loss indicator to email me (still have day job) so I can see the fluctuations in DD so they can make sense over time as to what trades I have placed or closed.

One thing sure I am learning and that is that I am getting a feel for your loss profit loss cycle which for some reason was hard to comprehend just reading posts and watching emails.

I'll keep you posted on my progress, good or bad.

Thanks again for your work.

Rando
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  • #899
  • Sep 9, 2011 3:25pm Sep 9, 2011 3:25pm
i think one should look at economic conditions of the euro its going down so shorts are the best trades for the euro group the euro has potential to go down below 1.20 and even below polarity with the us dollar which is worthless

its just an opinion but unfortunatly as i said the econimic uncertainty could see the euro to continue going down

this has an added advantage to sell on the dips all euro gbp for trading

if you are able non usbrokers alow hedging same currencys

therefore at least one can cover his bet with limit oders on hh ll
but i think using trend bias on shorts ffor the euro group one can make good profit even in these unccertain times

so as a sujestion if you are able to do this and have a non us broker
i think you will be amazed how effective this strategy is using trend bias

at present due to a bad case of the flue ill be unable to give this forum much help but i think there are plenty of videos showing trend bias ive done

God bless from Brian
Quoting Randolermo
Brian,

I have started game mode for developing the grid system and I am doing okay. I may be lucky so far but time will tell if I'm getting it down or not.

Basically, I initially put on buys and sells for all 5 pairs I'm trading and over this week, I've added trades based on your videos. I suspect there are many nuances for me yet to learn but that's what game mode is about.

Right now starting with $10,000, I have closed out some trades for profits and my DD is good...actually positive. I also started a second game mode session placing initial...
  • #900
  • Sep 11, 2011 2:43am Sep 11, 2011 2:43am
Hi Brian

Here is my latest results using bosuns lines and limit orders on my $5000 demo account opened on the 1st of June.

I missed last weeks trading due to a family holiday however although dd has increased so has the equity, it now stands at $21775.08

I shall keep the limit orders running as why fix something that isn't broke, your latest grid theory however looks a great addition and due to previous commitments I havn't been able to follow the thread so have a lot of catching up,

M.
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