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  • #28,741
  • Edited 10:49am Dec 6, 2011 10:29am | Edited 10:49am
Hi Tah...,

This question might irk you a lot.., but is there a possibility that i can turn off the small panel that comes in the left hand top corner, which shows currency, the tf.., spread, range, candle time, and the price when i load the market panel display controller ( i read the compile, but there was no mention of it being able to be turned off, i face some problems with it on with charts getting slower to react, maybe my computer has become old ).., so please if there is a way.., would be great if you could let me know. I think my computer always had problems with indicator clocks.., so....I tried to use other charts that i'd created, but none stand so elegant and so fit to the SonicR.., so i'm making this request

regards...,

paapi
  • #28,742
  • Edited 11:17am Dec 6, 2011 10:56am | Edited 11:17am
Quoting paapi
Hi Tah...,

This question might irk you a lot.., but is there a possibility that i can turn off the small panel that comes in the left hand top corner, which shows currency, the tf.., spread, range, candle time, and the price when i load the market panel display controller ( i read the compile, but there was no mention of it being able to be turned off, i face some problems with it on with charts getting slower to react, maybe my computer has become old ).., so please if there is a way.., would be great if you could let me know. I think my computer...
Geez, paapi! Have you even looked at the External Inputs for the SonicR Chart Panel and the SonicR Clock Panel? I think not!

Ok, here is a hint. For these two indicators, open the External Inputs window and take a gander at the very first user input!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This input controls all the functions. The next input simply controls whether or not the panel(s) are displayed, leaving the selected functions performing.

BTW, when you post any chart of a trade, please do show the Chart Panel, as it will immensely help all readers of this Sonic R. System thread quickly see what pair the trade is being illustrated for. Your co-operation is much appreciated.

As pertaining to my being irked by questions, let me just say that over several years I have yet to see any such questions posted about these indicators that could not have been answered by the poster himself/herself, if only they had taken the time to read the indicator compiles and to experiment with the External Inputs. I liken it to students that refuse to read and contemplate, and just want the teacher to give them the answers!

But, all such questions are permitted, so no hard feelings.

Regards,
-tah
  • #28,743
  • Dec 6, 2011 11:53am Dec 6, 2011 11:53am
EU:

Entered M5 SC short (EP= 1.3400), in anticipation of price dropping into the asian session (see previous posts) and in consideration of the high relative volume at the recent M5 highs. The Sonic Scout (SC) trade can be trend following, or CT. This is trend following (refer to M15 chart), but still the SC trade is a very high risk trade.
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  • #28,744
  • Edited 12:29pm Dec 6, 2011 12:11pm | Edited 12:29pm
EU Comment:

The attached M15 shows the BBs pumped the price back up to the whole number area, on less than average volume, just before the end of the London session. This could be interpreted as a pump to get the price higher to resume their trading. And if this is the case, they are shorting. Maybe the anticipation is that the asian BBs will drive the price down to add longs, and the current BBs are building a short position for that run down.

So, the BBs will have no incentive to drive the price lower, just take advantage of the higher range while they whip the price around as they work. Let the asian session BBs drop the price later, if they are going to add longs cheaply. PA might just linger the rest of the day.

This is speculation.
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  • #28,745
  • Dec 6, 2011 7:06pm Dec 6, 2011 7:06pm
Quoting traderathome
Geez, paapi! Have you even looked at the External Inputs for the SonicR Chart Panel and the SonicR Clock Panel? I think not!

Ok, here is a hint. For these two indicators, open the External Inputs window and take a gander at the very first user input!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This input controls all the functions. The next input simply controls whether or not the panel(s) are displayed, leaving the selected functions performing.

BTW, when you post any chart of a trade, please do show the Chart Panel, as it will immensely help all readers...
Ha ha Tah,

I'd turned that function off in the external input even before i posed the question and suddenly even the vertical lines showing the LO, N, and LC disappeared and that is why i asked if only that thing could be turned off.., will look into again..., i hope i am not one of those students . Yeah.., i will make sure when i post chart it has that panel
  • #28,746
  • Dec 6, 2011 8:23pm Dec 6, 2011 8:23pm
Quoting traderathome
EU:

Entered M5 SC short (EP= 1.3400), in anticipation of price dropping into the asian session (see previous posts) and in consideration of the high relative volume at the recent M5 highs. The Sonic Scout (SC) trade can be trend following, or CT. This is trend following (refer to M15 chart), but still the SC trade is a very high risk trade.
EU:

This SC trade was stopped out for 10 pips loss from EP to SL.
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  • #28,747
  • Edited 11:03pm Dec 6, 2011 10:40pm | Edited 11:03pm
EU:

M30 has an upside breakout look to it. And, I thought the asian session might bring a move downwards in preparations for a move up, which has not happened. Still, FO/LO could drive the price back down before a move up. Maybe the asian BBs are playing the same game as the US BBs,....building shorts while waiting for the next guy to drive the price down before a long drive begins. Convoluted, yes? And it is purely speculative.

Monday, Sonic said, ".. If 1.348x cleared..1.351x will be next.." It happens that GMT based pivot MR3 is right in that area, along with the last most significant candle body highs. If we do get a move up, that looks like a prime target area. For me, the question is will FO/LO (or somebody) start with a move down first?

So, while it looks bullish, the next move might be either way.
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  • #28,748
  • Dec 7, 2011 12:40am Dec 7, 2011 12:40am
EU:

Still waiting for FO/LO, but this pop up has me less bullish and more bearish now. Highest volumes at the highs! A downwards trending channel has the lower TL around the range low for the day near the London session end.

FO/LO might move price even higher, but in light of the upwards move prior to the London session, and with the overall longer term (H4) trend being down, I am now disposed to the bearish side of things.

However, it is best to remain in neutral until the London session, and let the market decide whatever it will.
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  • #28,749
  • Dec 7, 2011 1:14am Dec 7, 2011 1:14am
HI SonicR/ TAH,

I attached a trade i took this morning (singapore time). Can you please comment on this trade. Low/ High Risk? would you take this trade? I know its not LO but i want to have a feel during asian hours.

I would like to know your opinion as i learnt FX for only 3 mths.

My reason for this trade is, i've gone through a few pair and found N/U has a better Dragon angle. its a high risk trade but i want to learn from mistakes. As for the volume, i am still trying to figure out the meaning.




Regards,


marcoxq
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  • #28,750
  • Dec 7, 2011 1:25am Dec 7, 2011 1:25am
Quoting traderathome
Doncex, you and I have had a "run in" before, when you spouted accusations, clearly refuted by my posts on this thread. Nevertheless, this thread is where you got started towards the success you claim. But you continue to come back here and make accusations, and continue to not post any successful trades here.

If you are successful from your experience on this thread, you are being very selfish to not contribute back to this thread in a postitive manner. Moreover, you continue with your insulting manner on this very thread that got you started!...
Mr. TAH I'm just want to help others traders
I'm just saying that sonic R not easy system and profesional traders it know it
Nothing in forex is not easy
  • #28,751
  • Dec 7, 2011 1:30am Dec 7, 2011 1:30am
Quoting marcoxq
HI SonicR/ TAH,

I attached a trade i took this morning (singapore time). Can you please comment on this trade. Low/ High Risk? would you take this trade? I know its not LO but i want to have a feel during asian hours.

I would like to know your opinion as i learnt FX for only 3 mths.

My reason for this trade is, i've gone through a few pair and found N/U has a better Dragon angle. its a high risk trade but i want to learn from mistakes. As for the volume, i am still trying to figure out the meaning.

Regards,
marcoxq
NU:

The structure of the setup was fine,.....PA wave, angle on Dragon, EP around break of previous significant highs, etc.

The failure to run far is typical of asian session setups. This is a reason why Sonicdeejay recommends to only trade the London session.
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  • #28,752
  • Dec 7, 2011 1:37am Dec 7, 2011 1:37am
Quoting Doncex
Mr. TAH I'm just want to help others traders
I'm just saying that sonic R not easy system and profesional traders it know it
Nothing in forex is not easy
Doncex, I think you are trying to say that nothing in forex is easy, that the Sonic R. System is not easy, and that "professional" traders believe that.

I disagree. For one thing, losing money is very easy in forex. For another thing, the Sonic R. System is easy. What is not easy is having the patience to await the superb setups and then apply the method exactly as Sonicdeejay recommends. Finally, who gives a shit what "professional" traders believe? We Sonikers take money from them every week!

Regards,
-tah
  • #28,753
  • Dec 7, 2011 1:39am Dec 7, 2011 1:39am
Quoting traderathome
NU:

The structure of the setup was fine,.....PA wave, angle on Dragon, EP around break of previous significant highs, etc.

The failure to run far is typical of asian session setups. This is a reason why Sonicdeejay recommends to only trade the London session.

Now i understand why you guys hold till LO, i notice that a small run will start on asian session for past few days so i was just trying out if my view are right. it took profit a few minutes ago. Sorry may i know what is EP? may i know where to learn how to interpret the volume? i am still in my guessing game so its not good for me....
  • #28,754
  • Dec 7, 2011 1:41am Dec 7, 2011 1:41am
Quoting pipphunter
BTW, I don't think his result is successful, neither consistantly make profit. everyone make $$ in Sep and early Oct, when come to more difficult market condition, he is not making any!!

his Sharpe ratio is too low, only 0.28, I won't consider any one is good trader if sharpe ratio below 0.6.

Myfxbook seems very good analysis tool, but I don't feel right to give password to a website, and they only support MT4 account?
Time will tell all situation about trading in myfxbook
  • #28,755
  • Dec 7, 2011 1:50am Dec 7, 2011 1:50am
Quoting traderathome
Doncex, I think you are trying to say that nothing in forex is easy, that the Sonic R. System is not easy, and that "professional" traders believe that.

I disagree. For one thing, losing money is very easy in forex. For another thing, the Sonic R. System is easy. What is not easy is having the patience to await the superb setups and then apply the method exactly as Sonicdeejay recommends. Finally, who gives a shit what "professional" traders believe? We Sonikers take money from them every week!

Regards,
-tah
Oh yes every week "tons" of pips

I wish you to understand reality
  • #28,756
  • Edited 2:31am Dec 7, 2011 2:01am | Edited 2:31am
Quoting Doncex
Oh yes every week "tons" of pips

I wish you to understand reality
Doncex, there you go, making accusations again. You are trying to put words in my mouth, and then refute your very own words!

It might be you that needs a reality check.

Hey, if you are so gung-ho on whatever "improvements" you refer to, then I challenge you to start posting some successful trades based on your "improvements". Do you care enough to share? Actually, even just one such trade would be a good start. How about it, Doncex?

Oh, and make that a LIVE TRADE.

As for your "tons of pips", I think you are greedy. Remember DanPa? Now he is a trader's Trader! But his trades were mostly 20-30 pips, and he'd be out!!!! I don't recall him ever having a losing trade, either. Maybe he did, because it has to happen sometimes. Nevertheless, he is an extremely successful trader, learned the Sonic R. System, and went on to actually become a professional trader!

Have a good day, Doncex.

Regards,
-tah
  • #28,757
  • Dec 7, 2011 2:07am Dec 7, 2011 2:07am
UCad:

Might be one to watch. Look at the building volume as BBs worked the price down from the basing area! A SonicR long setup could be coming.
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  • #28,758
  • Dec 7, 2011 2:34am Dec 7, 2011 2:34am
Quoting traderathome
Doncex, there you go, making accusations again. You are trying to put words in my mouth, and then refute your very own words!

I think you are the one that needs a reality check.

Hey, if you are so gung-ho on whatever "improvements" you refer to, then I challenge you to start posting some successful trades based on your "improvements". Actually, even just one such trade would be a good start. How about it, Doncex?

Oh, and make that a LIVE TRADE.

As for your "tons of pips", I think you are greedy. Remember DanPa? Now...
I wish, I kept quiet.
  • #28,759
  • Dec 7, 2011 2:55am Dec 7, 2011 2:55am
Quoting Doncex
Time will tell all situation about trading in myfxbook
look mate, you made one step forward, we are happy for you. however, to being professional trader, you still have long way to go, the attitude you have now will make your next step much harder...

base on princeple of Sonic R system, professional trader need to achieve follow:
1. trade real money, account size at lease = your weekly income.
2. every trade risk at lease 1.5% of account (EP to SL >= 1.5% acc)
3. continues trade record of over 6 mth
4. overall win rate over 75%
5. average win : average loss in dollar more than 2:1
6. any single loss in $ must less than average win in $.
7. sharpe ratio over 0.60

this the standard for myself, if you can do it, I will be hat off for you.
seeing through
  • #28,760
  • Dec 7, 2011 2:55am Dec 7, 2011 2:55am
GU:

Another to watch? PA wave isn't pretty, but it's there. And lots of volume increase as price was worked to the highs. A sudden move down and the Dragon angle could be ok. Possible entry just as price moves down thru whole number?
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