JR,
Look at post #386 really seriously buddy and think about what we are doing here.
K.I.S.S.
. . . . . . . . . click the arrow ^
20 pips a day isn't too much to ask . . .
Indicator Free Trading - Skunny
- #7,883
- Jan 31, 2012 6:48am Jan 31, 2012 6:48am
Fair enough, u can see that on Skunny's charts also; well not actually on his charts but if you try to duplicate his charts you can see it on your charts :nerd:... but
Thank you ! appreciate your answer 
.
Thing is there are so many ways of using the info in this thread; some people fib ranges, others look at inner levels respect; you say good s/r is where price is not hanging about at a level, some say true s/r is where "support becomes resistance" like bartstop pointed and first cycle138, others preach true s/r is "the sr outlined from the fib". And then again some walk the fib where others just find it. There may be people who use all these concepts and more to make their own quail and there may be others who trade only those "set ups that have almost no fib failure". So... to qoute the Man:
My friend, I am aware of that chart; however I'm not sure I follow you, but I can tell you what I am NOT doing here: I'm not trying to say fibs dont work or fibs are this or that or to point fingers. The reason for my recent blabber is a question (rather rhetorical) addressed to skunny/cycle62 and it goes like this:
Q: Was that EUR/CAD chart a good example of market manipulation?
TheHumanWebCrawler
I'm working on that right now . . . when I have it verbalized I'll be coding into my EA.
Essentially, IMO, you are looking for price not hanging about at a level . . . the lower the timeframe the more confidence you can have that you have identified SR correctly . . . IMO.
. Thing is there are so many ways of using the info in this thread; some people fib ranges, others look at inner levels respect; you say good s/r is where price is not hanging about at a level, some say true s/r is where "support becomes resistance" like bartstop pointed and first cycle138, others preach true s/r is "the sr outlined from the fib". And then again some walk the fib where others just find it. There may be people who use all these concepts and more to make their own quail and there may be others who trade only those "set ups that have almost no fib failure". So... to qoute the Man:
DISCLAIMER TO ALL :Just because I say things that don't work with your current systems doesn't mean I'm wrong or right.
JR,
Look at post #386 really seriously buddy and think about what we are doing here.
K.I.S.S.
Q: Was that EUR/CAD chart a good example of market manipulation?
TheHumanWebCrawler
Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted.
- #7,884
- Edited 7:45am Jan 31, 2012 7:14am | Edited 7:45am
- Joined Jan 2008 | Status: In Fibonacci We Trust | 2,397 Posts
Fair enough, u can see that on Skunny's charts also; well not actually on his charts but if you try to duplicate his charts you can see it on your charts :nerd:... but
Thank you ! appreciate your answer
Thing is there are so many ways of using the info in this thread; some people fib ranges, others look at inner levels respect; you say good s/r is where price is not hanging about at a level, some say true s/r is where "support becomes resistance" like bartstop pointed and first cycle138, others preach true s/r is "the sr outlined...
This stuff has made sense to me a bit at a time after much testing, many failures, wrong turns etc.
Please keep doing what you are doing and you will see things that you will place a great value on. So great a value that you will not be inclined to give it up to anyone, especially on a public forum.
K.I.S.S.
- #7,885
- Jan 31, 2012 7:32am Jan 31, 2012 7:32am
I'm not trying to say fibs dont work or fibs are this or that or to point fingers. The reason for my recent blabber is a question (rather rhetorical) addressed to skunny/cycle62 and it goes like this:
Q: Was that EUR/CAD chart a good example of market manipulation?
TheHumanWebCrawler
You have 2 chioces, give up (probably the most sensible thing to do) or figure out what works for you (you will most likely never be able to do that).
20 pips a day isn't too much to ask . . .
- #7,892
- Feb 6, 2012 12:51am Feb 6, 2012 12:51am
- Joined Jul 2009 | Status: symbol | 1,549 Posts
Keep smiling
- #7,893
- Edited 5:22am Feb 6, 2012 4:24am | Edited 5:22am
- Joined Jul 2009 | Status: symbol | 1,549 Posts
Keep smiling
- #7,894
- Feb 6, 2012 10:36am Feb 6, 2012 10:36am
- Joined Jul 2009 | Status: symbol | 1,549 Posts
I'm watching.
Keep smiling
