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  • #861
  • Mar 8, 2012 8:38am Mar 8, 2012 8:38am
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  • #864
  • Mar 9, 2012 12:36pm Mar 9, 2012 12:36pm
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  • Mar 9, 2012 12:47pm Mar 9, 2012 12:47pm
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  • #866
  • Edited 6:39am Mar 15, 2012 6:21am | Edited 6:39am
Hi rocky very intresting thread you have, in the begining you have clean chart without indicator and i love it because that is the way i trade but now you lots even indicator at the bottom of your chart i love to be in this thread if is going to be clean and no indi. i will be posting my set-up soon so that we discuss them together. nice thread thou.








remember patient-greed=success
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2130 hrs, Stopped out for 6 Pips x 3 contracts.
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Plus $2,625.00
  • #870
  • Mar 22, 2012 4:42am Mar 22, 2012 4:42am
Appreciate your thread and there are lessons here but posting trades that have already happened are not actually that helpful or creditable
  • #871
  • Edited 7:51am Mar 22, 2012 7:37am | Edited 7:51am
Quoting lucklogic
Appreciate your thread and there are lessons here but posting trades that have already happened are not actually that helpful or creditable
Lucklogic, Welcome to my thread. All my trades are current live trades. If you look at the date and time of my last Eur trade (top center) you will see 03/19/12.

This trade was taken live on that date strickly based on the Dollar index chart. I took a snap shot of this trade on the 19th but did not have time to post it. I did not take a snap shot of the Dollar index on the 19th but to show other on F.F. how I decided to "Long" the Eur I showed the current Dollar Index chart.

This is how I've been making my living for the past 5 years, and it's a very good living. If you read my entire thread you will see that 85% of my trades posted are within minutes of making the trades.

I started this thread because I saw new traders being given false hope by some of these so called F.F. Gurus who kept telling others how big their "wheel Barrows" where getting but never showing any of their trades. And that their systems they where pedaling would not work if you wanted to make a living trading.

My trading style is the real deal, this is exactly how the Institutions trade, their charts would look very similiar to my charts. Take it or leave it. You can learn from a full time futures trader when I decide to post or you can learn from trial and error, Good Luck, Rocky...
  • #872
  • Mar 22, 2012 9:37am Mar 22, 2012 9:37am
Quoting rocky
Lucklogic, Welcome to my thread. All my trades are current live trades. If you look at the date and time of my last Eur trade (top center) you will see 03/19/12.

This trade was taken live on that date strickly based on the Dollar index chart. I took a snap shot of this trade on the 19th but did not have time to post it. I did not take a snap shot of the Dollar index on the 19th but to show other on F.F. how I decided to "Long" the Eur I showed the current Dollar Index chart.

[color=blue]This is how...
thanks Rocky I appriciate your thread and your trading method. I am busy working my way through the thread . Thanks and keep up the great postings . cheers
  • #873
  • Mar 22, 2012 4:23pm Mar 22, 2012 4:23pm
Hello Rocky, great job man , I've been learning with your charts, please when you have a time explain a little more how you relate the volume with the candles, it will help me and the others to have a better idea of your points, thanks again for your posts.
  • #874
  • Mar 24, 2012 8:37pm Mar 24, 2012 8:37pm
Hii everybody...I interested with supply demand analysis too, I hope we can share each other.

I also learn this from Sam Seiden too. I usually trade Hang Seng (Hong Kong stock index) but also trade forex & gold sometimes.

Nice to join this forum..thanks Rocky!
  • #875
  • Mar 27, 2012 6:10am Mar 27, 2012 6:10am
Quoting rocky
Lucklogic, Welcome to my thread. All my trades are current live trades. If you look at the date and time of my last Eur trade (top center) you will see 03/19/12.

This trade was taken live on that date strickly based on the Dollar index chart. I took a snap shot of this trade on the 19th but did not have time to post it. I did not take a snap shot of the Dollar index on the 19th but to show other on F.F. how I decided to "Long" the Eur I showed the current Dollar Index chart.

[color=blue]This is how...
Rocky,

Sorry if you have already covered this, but is there much difference between futures and spot when applying your strategy?

Kind regards,
  • #876
  • Apr 3, 2012 2:41am Apr 3, 2012 2:41am
Hi Rocky,

Very impressive. I have a question please.

On page 6 where you demoed how to draw supply and demand zones , after drawing the zone ( supply in this case ) you spoke abt drawing the fibs. I have re read and read it but was not able to understand how you choose where the fib top comes.

Meaning we start from the bottom after a fall , then you mention " draw the fib to 50 , 61.8% level and then extend it to 1618 , 927" etc.

I can start from the base where the price beginns to rise but where do I put the 100 % mark ? since the price just keeps going north after that.

thanks

Quoting rocky
Lucklogic, Welcome to my thread. All my trades are current live trades. If you look at the date and time of my last Eur trade (top center) you will see 03/19/12.

This trade was taken live on that date strickly based on the Dollar index chart. I took a snap shot of this trade on the 19th but did not have time to post it. I did not take a snap shot of the Dollar index on the 19th but to show other on F.F. how I decided to "Long" the Eur I showed the current Dollar Index chart.

[color=blue]This is how I've...
  • #877
  • Apr 3, 2012 4:19am Apr 3, 2012 4:19am
Hi Rocky , from what I have understood , should' nt the demand zone be drawn from the high of the previous red to the low of the green bar from where the price takes off upside?

In your diagram that is not the case at point C , would you pls explain why ?

thanks
Quoting rocky
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  • #878
  • Apr 3, 2012 11:37am Apr 3, 2012 11:37am
Riprider, Jimbo865, Jethro360, 4xFactor and Simr. I would like to thank all of you for posting these great questions. Unfortunately I have decided to take a break from posting my trades on F.F. for a while and strickly do what I do best, "Trade".

Hopefully I have posted enough charts that will move you in the right direction and have you trading like an Institution. Recently I have added Volume to my trading. The volume in Futures (CME Globex) will with out a doubt increase your winning percentage if used properly at Supply and Demand Zones.

This is the Volume of the World Central Banks. You will not have true volume in the Spot Forex. If you do then it's from your Broker, they make money by trading against you, very unreliable.

There are other good threads on F.F. that will teach you about Supply and Demand and VSA (Volume Spread Analysis). Even though I actually get very bored trading I'm not leaving completely, just not posting as much as in the past. Good Luck, Rocky...
  • #879
  • Apr 4, 2012 3:14pm Apr 4, 2012 3:14pm
Quoting rocky
Riprider, Jimbo865, Jethro360, 4xFactor and Simr. I would like to thank all of you for posting these great questions. Unfortunately I have decided to take a break from posting my trades on F.F. for a while and strickly do what I do best, "Trade".

[color=blue]Hopefully I have posted enough charts that will move you in the right direction and have you trading like an Institution. Recently I have added Volume to my trading. The volume in Futures (CME Globex) will with out a doubt increase your winning...
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  • #880
  • Apr 5, 2012 6:05am Apr 5, 2012 6:05am
Quoting rocky
Hopefully I have posted enough charts that will move you in the right direction and have you trading like an Institution. Recently I have added Volume to my trading. The volume in Futures (CME Globex) will with out a doubt increase your winning percentage if used properly at Supply and Demand Zones.
Hi Rocky

I'm reading through your thread a learning a lot. Could I ask where you get your data from? I'm interested in seeing the volume. Is it through your broker? If so, who is your broker?

Regards

Peter
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