Dislikedbit late going through my stock charts
I like the beob size but confluence wise it's a bit lacking. For this reason be very aware of your trouble areas when game planning. Here is what I see
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MikeIgnored
Hey everyone,
Can I ask, has anyone had any experience using software called forextester with the J16 methods? Not in terms of automated testing, but in terms of price action 'trading' and to what extent the charts hold true to your MT4 charts.
I ask because we're trying to find methods and software to develop modules for, that visually impaired traders can use to test PA methods at their own pace without real money. Although after some initial investigation it seems like a decent option, we were hoping some of you guys had some experience we could base decisions on.
The data imported into the tool is from a broker, and although not tick data, is M1 (then calculated into all other TFs) which I thought wouldn't make much of a difference seeing as us noobs (should really) stick to daily/weekly charts
Of course, opening up demo accounts in MT is a viable option, however there would be huge learning benefits in being able to control time virtually for this purpose - not only in terms of trading skills, but also in terms of visually impaired charting skills whilst simultaneously being able to action trades 'in the past' without 'seeing the future'.
Oh my goodness, not sure if this makes sense - the more I try to explain, the more I feel like Dr. Emmett Brown!
Thanks in advance,
Greg
Can I ask, has anyone had any experience using software called forextester with the J16 methods? Not in terms of automated testing, but in terms of price action 'trading' and to what extent the charts hold true to your MT4 charts.
I ask because we're trying to find methods and software to develop modules for, that visually impaired traders can use to test PA methods at their own pace without real money. Although after some initial investigation it seems like a decent option, we were hoping some of you guys had some experience we could base decisions on.
The data imported into the tool is from a broker, and although not tick data, is M1 (then calculated into all other TFs) which I thought wouldn't make much of a difference seeing as us noobs (should really) stick to daily/weekly charts
Of course, opening up demo accounts in MT is a viable option, however there would be huge learning benefits in being able to control time virtually for this purpose - not only in terms of trading skills, but also in terms of visually impaired charting skills whilst simultaneously being able to action trades 'in the past' without 'seeing the future'.
Oh my goodness, not sure if this makes sense - the more I try to explain, the more I feel like Dr. Emmett Brown!
Thanks in advance,
Greg
- Joined Sep 2010 | Status: Trader | 1,122 Posts
Shelley Hawkins does the talking here Steve ;-) ... in more ways than one! Delete, delete ...
You're amazing - thanks a million for the time and trouble. It's been downloaded, saved and pinned to my desktop.
How you guys continue to do what you do in terms of helping and teaching is beyond me, but I know I speak for everyone when I say it is incalculably appreciated.
Cheers,
Greg
P.S. The Mrs. reckons you sound way sexier than Shelley by the way! Don't argue, she has the ultimate word - trust me...
Human
Hi Greg, I'm using FT without tick data mostly for demo on 1h up to daily timeframes. And this works fine. If you think M1's are not sufficient you can always upgrade to the tick data. BTW, there's also a forum on forextester.com (Link).
All the best,
Hans
Do you know what the rules are regarding posts like yours and mine referring to external tools or links? I was a little concerned I'd get modded - my intention wasn't to plug though.
Cool nickname by the way
- Joined Sep 2005 | Status: J16 Senior Member | 13,635 Posts
Indicators show the past. Price Action "Indicates" the future.