Disliked{quote} What kind of range bars size are you using ? Generally the smaller the size, the higher are the pc ressources needed.Ignored
Do I need to settle it up in higher range then?
I just used ACER atom netbook with my trading. >.<
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Disliked{quote} What kind of range bars size are you using ? Generally the smaller the size, the higher are the pc ressources needed.Ignored
Disliked{quote} 20 points/2pips range. >.< Do I need to settle it up in higher range then? I just used ACER atom netbook with my trading. >.<Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hmmm ... 2 pips range may be the problem with your netbook. Did you tried with 10pips (example) to see if your platform still freeze ?Ignored
Disliked{quote} That's a 10" mini notebook. Are you wasting people's time here??Ignored
DislikedNice thread Nexas! I trade with range bars as well using 100 EMA and CCI as part of my strategy so I can relate a lot... in my opinion this is the very best:....because it records volumes as well which is something that most of the indicators fail to do. You know every bar has 6 ingredients: Time, Open, High, Low, Close and Volume....Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's a good idea to know what an indicator does and why it might give you an edge. You don't need time or volume in range bars.Ignored
Disliked{quote} BTW range bars are very similar to point and figure charts, which Paul Rotter preferred because they make it easier to spot patterns. He, also, liked to use the CCI!Ignored
DislikedRange bars work well with this system, which I really like, because it's a trend following trading system. But they will not work as well, or at all, with counter-trend trading, Extreme TMA being a good example. Although I have not tried the following systems myself, so this is NOT a recommendation, they are a good example of the main profitable trading systems. See the Z systems here: http://manual.zorro-trader.com/zsystems.htm As you can see, Trend Following, Counter-trend and Breakout systems are poorly correlated with each other....Ignored
DislikedNice thread Nexas!...You know every bar has 6 ingredients: Time, Open, High, Low, Close and Volume....Ignored
Disliked{quote} You sound very experienced, so I'm sure you're already aware that the open & close of any particular TF is arbitrary. It's pretty common as I'm sure you know in the forums to have someone say, "My chart is not the same as yours!" and someone else chalk it up to a difference is brokers, time zones, or who knows what! ;^) On some platforms you can arbitrarily create your own TF from tick data. Obviously, price movement, and not the open/close of any particular bar, is what's really important, & that's the point I was making. If watching time...Ignored
Disliked{quote} ... I would disagree a little about counter-trend but hey, everyone is different!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Not that experienced. Is wonderful when you are capable of finding the simpler approach, I think ultimately that's the goal.Ignored