{quote} What is the indicator to view mini chart ? Thanks
it is stratman mini chart indicator and details you can find here: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=198729
enjoy
- #66,041
- Feb 21, 2014 1:57pm Feb 21, 2014 1:57pm
it is stratman mini chart indicator and details you can find here: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=198729
enjoy
- #66,042
- Feb 21, 2014 2:05pm Feb 21, 2014 2:05pm
- Joined Jan 2013 | Status: Trader | 1,107 Posts
Closed UJ short scouts -8.1 net with buy hedge +13.7 factored into net loss. Entered bad trade against my own posted plan.Hopefully, lesson learned......
My pending sell order got filled at last push up. Now next stop is wedge low where my TP should be right about.
Remember the double edge! Everyone wins with patience
I know the secret...
- #66,043
- Feb 21, 2014 2:12pm Feb 21, 2014 2:12pm
Nowadays this thread is full of pvrsa posts...no more classic sonic trades...
Also, many corrective waves confuse this pattern (the Classic), if you are not a well experienced trader. This is only my opinion.
Yesterday I proposed an example of the Classic at post 65.936.
Try to find your examples, I'll be happy to give you my humble opinion.
Adaptarse es la clave
- #66,044
- Edited Feb 22, 2014 7:10am Feb 21, 2014 2:45pm | Edited Feb 22, 2014 7:10am
- Joined Jan 2007 | Status: Senior Member | 6,517 Posts
{quote} I think that you closed your shorts right when we got confirmation for next bear run..? My pending sell order got filled at last push up. Now next stop is wedge low where my TP should be right about. Remember the double edge! Everyone wins with patience
Your exactly right I did, but had to leave for awhile and didn't want to leave the scouts open over the wk end. Came back and saw what you saw. I think we had it pegged from the beginning but took too long for me today.....
I was waiting for that 4hr confirrmation candle after the previous one with the long wick.Always another day......
Keep It Simple
- #66,045
- Edited 3:02am Feb 22, 2014 12:11am | Edited 3:02am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,552 Posts
PVSRA Results for 1st Forty Seven Weeks
The following are the results of my trading the Sonic R. System using PVSRA to determine if it is a bull or bear market, and then trading the price action I see.
Week ending 04/05
1289 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 19 parts (18 parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/12
1891 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 28 parts (all parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/19
2160 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 31 parts (29 parts winners), averaging 69+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/26
2640 pips gained, 6 trades totaling 34 parts (all parts winners), averaging 77+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/03
2530 pips gained, 6 trades totaling 24 parts (23 parts winners), averaging 105+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/10
3050 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 33 parts (all parts winners), averaging 92+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/17
1590 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 16 parts (all parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/24
3980 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 40 parts (33 parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/31
4003 pips gained, 5 trades totaling 37 parts (34 parts winners), averaging 108+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 06/07
9813 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 61 parts (53 parts winners), averaging 160+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/14
3900 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 15 parts (all parts winners), averaging 260+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/21
4620 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 33 parts (all parts winners), averaging 140+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/28
12,120 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 86 parts (82 parts winners), averaging 140+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/05
3,440 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 22 parts (18 parts winners), averaging 156+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/12
14,143 pips gained, 11 trades totaling 125 parts (115 parts winners), averaging 113+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/19
215 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 7 parts (all parts winners), averaging 30+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/26
1,170 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 25 parts (16 parts winners), averaging 46+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/02
10,850 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 102 parts (87 parts winners), averaging 106+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/09
7,784 pips gained, 4 trades totaling 72 parts (50 parts winners), averaging 108+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/16
(-250) pips gained, 1 trades totaling 3 parts (0 parts winners), averaging -83+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/23
6,750 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 49 parts (42 parts winners), averaging 137+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/30
6,785 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 68 parts (64 parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/06
178 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 6 parts (all parts winners), averaging 29+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/13
2,330 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 40 parts (34 parts winners), averaging 58+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/20
64,268 pips lost, 8 trades totaling 107 parts (6 parts winners), averaging -600 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/27
364 pips gained, 4 trades totaling 16 parts (8 parts winners), averaging 22+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 10/04
6,710 pips lost, 7 trades totaling 27 parts (11 parts winners), averaging -419 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 10/11
586 pips lost, 8 trades affected, 42 parts involved (34 parts gain, 7 parts lose), averaging -14 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 10/18
19,611 pips lost, 6 trades affected, 76 parts involved (14 parts gain, 62 parts lose), averaging -213 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 10/25
14,401 pips lost, 8 trades affected, 77 parts involved (0 parts gain, 77 parts lose), averaging -66 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/01
8,320 pips gained, 4 trades affected, 105 parts involved (101 parts gain, 4 parts lose), averaging +79 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/08
7,527 pips gained, 3 trades affected, 78 parts involved (78 parts gain, 0 parts lose), averaging 96+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/15
2,504 pips gained, 3 trades affected, 8 parts involved (5 parts gain, 3 parts lose), averaging 313+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/22
9,875 pips gained, 25 trades affected, 176 parts involved (157 parts gain, 19 parts lose), averaging 56+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/29
4,833 pips lost, 11 trades affected, 230 parts involved (138 parts gain, 95 parts lose), averaging -21 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 12/06
4,335 pips lost, 7 trades affected, 27 parts involved (17 parts gain, 10 parts lose), averaging -160 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 12/13
3,033 pips lost, 3 trades affected, 12 parts involved (7 parts gain, 5 parts lose), averaging -253 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 12/20
620 pips gained, 3 trades affected, 6 parts involved (4 parts gain, 2 parts lose), averaging +103 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 12/27
2,097 pips lost, 4 trades affected, 11 parts involved (5 parts gain, 6 parts lose), averaging -190 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/03
702 pips gained, 6 trades affected, 53 parts involved (38 parts gain, 15 parts lose), averaging -13 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/10
1,058 pips gained, 4 trades affected, 20 parts involved (19 parts gain, 1 parts lose), averaging 52+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/17
9,007 pips gained, 13 trades affected, 97 parts involved (78 parts gain, 19 parts lose), averaging 92+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/24
5,938 pips gained, 10 trades affected, 100 parts involved (77 parts gain, 23 parts lose), averaging 59+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/31
4,268 pips gained, 60 trades affected, 78 parts involved (71 parts gain, 7 parts lose), averaging 54+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 02/07
11,154 pips gained, 75 trades affected, 115 parts involved (100 parts gain, 15 parts lose), averaging 97+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 02/14
8,721 pips gained, 44 trades affected, 68 parts involved (68 parts gain, 0 parts lose), averaging 128+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 02/21
3,403 pips gained, 41 trades affected, 61 parts involved (58 parts gain, 3 parts lose), averaging 55+ pips per each of all parts
All of these trades, all of the trade parts thereof, were posted real-time right here on the Sonic R. System thread, using crystal clear easy to understand charts and explanations regarding PVSRA reasons for entries, whether Classic or Scout trades.
Summary Week Forty Seven
60,097 pips banked.
10,690 pips current draw down (net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
49,407 pips net gain (pips banked plus net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
1,051 pips weekly average net gain (weekly average net gain if all open PVSRA trades instantly closed).
Summary Remarks
This week was also spent working with a group of very special Sonicers to recode our indicators for the new v600+ builds. I would also like to remind folks that by "PVSRA" in the heading, I mean the analysis that is PVSRA. All trades I make are either Classics or Scouts.
-tah
The following are the results of my trading the Sonic R. System using PVSRA to determine if it is a bull or bear market, and then trading the price action I see.
Week ending 04/05
1289 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 19 parts (18 parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/12
1891 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 28 parts (all parts winners), averaging 67+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/19
2160 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 31 parts (29 parts winners), averaging 69+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 04/26
2640 pips gained, 6 trades totaling 34 parts (all parts winners), averaging 77+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/03
2530 pips gained, 6 trades totaling 24 parts (23 parts winners), averaging 105+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/10
3050 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 33 parts (all parts winners), averaging 92+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/17
1590 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 16 parts (all parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/24
3980 pips gained, 7 trades totaling 40 parts (33 parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 05/31
4003 pips gained, 5 trades totaling 37 parts (34 parts winners), averaging 108+ pips per each of all parts.
Week ending 06/07
9813 pips gained, 9 trades totaling 61 parts (53 parts winners), averaging 160+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/14
3900 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 15 parts (all parts winners), averaging 260+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/21
4620 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 33 parts (all parts winners), averaging 140+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 06/28
12,120 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 86 parts (82 parts winners), averaging 140+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/05
3,440 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 22 parts (18 parts winners), averaging 156+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/12
14,143 pips gained, 11 trades totaling 125 parts (115 parts winners), averaging 113+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/19
215 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 7 parts (all parts winners), averaging 30+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 07/26
1,170 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 25 parts (16 parts winners), averaging 46+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/02
10,850 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 102 parts (87 parts winners), averaging 106+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/09
7,784 pips gained, 4 trades totaling 72 parts (50 parts winners), averaging 108+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/16
(-250) pips gained, 1 trades totaling 3 parts (0 parts winners), averaging -83+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/23
6,750 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 49 parts (42 parts winners), averaging 137+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 08/30
6,785 pips gained, 8 trades totaling 68 parts (64 parts winners), averaging 99+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/06
178 pips gained, 2 trades totaling 6 parts (all parts winners), averaging 29+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/13
2,330 pips gained, 3 trades totaling 40 parts (34 parts winners), averaging 58+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/20
64,268 pips lost, 8 trades totaling 107 parts (6 parts winners), averaging -600 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 09/27
364 pips gained, 4 trades totaling 16 parts (8 parts winners), averaging 22+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 10/04
6,710 pips lost, 7 trades totaling 27 parts (11 parts winners), averaging -419 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 10/11
586 pips lost, 8 trades affected, 42 parts involved (34 parts gain, 7 parts lose), averaging -14 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 10/18
19,611 pips lost, 6 trades affected, 76 parts involved (14 parts gain, 62 parts lose), averaging -213 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 10/25
14,401 pips lost, 8 trades affected, 77 parts involved (0 parts gain, 77 parts lose), averaging -66 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/01
8,320 pips gained, 4 trades affected, 105 parts involved (101 parts gain, 4 parts lose), averaging +79 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/08
7,527 pips gained, 3 trades affected, 78 parts involved (78 parts gain, 0 parts lose), averaging 96+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/15
2,504 pips gained, 3 trades affected, 8 parts involved (5 parts gain, 3 parts lose), averaging 313+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/22
9,875 pips gained, 25 trades affected, 176 parts involved (157 parts gain, 19 parts lose), averaging 56+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 11/29
4,833 pips lost, 11 trades affected, 230 parts involved (138 parts gain, 95 parts lose), averaging -21 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 12/06
4,335 pips lost, 7 trades affected, 27 parts involved (17 parts gain, 10 parts lose), averaging -160 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 12/13
3,033 pips lost, 3 trades affected, 12 parts involved (7 parts gain, 5 parts lose), averaging -253 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 12/20
620 pips gained, 3 trades affected, 6 parts involved (4 parts gain, 2 parts lose), averaging +103 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 12/27
2,097 pips lost, 4 trades affected, 11 parts involved (5 parts gain, 6 parts lose), averaging -190 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/03
702 pips gained, 6 trades affected, 53 parts involved (38 parts gain, 15 parts lose), averaging -13 pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/10
1,058 pips gained, 4 trades affected, 20 parts involved (19 parts gain, 1 parts lose), averaging 52+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/17
9,007 pips gained, 13 trades affected, 97 parts involved (78 parts gain, 19 parts lose), averaging 92+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/24
5,938 pips gained, 10 trades affected, 100 parts involved (77 parts gain, 23 parts lose), averaging 59+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 01/31
4,268 pips gained, 60 trades affected, 78 parts involved (71 parts gain, 7 parts lose), averaging 54+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 02/07
11,154 pips gained, 75 trades affected, 115 parts involved (100 parts gain, 15 parts lose), averaging 97+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 02/14
8,721 pips gained, 44 trades affected, 68 parts involved (68 parts gain, 0 parts lose), averaging 128+ pips per each of all parts
Week ending 02/21
3,403 pips gained, 41 trades affected, 61 parts involved (58 parts gain, 3 parts lose), averaging 55+ pips per each of all parts
All of these trades, all of the trade parts thereof, were posted real-time right here on the Sonic R. System thread, using crystal clear easy to understand charts and explanations regarding PVSRA reasons for entries, whether Classic or Scout trades.
Summary Week Forty Seven
60,097 pips banked.
10,690 pips current draw down (net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
49,407 pips net gain (pips banked plus net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
1,051 pips weekly average net gain (weekly average net gain if all open PVSRA trades instantly closed).
Summary Remarks
This week was also spent working with a group of very special Sonicers to recode our indicators for the new v600+ builds. I would also like to remind folks that by "PVSRA" in the heading, I mean the analysis that is PVSRA. All trades I make are either Classics or Scouts.
-tah
- #66,046
- Feb 22, 2014 12:42am Feb 22, 2014 12:42am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,552 Posts
- #66,047
- Feb 22, 2014 12:59am Feb 22, 2014 12:59am
This week was also spent working with a group of very special Sonicers to recode our indicators for the new v600+ builds. -tah[/quote]
awesome results TAH. You have really revolutionized things man. you rock. am still using old sonic set ups. coz i dont get to trade often so am ok. will get to the volume thingy slowly. still working on that.
Yeah i'd love the updated v600 indicators coz i have not updated my live mt4 coz last time i did on another demo platform, things just went crazy.
Keep up the amazing job all ya'll sonicers.
-tah[/quote]awesome results TAH. You have really revolutionized things man. you rock. am still using old sonic set ups. coz i dont get to trade often so am ok. will get to the volume thingy slowly. still working on that.
Yeah i'd love the updated v600 indicators coz i have not updated my live mt4 coz last time i did on another demo platform, things just went crazy.
Keep up the amazing job all ya'll sonicers.
"Taking Responsibility is The Cornerstone of A Winning Attitude"
- #66,049
- Edited 3:45am Feb 22, 2014 3:28am | Edited 3:45am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,552 Posts
Classics, Scouts and PVSRA
Sonicers,
Please, let us all get this straight in our minds, ok? We all know (or should know) what a Classic is. We should all know what a Classic setup looks like. I don' think there is any need to repeat it here. Do we all know what a Scout is? Do we know what a Scout setup looks like? And what about PVSRA? Do we understand what PVSRA refers to?
Here is a brief summary
Classics and Scouts are types of trades. Classics are trades that are set up in a very specific way, involving price action waves (higher HLs, or lower HLs), the Dragon, the Trend and the London Session. Scouts are trades that disregard the Dragon and Trend and are based on price behavior and volume in important S&R areas. Scouts might occur before a Classic in anticipation there is a Classic setup soon to come, or they might occur after a Classic trade is opened, either when the MMs move price opposite the trade (if you perceive the MMs are loading up for the same trade) or later as the trade runs and retraces to provide additional entry opportunities. Finally, a Scout can be totally unrelated to a Classic and made when there is an extreme price move on extreme volume, such that you anticipate a reverse move will occur of sufficient pips to take the risk of such a Scout entry in the reverse direction.
PVSRA is an analysis. It is the analysis of price behavior, volume and S&R. That is all it is. But that is like pointing to a car with some black things on it and saying, "Oh, those? They're just tires." Absolutely the three most important indicators in trading are price, volume and S&R. And each of these and nothing but these are what make up the analysis PVSRA. Learning the "ins and outs" of PVSRA will make you a better trader. PVSRA will improve your odds for success with Classics and Scouts.
Focus on the Basics
In the final analysis, this thread by Master Sonicdeejay, is based foremost on the Classic trade. No, they don't appear in their best form every day. But they can appear in best form in either direction regardless of trend direction. And when they do appear in best form they are well worth trading because they can produce results that make up for occurring less frequently.
-tah
Sonicers,
Please, let us all get this straight in our minds, ok? We all know (or should know) what a Classic is. We should all know what a Classic setup looks like. I don' think there is any need to repeat it here. Do we all know what a Scout is? Do we know what a Scout setup looks like? And what about PVSRA? Do we understand what PVSRA refers to?
Here is a brief summary
Classics and Scouts are types of trades. Classics are trades that are set up in a very specific way, involving price action waves (higher HLs, or lower HLs), the Dragon, the Trend and the London Session. Scouts are trades that disregard the Dragon and Trend and are based on price behavior and volume in important S&R areas. Scouts might occur before a Classic in anticipation there is a Classic setup soon to come, or they might occur after a Classic trade is opened, either when the MMs move price opposite the trade (if you perceive the MMs are loading up for the same trade) or later as the trade runs and retraces to provide additional entry opportunities. Finally, a Scout can be totally unrelated to a Classic and made when there is an extreme price move on extreme volume, such that you anticipate a reverse move will occur of sufficient pips to take the risk of such a Scout entry in the reverse direction.
PVSRA is an analysis. It is the analysis of price behavior, volume and S&R. That is all it is. But that is like pointing to a car with some black things on it and saying, "Oh, those? They're just tires." Absolutely the three most important indicators in trading are price, volume and S&R. And each of these and nothing but these are what make up the analysis PVSRA. Learning the "ins and outs" of PVSRA will make you a better trader. PVSRA will improve your odds for success with Classics and Scouts.
Focus on the Basics
In the final analysis, this thread by Master Sonicdeejay, is based foremost on the Classic trade. No, they don't appear in their best form every day. But they can appear in best form in either direction regardless of trend direction. And when they do appear in best form they are well worth trading because they can produce results that make up for occurring less frequently.
-tah
- #66,051
- Feb 22, 2014 4:16am Feb 22, 2014 4:16am
Classics, Scouts and PVSRA Sonicers, Please, let us all get this straight in our minds, ok? We all know (or should know) what a Classic is. We should all know what a Classic setup looks like. I don' think there is any need to repeat it here. Do we all know what a Scout is? Do we know what a Scout setup looks like? And what about PVSRA? Do we understand what PVSRA refers to? Here is a brief summary Classics and Scouts are types of trades. Classics are trades that are set up in a very specific way, involving price action waves (higher HLs, or lower...
- #66,054
- Feb 22, 2014 9:18am Feb 22, 2014 9:18am
- Joined Oct 2012 | Status: Bear pips catching ....... | 165 Posts
Classics, Scouts and PVSRA Sonicers, Please, let us all get this straight in our minds, ok? We all know (or should know) what a Classic is. We should all know what a Classic setup looks like. I don' think there is any need to repeat it here. Do we all know what a Scout is? Do we know what a Scout setup looks like? And what about PVSRA? Do we understand what PVSRA refers to? Here is a brief summary Classics and Scouts are types of trades. Classics are trades that are set up in a very specific way, involving price action waves (higher HLs, or lower...
This post should be pinned on the first page.
If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right
{quote} Hello maivitakkk, it is stratman mini chart indicator and details you can find here: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=198729 enjoy
- #66,058
- Feb 22, 2014 11:59am Feb 22, 2014 11:59am
- Joined Apr 2009 | Status: Technical Artist | 1,609 Posts
Its all in the mind.
- #66,059
- Feb 22, 2014 12:06pm Feb 22, 2014 12:06pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,552 Posts
- #66,060
- Edited 12:41pm Feb 22, 2014 12:28pm | Edited 12:41pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,552 Posts
What a shame ... http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...o-missing.html
Sonicers,
Now we see the wisdom in Master Sonicdeejay's often repeated recommendation to "...let the Dragon and PA show the way."
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...o-missing.html
The imperative here is to stay focused looking for proper Classic setups, with neither assumptions of grand runs nor puny runs, but traded with a watchful eye.
The imperative here is to trade what we see on the charts; not what our bias sees, but what the chart shows!
The imperative here is to accept "the market is always right" (not our bias), and that the chart shows what the market is doing; not the news, not the releases, and certainly not somebody's analysis about the future of the market!
The imperative here is to trade what the market gives when the market gives the right stuff at the right time.
Stay glued to your charts and trade in a vacuum, except for the Sonic R. System thread, of course!
-tah