Sonic R. System

Very nice place for build long start after open market.

M15.

what is your opinion about movement to 61.8?

PVSRA Results for 1st Fifty 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

Week ending 02/28
3,844 pips gained, 37 trades affected, 78 parts involved (58 parts gain, 20 parts lose), averaging 49+ pips per each of all parts

Week ending 03/07
9,190 pips gained, 62 trades affected, 90 parts involved (88 parts gain, 2 parts lose), averaging 102+ pips per each of all parts

Week ending 03/14
2,042 pips gained, 13 trades affected, 13 parts involved (13 parts gain, 0 parts lose), averaging 157+ 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 Fifty
75,174 pips banked.
13,785 pips current draw down (net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
61,389 pips net gain (pips banked plus net loss of all open PVSRA trades).
1,228 pips weekly average net gain (weekly average net gain if all open PVSRA trades instantly closed).

Summary Remarks
Post #1 of this thread has been updated as preparation for the pending release of our new indicators for the new MT4 v600+ builds. Trading this week was light, but profitable, with all parts closed at profit and for an average of 157 pips gain per part!


-tah

Hope the templates are good enough to be released soon Turns out every cloud has its silver lining.

No offense Tah, but I would dis agree with you. Well I see that this is not for me, LOM or averaging is really bad for my stats, thats why I cant use it, big equity draw done. Instead I am concentrating more on the perfect entry , from your 4 Ep make sense only one fourth one, for me, H&S at 1,67 with a weakness in the back ground. Your first short doesn't make sense to me, may be we have different view, but I saw buying at that point and went long.

You (same like me) cant blindly follow opened positions of big players here. I that problem solve with redefining couple of rules in trading to match my MM/RR and from that its work for me just fine for 4 weeks.
Before that i just follow given rules for trading and neglect MM/RR (because no one have same account, physical and mental conditions here) and it was ok but for longer trails probably will be end with disaster.
I try to attach my trades here but it will be mess, so until i get time to arrange it to some kind of xls or pdf (and of course get approval from Sonic, TAH or some of bigger players here that my type follow rules of thread) i cant show my type of trading.

yes this is a problem for me too. I like the kind of trading here but with my little account I cant hold for hundreds of pips even its 0.01 lot. I try to scalp in the direction TAH is giving. But If someone can give me a better solution I would be happy to learn about.

Dear monocor, CoreNYa and Bernhard,

Sooner or later you each will come to realize it is futile to try and trade by trying to make the single "perfect" entry. The very reason that MMs whip or whack prices, thereby hitting stops, is to be sure that there was no "perfect" entry for traders. The more "perfect" your entry might be, the more likely it will end up belonging to the MMs by the time the MMs get thru with whipping/whacking prices and get on with the trade run!

Sooner or later you will each come to realize that you have to have a very good handle on what the MMs are, bulls or bears, and if they are still building their positions or if they are finished and starting to run the price to make profits. You will come to realize the best time to trade is when the MMs have started to run the price to make profits because, for example, if they are bears, and are now running the price down, but are continuing to short on retraces upwards, your risk is lowest. If they are bears, but are still running the price up to close their longs and open shorts, you have no idea how long nor how high things will go in that direction. That is a high risk time to trade short because the MMs are shorting.

Once you are good enough at PVSRA to spot the "Run for Profit" phase, all you have to do is get yourself into the ball park, sit back and relax and enjoy the game. If the MMs whip or whack the price, all it does is give you another opportunity to add to your trade at a better price.

If you can trade one mini-lot, then you can trade ten micro-lots! Trade 10 micro-lots, but not all at once! Yes, if the account is very small to begin with, you will have to, by necessity, not plan on being able to make multiple entries as the MMs provide opportunities to do so. You will just have to be very picky about qualifying a trade setup. Just do not think that there is any such thing in real-time trading as a perfect entry. There isn't. We cannot know how price will move next. What looks perfect now, can seem anything but perfect later. And the reason for that is because the MMs are highly skilled at making things "look" good in order to suck liquidity into the market, with plans on stealing that liquidity later. All our entries are, so far as the MMs are concerned, is liquidity that they will possess later, by manipulating prices so we lose our trade, our money, to them before the trade begins.

If you allow yourself to think "perfect" entries exist, then you are going to think if you are a good enough trader, you will see them. And then you are going to become crushed with doubt when those "perfect" entries end up losing your money. The better trader you become, the more experienced you become, the more you realize such a thing does not exist. You've got to figure out what ball park to go play in, then enter it and play the game with the MMs. And the game is not a one inning game.

-tah

Prof. TAH
thanks for the information above, infact i cant wait to have our new Sonic indicators.
Sir, i am worried about the EU trade i placed some days ago. I short at various level, although i started building position too early.
This is my first time of letting my trade run into weekend, since we cannot know where price will go next, most especially during the weekend where we can have a big gap on resumption of Sunday evening.

what do you think about my EU trade, should I close it or just wait till monday.

blessed EU will go up to 1.3977-1.3992 and nice drop....if not ur good anyways ...i would add positions at that point for short.....why?....cuz the way they handled USD .....next week Pound yen ....usd jpy should go up ...in fact Usd/Jpy gave perfect buy before close.....not sure what TAH would say

L&M

When you posted your question, wasn't the market already closed for the week?

Anyway, I was away from the computer, so may I presume you kept the trade running?

Nobody but the Market Makers (liquidity providing banks) know what they are going to do with the price starting next week.

My charts show that Thursday was the high for the week, both in price and in volume. Friday was an engulfing bull bar, but the price failed to regain the Thursday high, and the volume was notably less. So, we might conclude there is now weakness in the background, but we still need to see more PA to be more sure of that conclusion.

-tah

Sonicers,

This is not the releasing post you are all waiting for. I am placing the text of what will be the releasing post onto the thread so I can proof it as required up until the actual release. Inasmuch as I have only 24 hours to edit a post, I will by necessity have to repost this within each 24 hour period and delete the previous. I do hope I do not have to do this for too many days before it is actually finished and valid. Please be patient. Meanwhile, if you have an idea that would improve this releasing post, please post your suggestion. Thank you. - tah


2014 Release of Sonic R. System Indicators, Upgraded and Compatible with MT4 Build 600+

Attached are the latest indicators and templates for the Sonic R. System. Download the zip file. Extract it to yield the two folders for black and white charts that contain the files for the indicators and templates. Paste the indicator files into the MT4/MQL4/Indicators folder. Paste the template files into the MT4/Templates folder. Restart your MT4 application.


Warning! Do Your Homework!

For information on the use of indicator basic features, definitions and changes from previous versions, read the User Notes at the top of the code of each indicator. The User Notes are there to instruct, inform and avoid having to repeatedly answer the same questions from "newbies". Therefore, be hereby advised! Read the User Notes and experiment with the External Inputs of these indicators instead of asking questions! You can read the User Notes after the indicators are installed into MT4. In the main MT4 window there is a yellow icon representing a manual. Click on it to open the MetaEditor, where you will find a list called the Navigator that contains a file called Indicators wherein you will find our indicators. Double click on any of our indicators in that list and the code for it will appear in the MetaEditor window. You will find the User Notes at the top of the code.


Our Indicators

These are our indicators. For the best (esthetics) display, they must be added to a chart in the order of their sequence number.

Sonic_1 Solid Dragon
This indicator draws the Sonic R. System Dragon on the chart. It includes the option to show our Trend line.

Sonic_2 PVA Candles
This indicator draws candlesticks on the chart, using special colors to designate special Price-Volume Analysis situations.

Sonic_3 Trade Levels
This indicator replaces the need to display the MT4 build-in trade level lines, which clutter the chart and cannot be customized. Our indicator displays trade entry points and levels, the level for the average of all EPs (permits variable sizes), and the levels of your TP and SL. Lines are color coded, include labels (including a Profit/Loss label), and make for a cleaner chart while providing much better information to help you manage your trade.

Sonic_4 Access Panel
Formerly called the Control Panel, this indicator gives you access to a number of charting features, including a Clock, special Bid line, the display of Levels, Pivots, Range H/L marks for the day and week, special vertical day Separators and lines marking the start-end of important markets during the day. Not only does this indicator have a lot of user inputs for customizing features, it has a critical setup procedure users must follow, so read the User Notes!

Sonic_5 FFCAL Panel
This indicator lists up to four coming events that can affect market volatility, using prioritizing code for best assurance of "early warning."

Sonic_6 PVA Volumes
This indicator provides a volume display in the first chart sub-window, using special colors to designate special Price-Volume Analysis situations.


Sonic R. System Trades and PVSRA

Sonic R. System Trades
The fundamental entry for the Sonic R. System is called a “Classic” entry. After the initial Classic entry, there are sometimes pullbacks which set up the opportunity for re-entry "Scouts”. There are times before a Classic setup has formed that price action alone suggests an early entry "Scout" opportunity. Two examples of an early entry Scout opportunity are: (1) a suitable pattern of H/Ls in the opposite direction from a big run recently completed, and (2) a break out from a consolidation area before a Classic setup has formed. The least risky application of the Sonic R. System is to use PVSRA to determine: (1) if the price moving entities (Market Makers or MMs) are bulls or bears, and (2) if the price is moving in that bull or bear direction (Run for Profits) versus if the price is moving in the opposite direction (Position Building), and then (3) trade Classics and Scouts only when the price is moving in the same direction as is the status of the MMs, their "Run for Profits" direction.

and PVSRA
PVSRA stands for Price, Volume, Support, Resistance Analysis. The purpose of PVSRA is to:
1. Determine if the MMs are bulls or bears.
2. Determine if the price movement is in the MM's "Run for Profits" or "Position Building" phase.
Price includes consideration of individual candlestick configurations (example: hammer, engulfing,....see "Essence of Sonic R" in Post #1) as well as any visible pattern (example: Head & Shoulders) and the wave action in general (example: higher H/Ls or lower H/Ls), keeping in mind that prices tend to move in inter-day swings of 100+, 150+, 200+, 250+, etc. pips. Where price might be in a swing can determine if the price movement is in the "Run for Profits" or the "Position Building" phase.
Volume is the count of trades on the broker server (currency size undisclosed) and what we are looking for are notable increases relative to preceding volumes. The M1 chart is excellent for spotting if higher trading activity is occurring at highs or lows. The M1 chart does not reveal the status of MMs continuously due to times of conflicting signals. However, when the MMs activity will provide clues, they will stand out in real-time best on the M1 chart.
Support and Resistance refers primarily to the quarter divisions between whole numbers, with whole numbers, half numbers and finally the 1/4 and 3/4 numbers being important in that order. Other support and resistance areas formed by past price action are also to be considered.

The premise behind PVSRA is that bull MMs prefer buying below key S&R and bear MMs prefer selling above key S&R. It will help us to determine if the MMs are bulls or bears by finding out where (above or below key S&R) they are doing most of their trading. This is not the only consideration, of course, but it is a helpful one. We also need to determine if the MMs are in a "Position Building" phase (running price opposite their status), or if they are in a "Run for Profits" phase (running price per their status). It is the "Run for Profits" phase that we want to trade. There is less risk to us if we are trading in the direction per the status of the MMs when the MMs are pushing the price in that direction. For example, if the MMs are bulls, then we want to trade long, but only when the bull MMs are in their bull "Run for Profits" phase. We do not want to trade long when the bull MMs are in their bull "Position Building" phase, because we cannot know how long that phase will last and the longer it lasts the lower the price is going! Let's see how the MMs work, and how and where they change status.

Starting with the turn of a trend, for example a new trend with prices moving upwards, the MMs have started their bull "Run for Profits" phase. These bull MMs have already been building long positions in the latter part of the previous down trend, and during any ranging of the price before the new up trend started. That was their bull "Position Building" phase. The bull MMs will continue adding longs in the new up trend direction. They will do this during retraces downwards, possibly taking price below key S&R to add longs. This is a long trading opportunity, early in a fresh up trend when the bull MMs are focused on adding longs at retrace lows. At a point during the up trend, the MMs will shift from a bull "Run for Profit" to a bear "Position Building" phase. PVSRA will start showing the MMs as bears instead of bulls. The price will still be moving up, but the bear MMs are now focused on highs as sellers, to close longs and build short. They will still be adding longs at lows in order to continue to profit as they continue to push price up. And they will continue to push the price up in order to deceive longs into buying so there will be liquidity the bear MMs need to close their longs and open shorts. This is where the bear MMs begin the bear "Position Building" phase. It will continue until the price reaches the top and possibly goes to ranging. We cannot know how long or how high bear MMs will push price up during the bear "Position Building" phase, but eventually the bear MMs will turn the price downwards starting the bear "Run for Profits" phase. The bear MMs will continue to add shorts in the new down trend direction. They will do this during retraces upwards, possibly taking price above key S&R to add shorts. This is a short trading opportunity, the time early in a fresh trend down when the bear MMs are focused on adding shorts at retrace highs.

To summarize, think of it this way. Bulls can trend prices down for buying (position building) before they start trending prices up for profit, but even during the early trend up (run for profits) they pull prices back down to add more longs. The trading opportunity here is to trade long on retraces early in the bull "Run for Profits". Bears can trend prices up for selling (position building) before they start trending prices down for profit, but even during the early trend down (Run for Profits) they pull prices back up to add more shorts. The trading opportunity here is to trade short on retraces early in the bear "Run for Profits". It is extremely important that you understand, even though we can determine if the MMs are bulls or bears, we cannot know when they will finish position building and turn prices in the profit making direction. To avoid getting trapped in a trade that is in the "Run for Profits" direction, during a prolonged "Position Building" phase in the opposite direction, it is best to wait for a trading opportunity on a retrace early in the "Run for Profit" phase. This means you will not be trading "tops and bottoms". Instead, you will be performing the analysis we call PVSRA to determine if the MMs are bulls or bears and to determine where the price action is in overall inter-day swings, looking for a corresponding bull or bear "Run for Profits" phase. You will be looking for a Classic setup trading opportunity on a pullback early in the "Run for Profits" phase.

Becoming proficient with PVSRA is like becoming proficient with an art. It will take time for you to learn to "read" what the charts have to say. But this is the essence of becoming a successful trader. Price, volume and S&R are totally unrelated "technicals" and are absolutely the three most important "technicals" in trading. When you learn to put these three things together, to see what the chart is saying, you will have mastered what truly matters. You will have mastered how the market really works! This is what indicator dependent traders never master because they are too busy looking for solely price derivative/price lagging indicators to "suggest" to them the future!


Acknowledgements

I wish to express my sincere appreciation of the following individuals:

"caveman" - for his generous contribution to TzPivots coding back in the early days of the THV thread, and which has been carried forward since.
"pips4life" - for his excellent Clock which is the basis for our Clock, and for controlling our market vLines and TzPivots thru Daylight Savings Time shifts.
"qFish" - for recoding our Trade Levels indicator and adding code to our Dragon and PVA Candles/Volumes indicators to automatically change bar widths.
"deVries" - for recoding the handling of files in our FFCal indicator so it would run properly on the new MT4 Builds 600+.
"atstrader" - for a feature added to FFCal, and for providing a "patch" to our last released indicators as a stop-gap measure until this new release.
"St3ve" - for getting us started on the road away from manual inputs towards using real orders data in our Trade Levels indicator.
"zulsur" - for stepping up to the plate to start the work on fixing FFCal.

Without the efforts of these individuals, our Sonic R. System indicators would not be the superlative indicators that they are. Every Sonicer owes a debt of gratitude to them. They exemplify the "....sharing is caring...." standard Master Sonicdeejay has set for this thread, even though some of them have never been a part of it.


Our Templates

Attached below are two examples of our template, one with a white background and the other with a black background. Using the External Inputs to the Access Panel indicator and the FFCal indicator, you can do a lot to customize your own templates.


My Best Wishes for Your Success, Sonicers,
-tah

I agree UJ MM's are Bulls. High volume as price hits lows in demand area. Watching for supporting volume to start building longs Monday to be conservative. Some probably have scouts out now!....

thanks Prof.
I get your point Sir.... I am still in the trade currently.
Let wait and see what will happen this week.
Happy trading week ahead.
LOVE YOU PROF.

TAH, quite rude of me to ask but 70k+ pips over that period of time..

What were/are your lot sizes then and now? This IS personal, you obviously do not have to answer.

But PM me if you wish to, you seem very successful and i'd like to know. ^.^

Regards, Aura.

UJ Comment

I could be wrong about this, but I think it appropriate to caution about longs on this one.

DAY chart show very active selling last Thursday. Even Friday there was attempted no pullback. Friday was down with about as much activity as Thursday.

M15 does show high activity at the lows on Friday, but that could be something other than "stopping" volume ahead of a price reversal. It could simply be volume to stop the drop, yes for a price hike, but only for reloading of shorts. In which case, the hike might not be so good a long trade.

M1 shows the price being quickly run back up just before the London session closed, with higher activity at the highs of the run (bearish). And shortly after the London session closed, there was another sell-off down to DS1, after which the MMs rehiked the price for yet more selling just below the half number (very bearish).

We cannot know how price will move next. So, I concede that the MMs could start the week with a price hike that could be a decent long trade opportunity. I only suggest that these clues I've shown be kept in mind because the MMs could be bears and in their "Run for Profits" phase, shorting on the retraces upwards. And if this is the case, the least risky and best trade opportunities are going to be shorting following the highs of retraces upwards.

-tah

TAH,

Thanks as always for your comment. I guess my point of view was more from a scalping perspective looking to scalp a rise in price more than a position trader. What mainly caught my attention, for scalping opportunities, was the high vol bounces I'm reading as stopping vol. from the RDL and demand zone. IMO.... Hopefully Monday will show the way

Trade Unit Size on the Sonic R. System Thread

My trade unit size can vary, as can the number of units traded at any particular EP. I tend to be conservative in unit size and unit quantities, but will increase them at times that I might have exceptional confidence in the trade. Yes, the actual sizes I trade are personal. Moreover, I have always been against traders here revealing trade unit size for an obvious reason.

The obvious reason is this. I would feel quite badly, so would Master Sonicdeejay, if traders passed over this method because in briefly stopping by they assumed from what they saw that the method was for folks with too little money, or too much money, to be of interest to them.

We count pips P/L here. The pips could be worth (MOL) $0.10 , or $1.00, or $10.00, undisclosed by the trader as a matter of privacy. I hope you understand and agree.

The purpose of the Sonic R. System thread is to freely share what might help traders. It is not about individuals posting for "bragging rights" or out of approbation lust. That is the primary reason I sometimes feel it necessary to "police" traders about their posts. I encourage all Sonicers to post their trades real-time, but to do so with charts that clearly display the key parameters of the trade, so that new and old Sonicers alike, those reading now and those reading sometime in the future, can quickly comprehend it. Trade unit size is immaterial. The pips P/L is material. And in this manner, every Sonicer can view every trade from their own perspective. The playing field has become level for everyone.

-tah

UJ or GJ ?