Disliked{quote} If you watch a line plotted @ (H+L+C)/3 price will, on average, respect it 50% of the time. Thus 50% of the time it will not respect it. That's fine, but isn't that worth as much as any other random line.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} If you watch a line plotted @ (H+L+C)/3 price will, on average, respect it 50% of the time. Thus 50% of the time it will not respect it. That's fine, but isn't that worth as much as any other random line.Ignored
Disliked{quote} If you babble sh*t you will be right 50% of the time.. Thus 50% of the time you will not babble sh*t. That's fine but isn't that worth as much as a random post?Ignored
Disliked{quote} What's the value of a sole hammer in the process of constructing a house..? How can one build a house with the absence of a hammer? I've taken the liberty to explain this to you.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Maybe if your name wasn't Anus ragger.. hm just thinking out loud https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDtn_FtU614Ignored
DislikedTrading is a deeply personal experience. What one trader uses successfully another trading fails with the same. Most important is each individual's experience. If you have experienced lack of success with a particular method, indicator, strategy or what have you then by all means it is appropriate to state YOUR lack of success with it. Your credibility is enhanced when speaking from your personal experience. A method that relies on a specific tool that works 50% of the time is actually a very good tool. I'm all ears for a tool that works with a...Ignored
Disliked{quote} So you draw your fork so it will fit historical price best. Hoping that sometime in the future it will once again touch it or go through it. Hell of an edge that is. There is absolutely zero relation between your fork and price. You see what you want to see.Ignored
Disliked{quote} You're absolutely correct. The pivots are not subjective when selected in the context of current price action. Most of the time the pivots are crystal clear although for the uninitiated they may not stand out. It doesn't take much observation to see the uncanny reaction to the lines created by the forks. However while price reacts to the lines, or probably more appropriately the fork "predicts"(The Fork is one of few leading indicators) where price might go, taking trades with the fork is not just about blindly trading touches or breakouts...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Not bashing at all. Simply pointing out that your forks are arbitrary. I understand your opposition against the truth. What works pretty well is buying if price moves up and selling when it moves down.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Here's some truth for you. Two thirds off. Rest at break even. By the way I think I did sell when price was going down. What about you? Gotta chart? Hmmmmm.. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Who or What is Andrews Pitchfork, and why should I add it to my list?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Who or What is Andrews Pitchfork, and why should I add it to my list?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Who or What is Andrews Pitchfork, and why should I add it to my list?Ignored
DislikedHello traders, I just came across an article about pivot point trading, and I realize there are may type of pivot points. They include: standard pivot point, Fibonacci pivot point, camarilla pivot point, woodie's, pivot point, DeMark's pivot, I wish to know the best type of pivot point that I can use for day trading ThanksIgnored