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  • #2,581
  • May 7, 2017 2:46am May 7, 2017 2:46am
Quoting Dennis1468
{quote} Thanks and appreciated all rest assured I am always around when and if anyone needs some support or technical analysis. Remember always there are experienced Traders out there who are at war with the marketeers and we offer help for free.
Dennis, you are a good man. And it's good to know that you are always around. Some of us are slow learners and will continue to ask questions as we assimilate. May God grant you your heart desires.
  • #2,582
  • May 8, 2017 2:05am May 8, 2017 2:05am
  •  Hpt
  • Joined Jun 2015 | Status: everybody trade at one`s own risk | 648 Posts
Quoting Dennis1468
Well Im back and my stuff is here, and still setting up downloads to get back trading again {image} {image}
High Den... so I wish you all the best, hoppe you and your wife have had nice holidays,
thx for sharing you knowledge,hoppe to hear from you again wherever .. sharing your thoughs
for brainstorming

trade well my friend
Hpt
from level to level - you need mental strength to reach the summit
  • #2,583
  • May 8, 2017 4:28am May 8, 2017 4:28am
Hi ,

I am interested to create a pdf file of all the post along with the charts posted by Dennis1468. I do not know how to create the same. So I am seeking your help to guide me and enable me to create the same. All help is greatly appreciated.

If anybody has already created any such document containing Dennis1468 posts, if it is not a bother you may kindly share the same or guide me to the link / file ..

Thanks in advance

Regards
  • #2,584
  • May 8, 2017 4:33am May 8, 2017 4:33am
Quoting DemandSupply
Hi , I am interested to create a pdf file of all the post along with the charts posted by Dennis1468. I do not know how to create the same. So I am seeking your help to guide me and enable me to create the same. All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance Regards
Copy and paste to a Word document. Edit and format in that then save as pdf.

To add charts to the Word doc, either save to desk top and insert to doc or copy and insert to Word doc direct.

Reformatting etc will take the longest time and best to add all the info you want in the doc first, make all the text uniform and then edit and reformat from there.

Good luck!
  • #2,585
  • May 8, 2017 4:43am May 8, 2017 4:43am
Quoting lemercenaire
{quote} Copy and paste to a Word document. Edit and format in that then save as pdf. To add charts to the Word doc, either save to desk top and insert to doc or copy and insert to Word doc direct. Reformatting etc will take the longest time and best to add all the info you want in the doc first, make all the text uniform and then edit and reformat from there. Good luck!
Hi Lemercenaire,

Thanks for a super quick reply. Greatly appreciated.

Thanks and Regards
  • #2,586
  • May 8, 2017 4:48am May 8, 2017 4:48am
Quoting DemandSupply
{quote} Hi Lemercenaire, Thanks for a super quick reply. Greatly appreciated. Thanks and Regards
No worries. You may not thank me once you realise how much time it takes, lol. It's a worthwhile project, though. Well done.
  • #2,587
  • May 8, 2017 5:06am May 8, 2017 5:06am
Quoting lemercenaire
{quote} No worries. You may not thank me once you realise how much time it takes, lol. It's a worthwhile project, though. Well done.
I have some old pdf folders from around 9 years ago a lot of content in there is similar to whats covered here will find them tonight and send them here
  • #2,588
  • May 8, 2017 8:27am May 8, 2017 8:27am
Ah importantly i Forgot.....................................Mark B Fisher...............another master who without is work could not be in the place I am today

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  • #2,589
  • May 10, 2017 8:35am May 10, 2017 8:35am
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  • #2,590
  • May 10, 2017 8:38am May 10, 2017 8:38am
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  • #2,591
  • May 10, 2017 1:38pm May 10, 2017 1:38pm
Quoting Dennis1468
{quote} I have some old pdf folders from around 9 years ago a lot of content in there is similar to whats covered here will find them tonight and send them here
Hi Dennis1468,

That would be real nice of you. Would be very much obliged to you for that. Thanks in advance.



Warm Regards
  • #2,592
  • May 10, 2017 1:41pm May 10, 2017 1:41pm
Quoting lemercenaire
{quote} No worries. You may not thank me once you realise how much time it takes, lol. It's a worthwhile project, though. Well done.
HI Lemercenaire,

Thanks once again. The project end result as you say is going to be worthwhile and that is what is important. But you correctly pointed out that it is very tedious and time consuming. I will do my best so that I can keep those as my notes for reference for the purpose of trading.

Regards
  • #2,593
  • May 10, 2017 4:32pm May 10, 2017 4:32pm
Quoting DemandSupply
{quote} HI Lemercenaire, Thanks once again. The project end result as you say is going to be worthwhile and that is what is important. But you correctly pointed out that it is very tedious and time consuming. I will do my best so that I can keep those as my notes for reference for the purpose of trading. Regards
Keeping a trading scrap-book (as opposed to a journal of trades) is a great thing to do. I have always done it that way. Looking at info on a screen is one thing but to have a hard-copy you can scribble on and quickly flip to a page on is something else altogether.
  • #2,594
  • May 11, 2017 12:06am May 11, 2017 12:06am
Quoting lemercenaire
{quote} Keeping a trading scrap-book (as opposed to a journal of trades) is a great thing to do. I have always done it that way. Looking at info on a screen is one thing but to have a hard-copy you can scribble on and quickly flip to a page on is something else altogether.
Hi

Could you explain a bit further. What do you exactly mean by a trading scrap book. ???


Thanks
  • #2,595
  • May 11, 2017 8:28am May 11, 2017 8:28am
Quoting DemandSupply
{quote} Hi Could you explain a bit further. What do you exactly mean by a trading scrap book. ??? Thanks
Sure.

Usually, as you progress along your trading journey, you will read and re-read a ton-and-a-half of information on your chosen method. Not to mention all the information and data you will get through as you actually go about deciding what your method's even going to be.

Inevitably this means a lot will become scattered around various locations on your computer and mostly disappear for good - meaning you have to rely on memory to get you through (or even worse, you actually only half remember the information, as it gets muddled up with something similar you read on one of the 250 threads you checked out last month ).

So I used to - and still often do, actually - quickly copy stuff over into a Word Doc (other word-processing document programmes are available!) as I go along and come across something interesting or that will be something I want to incorporate into my method(s).

These things don't need to be kept - once you've checked them out the way you want and it maybe doesn't fit, then bin it.

I keep two. A rough-cut and a final-draft. The final draft contains all the information on the method(s) I am trading at that given time. You get the picture.

Print it out. It's so much easier to scribble notes on a file on your desk than clutter up your trading screens with multiple pages of documents.

If you're really into it - or anal about it as I am - then the final draft can be polished up and put into a pdf or whatever, with all the formatting etc all clean and professional. Not necessary, that's just me, lol.
  • #2,596
  • May 11, 2017 9:36am May 11, 2017 9:36am
Hi Lemercenaire,

Thanks for all the information that you have provided. You have been a great help.

Regards
  • #2,597
  • May 11, 2017 10:17am May 11, 2017 10:17am
Hi Dennis1648,

As an expert on this method of trading that you have adopted to predict the markets and catch the moves at value, I seek your expert comments on how to be trading the EURJPY pair. ( Chart attached. Time frame 15M ). I would like to know how you go about analyzing the chart and making trading plans on a day to day basis.
A few points on which I would like you to guide me on the following :
1) Regarding the initial balance....do you use any specific indicator. Is it necessary to have the initial balance marked out on the chart and kept for reference
for trading for the week in progress.
2) How is the BC and TC calculated.?
3) Any specific indicator that you use for the monthly and weekly pivots. Would you be kind enough to provide the link or the indicator for the monthly and
weekly pivots.
4) Any specific advise you have regarding RED news alert for trading or refraining from trading of the currency pair involved.
5) In some posts you mention about your entry being at the STOP LOSS levels of traders. How do you ascertain this and what specific points do
I need to keep in mind to locate these levels. I seek your guidance on this aspect.
6) What are your specific thoughts as to carry forward of positions at the end of the trading week. Since in many cases we see a large GAP up opening
on Mondays.
7) Do you trade any pair or do you restrict yourself to few particular pairs only . For a new trader like me , what would be your advise as to which pairs
should I restrict myself to etc...

You may please reply to guide me at your convenient time. Eagerly awaiting your reply.


Warm Regards

Edit: I am just into the initial 20 pages of this thread. For the present I have used the SDK PIVOTS indicator. I have downloaded the Pivot Point Confluence and NOT fully aware as to how that indicator is to be used for trading .
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  • #2,598
  • May 11, 2017 12:10pm May 11, 2017 12:10pm
Quoting DemandSupply
Hi Lemercenaire, Thanks for all the information that you have provided. You have been a great help. Regards
You're welcome.
  • #2,599
  • May 11, 2017 4:13pm May 11, 2017 4:13pm
Quoting DemandSupply
Hi Dennis1648, As an expert on this method of trading that you have adopted to predict the markets and catch the moves at value, I seek your expert comments on how to be trading the EURJPY pair. ( Chart attached. Time frame 15M ). I would like to know how you go about analyzing the chart and making trading plans on a day to day basis. A few points on which I would like you to guide me on the following : 1) Regarding the initial balance....do you use any specific indicator. Is it necessary to have the initial balance marked out on the chart and kept...
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I asked a lot of those questions, too. There is the SDK Pivots indicator. I use a modified version. It displays daily/weekly/monthly pivots TC/BC - one is the midpoint of the previous day. You subtract the midpoint from the pivot. The TC/BC is plotted that distance above/below the pivot. I don't use the initial balance.
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  • #2,600
  • May 12, 2017 1:33am May 12, 2017 1:33am
Quoting TooSlow
{quote} {image} I asked a lot of those questions, too. There is the SDK Pivots indicator. I use a modified version. It displays daily/weekly/monthly pivots TC/BC - one is the midpoint of the previous day. You subtract the midpoint from the pivot. The TC/BC is plotted that distance above/below the pivot. I don't use the initial balance.

Hi TooSlow,

Thanks for that detailed explanation which cleared some of my doubts. Would you be kind enough to share the indicators that you use so that I can see and decide to use them for my trading too.

I addressed the previous question to Dennis since he is the author of this thread. If you could help me in guiding me that would also be a great help.

Regards
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