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james16 Chart Thread
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Oct 7, 2010 4:49am
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Originally Posted by onlydragon
hey James
what do u think about euro, pound, swiss....?? where is your entry point?? can you post one live trade??? i see you use daily and weekly timeframe so it takes hours before the market move to your stop point.... don't you mind spend 10 second to post your one live call??? Let prove to everyone you are not only a good teacher but also a good trader
Cheer
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You again? Shouldnt you be busy blowing your account on stochastic cross systems and fib strategies?
Chump.
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Last edited by joelcf, Oct 7, 2010 5:01am
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Oct 7, 2010 10:51pm
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Originally Posted by james16
there are two guys that post here everyday that your jaw would drop if they told you who they "used" to be.
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Mike and Jim 
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Oct 7, 2010 11:25pm
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Originally Posted by jarroo
I must confess . . . .
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I knew it.
You gave the game away when you tried to sell me that fibbonacci system ebook
*watches the flood of 'can you download me ebook system plz' PMs roll in*
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Oct 8, 2010 2:33am
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Originally Posted by supremeChaos
no particular reason...choose from
audusd, usdcad, usdchf, eurjpy, audjpy

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http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...87#post3429487
(also, check out Jim's chart just above that. its one of my favourites)
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Oct 10, 2010 8:09pm
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Originally Posted by Osman
EUR/CHF
38.2% of the previous swing
61.8% of last down wave,
Above we?ve got 1.35 BRN
Divergence
Comments are welcomed.
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You have so many lines drawn on your chart, it would almost be confluence if price wasnt hitting any of them!
No PA, the divergence is wishful thinking at best, fibs arent as important as people like to think (they would never be my primary reason for a trade), there is a pretty clear trading range there over the last couple of bars.
Is it a good area? Sure - price has flipped on it a few times, which makes it a nice place to watch for some PA. But at the moment, I dont see a trade here. I'd want more than 'round number kinda nearby and some arbitary fib lines'... and I use pretty much any excuse to get short eurchf.
(also, you may as well lose that volume indicator)
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Oct 10, 2010 10:19pm
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Originally Posted by jarroo
Good afternoon . . . BTW . . Joel . . 
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Hey buddy, hows things?
You know you have a procrastination problem when you decide to mark up 200 stock charts instead of doing your work. Stupid Mondays.

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Oct 13, 2010 8:42pm
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Originally Posted by Adilius07
Could anyone suggest which to add? Nasdaq 100, Russel 1000 or 2000 (and why), Maybe that AMEX Index components? I mean there are SO MANY stocks, of course SP and DOW would be most liquid - so the best, but what are the others? Are Nasdaq stocks ok for J16 method? What is the difference between Russel 1000 and 2000???
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Grab the Nasdaq 100, FTSE100, maybe the Nik225/DAX30/CAC40/ASX50 if you are desperate. Just check the daily turnover and the insider ownership if you are adding smaller caps... otherwise, you are just asking for trouble.
Skip AMEX and Russell. In general, they are too thin to really be tradeable. Obviously there are a bunch of Rus1k companies are liquid, but they will show up in your S&P and Dow scans anyways. The rest arent really worth the headache IMO.
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Originally Posted by Adilius07
What is the difference between Russel 1000 and 2000???
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The Russell3000 is a bigass index of the top 3000 US equities (across all exchanges). It represents 98% of all tradable equities.
The Rus1000 is the top 1000 companies of the Rus3000, which represents 90%. You are already seeing most of them in your Nas and SP500. The rest arent worth the headache.
The Rus2000 is the bottom 2000 companies of the Rus3000, which represent 8%. That's why you want to avoid it.
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Originally Posted by ghous
Joel you there?
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I'm always out there, watching. Kind of like Batman, but instead of fighting crime I lecture people on the internet 
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Last edited by joelcf, Oct 13, 2010 8:52pm
Reason: traded/tradeable
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Oct 13, 2010 8:55pm
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Originally Posted by Osman
There a very few brokers that offer currency index, Forex LTD and Liteforex are the only ones that I know that offer it, which i wont recommend them as a broker.
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You can use currency futures for the same purpose, but they are generally a bit thin. Alternately, you can construct your own synthetic - that's likely all your broker is doing anyway (assuming they arent just a straight bucket shop).
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Oct 14, 2010 10:41pm
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Originally Posted by xmzhang
The mathematical calculation of the EMA are the same in every TF, only the variables involved are different. If you want to map an EMA of a 4H-TF to a 1H-TF to see where price on the lower TF is at the moment in relation to the higher TF EMA you'll have to alter the variables. To calculate a 100 EMA on the 1H-TF for example, you need the close of 100 successive 1H-bars, if you want to map a 100 EMA of the 4H-TF onto the 1H-TF, you'll need to substitute the close of each 1H-bar in the expression for the EMA, by the close of each 4th 1H-bar, all the...
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That only works for an SMA
Either way, it probably doesnt matter. There are such a wide variety of market participants with such a wide variety of approaches which incorporate such a wide variety of MAs, timeframes and calculation methods that the little differences are unlikely to mean much at all.
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