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Mike21 replied Mar 27, 2009Wow... thats great. 28 ES points equals $1400. (per contract) Not a bad days work. image
Trade Using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)
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Mike21 replied Mar 25, 2009I just put a IBFX demo chart next to a IBFX live chart and the volume is identical. I'm not sure why your's is different.
Trade Using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)
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Mike21 replied Mar 16, 2009Hi If you put a chart of EUR/USD next to a chart of Euro Futures they look identical. Volume changes in the Euro are much easier to see. The attached chart is a 3 min EUR/USD that also shows the Euro Futures volume. (light blue)
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Mike21 replied Mar 12, 2009Why was he banned? By far the most intelligent posts came from Malcolmb. If he's gone, you can say goodbye to this thread.
Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)
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Mike21 replied Mar 4, 2009malcolmb, That's 250 pips just to break even, trading GBP/JPY on IBFX! Wow, that's impressive.... assuming you're profitable. Could you tell us how you determine where to set stop and profit targets. And also, what risk/reward do you shoot for? ...
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Mike21 replied Feb 28, 2009A printable version. Again, lets give credit where credit is due. url url url
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Mike21 replied Feb 28, 2009nyse1982, I've noticed your last several posts have been 'word for word' takes from Karthik Marar. (attachment on post #185) I've followed Karthik Marar on another forum for some time and he's an excellent trader. If you're going to plagiarize his ...
Learn to Trade using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)
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Mike21 replied Jul 20, 2008Hi Pip Ventures, Could you (or JLivermore) share some of your techniques for trading PA. I know.... higher highs, higher lows, etc... But what criteria do you use to determine your entry and exit points? Thanks ~Mike21
Chronicles of the Price Action Scalpers
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Mike21 replied Jul 17, 2008Hi Spieler and Group It is very possible to enter a trade and have it never come back to 0. (or your starting level) You would be making money trading the corrections within the trend but the original trade would be very negitive. So when would you ...
Hedge trading spieler system derived from futures spread trading
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Mike21 replied Jul 16, 2008Hi Spieler, With this system it seems you would have to spend many hours in front of your PC. Waiting to enter a trade..... manage the trade.... and exit the trade. Am I missing something? ~Mike
Hedge trading spieler system derived from futures spread trading
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