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Interceptor replied Sep 11, 2009Absolutely! The problem occurs if one allows a fundamental belief structure to overcome the clear technical evidence. Jacko made his fortune by playing the euro bull run a few years back. If he had held a contradictory fundamental view (ie, ...
Jacko's Forex House of Pleasure and Pain
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Interceptor replied Sep 11, 2009The problem is, one man's downward bias is another man's upward bias. If in doubt, ask the 5 year old to come into the room with a felt tip.
Jacko's Forex House of Pleasure and Pain
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Interceptor replied Sep 10, 2009The level which price is currently at makes recent charts less relevant. Pull your chart back across until you find the last time price was at the current level.
No Brainer Trades
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Interceptor replied Sep 10, 2009Hi I had the level(below) marked up on my chart. It goes back a way, but that doesn't really matter.
No Brainer Trades
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Interceptor replied Sep 5, 2009Thanks for all the help. I've managed to sort it, at last. By scrolling back a few months, until no bars are visible on the screen, I can then amend the fixed min/max, and scroll forward again. When I get back to the current date, the min/max have ...
Perpetual MT4 Problem
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Interceptor replied Sep 5, 2009Hi I've just tried that, but unfortunately no joy! It's as though MT4 has memorised the vertical range somehow, and resets itself back to the same range no matter what I do. Frustrating.
Perpetual MT4 Problem
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Interceptor replied Sep 5, 2009Now, as I wish to manipulate the chart freely, I then go into 'Properties' and amend the fixed maximum and minimums. Briefly, I can then move my chart vertically, but the fixed minimum and maximum quickly reverts back to it's previous setting, and ...
Perpetual MT4 Problem
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Perpetual MT4 Problem
Started Sep 5, 2009|Platform Tech|6 replies
Hi all, I'm having an irksome time with MT4 at the moment, and wondered if anybody could ...
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Interceptor replied Sep 3, 2009Caught it, but then closed it too early for +30. It's alright seeing these things, but controlling my itchy finger is another matter!
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Interceptor replied Sep 3, 2009More a less a summary of how I trade in general. At some point, if one's analysis is correct, price will move away with it's backside on fire. Up until that happens, it's all about losing. As in as little as possible. Trading is "A loser's game..", ...
4H Box Breakout
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Interceptor replied Sep 2, 2009Thanks. I'm finding it aids the discipline side of things quite a lot.
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Interceptor replied Sep 2, 2009As far as systems are concerned, you are going to progress a lot quicker if you just forget about them. Think methodologies instead. Think James16. Think Jacko. You will be profitable a lot sooner that way. I can't say I've ever come across Rumus2, ...
Help for Newbies (Discussion Thread)
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Interceptor replied Sep 2, 2009Interesting volume indy that you are using. Isn't volume data impossible on the spot market due to a lack of centralised exchange?
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Interceptor replied Sep 2, 2009The ideal, for me, would be a shorting opportunity around the junction of the rising support-turned-resistance line and the horizontal at 1.4338.
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Interceptor replied Sep 2, 2009Hi Booker What sort of stop distance would you have used on this trade?
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