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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013I don't have a daily or weekly earnings target. I take the trades and let it all work itself out at the end of the week. When things are really cooking well why would you want to shut down at an arbitrary target? The bad weeks are not too often but ...
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013There is a lot in this question: First if you are thinking of taking a course where indicators are taught as trade triggers, do yourself a favor and skip it. Second, I would suggest that the trading books you read be kept to a minimum. You should ...
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013If you use MT4 for charting you can place an EMA on top of your ATR indicator. The purpose for this is to smooth the data a little bit to average out the really big days and the really small days. If the opening range trade is not triggered within ...
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013I haven't heard that song in ages. Thanks. Anyone remember this? video
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013Happy to oblige: We lost a great one when she died. video
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013I absolutely love his last two albums. The old stuff was good but these are great. video
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013That's pretty good. Me likey. Here is one of my all time favorites and a funny one too. video video
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013I didn't touch it. I had a laugh watching it. If it was extracted I didn't do it.
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 201320% of the four period EMA of the four week ATR. Say it three times fast. :-)
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013All day long while I am trading I am listening to great music and pouring through charts looking for patterns. I have found some great ones listening to Johnny Cash, John Prine, George Jones, Jerry Reed, and the other greats. I like all types of ...
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013Its NY open from Friday, not really that significant. It looks like it is following EU today. EU going down off last week high and EJ following.
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013I am not trading today just watching. I am watching the yen pairs today, looking for patterns.
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013London and NY closes. EJ is the pair I am watching today also. EU is taking off and EJ is not. EU really gave nothing in the way of entries this morning it just took off and went straight through the Friday high. Mondays can be this way sometimes, I ...
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013London is on GMT during standard time. Currently it is on BST which is one hour ahead. Please lets not go down the time zone road, it will derail the thread for two pages. I am much more concerned with the closes these days for a number of reasons. ...
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 29, 2013The daily open is always three hours before London open. The GMT can change because of the change to summer time in Europe and the UK. I always make it three hours before London open. I cannot change the old posts at this point.
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 28, 2013Japan and China on bank holiday. Likely nothing happening until London.
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Seneca pilot replied Apr 28, 2013I saw one of his webinars a few years ago. I thought it was pretty good but never really tried to practice it. I didn't have access to the book and the webinar didn't really give all the specifics. I do know that PTJ wrote the forward to the book ...
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