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ha-pattern replied Jan 7, 2011demo — Agreed. Go through a 5-30' chart over the past several years and this is about the ratio. And, I read the gap statistic -- the Sunday gap -- from the starter of this thread. Only, when you prepare oneself to trade any area available, ...
Market Statistics & Probabilities (requests welcome)
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ha-pattern replied Jan 5, 2011Sounds reasonable. Gravity is like proprioception, as in following the price on its rolling path. It'd likely be just as important as viewing the screen and considering whether to 'touch' (change) a trade. The gravity of other planets and stars is ...
Thinking Outside the Box!?!
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ha-pattern replied Jan 2, 2011The 10K cliche and psychology are two different things. While 10k gives you an intuition-sure ability for a trade, psychology can instantly replace it with that of a 400:1 NFP-only (hey, it moves!) discretionary bucketshop (why me?) scalper. Which I ...
10,000 hours to greatness and the Mastery Asymptote
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ha-pattern replied Jan 2, 2011Sorry, more absurdity. (post#1: modified slightly from last post) file image premade: 1. Practice close-minded, violent control: Label everybody/thing, the label exactly describing every motion the labelled can possibly make. Control the other: ...
Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal
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ha-pattern replied Dec 31, 2010This makes sense to me -- image image image image image image image Post #216 also makes sense. I can see how you match net trend angle between the vertical lines of the Fib Time Zones, the earlier lines getting at least a visually ...
The Element of Time in Trading
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ha-pattern replied Dec 31, 2010You can replicate much of live's psychology in demo, with practice. Why invoke taxes? There's a world of room in paper, simulator and demo to hone one's technical edge before testing with pennies.
How to keep in faith with a statistically profitable system?
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ha-pattern replied Dec 31, 2010(post#1: new) image Area, draw TL's from: 1. ellipse centerline on edge of 2. logr fan that is an 3. midline or divergence from or ninety-degree angle of 4. level opposition or hi-lo compromise to release or build pressure and turn from 5. aligned ...
Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal
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ha-pattern replied Dec 25, 2010demo — Most of the list's items address things indirectly related to interpreting data enough to make profit from. They clear the air of faulty ideas; that's good. This last item does this and brings up the subject of how trading works at its ...
Twelve widely believed forex myths
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ha-pattern replied Dec 25, 2010(post#1, slight revision) cycle (order: object, echoes (layers) of object, indication of the start of a logr; several smaller areas which combine to shape into a logr. Actions within this number of areas that forms its own action paths and their ...
Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal
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ha-pattern replied Dec 24, 2010This table is what I worked on for at least a week, before deciding for myself that 'gut' and 'say' should work for me: image (post#1 dump) To condition: underlying think/move speed adjust through overemphasis of conscious, serial thought/motion; ...
Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal
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ha-pattern replied Dec 22, 2010I didn't. Interesting idea. Then if there's a light dip then the same up-wave in EURUSD from 5 to 7 am EST today, only a side run then a large up-wave in EURGBP, there's more money going into USD than GBP. Thus, one may conclude without looking that ...
Why Is Price Doing What It's Doing?
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ha-pattern replied Dec 18, 2010Great image, had to laugh. It's better than: It's like play money, who cares? (That would be Canadian money. (Kidding: The colors....)) The one or so times I played, poker has a similar feel to it, since, I guess, you exchange the bills on a single ...
demo vs live price movement
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ha-pattern replied Dec 17, 2010demo — It seems you apply it more toward trade management than chart (or news) study. Yeah, I do similar, if not as much and only to keep loose, for mental imagery to inspire how to read the chart: Geology (mountains, caves, rivers); airflow, ...
Biology vs Technology
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ha-pattern replied Dec 15, 2010Your approach is very frugal and all-encompassing at the same time, a welcome attribute. It inspired me to improve my own incomplete (and thus unrepeatable) method, which is all my last post really says. Good trading to you.
"Hardcore" Analysis
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ha-pattern replied Dec 15, 2010Thanks for the interesting idea. Here's my initial impression. Note: The following addresses only the space before the last two smaller areas and only implies consideration of the smaller space before the space below the leftmost horizontal ...
"Hardcore" Analysis
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ha-pattern replied Dec 12, 2010demo — Why must 1'TF traders make a lot of fast trades? This cliche has got to go. Maybe those laughing know how long each run is.
Who is having the last laugh in the end?
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ha-pattern replied Dec 12, 2010demo — Another poster, here, linked to an article on seasonal biology and its effects on mammals. I got several other links (1,2,3,4) and happened to notice something about our own bodies (1,2). This convinced me that time is a worthy ...
TF combos
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ha-pattern replied Dec 11, 2010demo — Invention and exploration do have their place in trading. Some personality types see the trading world in this way, myself included. (BTW, Archimedes also, according to a tv program, discovered calculus.) Though Adal's contribution ...
Ok, Lets do it - Developing a Highly Profitable System
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ha-pattern replied Dec 11, 2010Recently, I was able to gain ground psychologically in my personal life. As a result, I comprehended how to make a better psychological/trading model (found in the top of the first picture in post #1, and put in perspective with the bottom portion ...
Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal
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ha-pattern replied Dec 11, 2010A few at ff have done extremely high profits when they performed short cycles -- one daytrader, daily; another shortterm trader, on an occasional week -- of trades and then withdrawal of earnings. It's a pleasure to watch someone who can do so well. ...
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