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- xtsunami replied Feb 21, 2014
Another week is almost in the books. I think the euro and cable find themselves in some interesting territory, don't you?
- xtsunami replied Dec 23, 2013
with more levels added
- xtsunami replied Dec 23, 2013
how do you draw just equidistant lines (as many as possible) across the whole graph in mt4? Use the fibonacci channel draw tool.
- xtsunami replied Dec 17, 2013
D-Fork, Without knowing your trading background or the experience you have, the answers to your questions become a bit nebulous. But none the less, I will give you my responses: 1 ) Which fork is the one thats gonna work, All median lines drawn will ...
- xtsunami replied Dec 10, 2013
pips4life, "I don't really see what gave you the confidence in that short from there" One bar held the key to this trade for me, thus the confidence to pull the trigger. Please see attached. image
- xtsunami replied Dec 3, 2013
Just a two hour euro chart. FWIW, forex fatory's voucher system was ridiculous, their reinvention is even worse.
- xtsunami replied Nov 18, 2013
A follow up to post 82. Took a little longer than I anticipated, but euro short finally filled. Looking for a retest of the most recent lows which would be a trade of almost 6:1. Time will tell.
- xtsunami replied Nov 15, 2013
Really? You are going to make excuses? Losses happen, move on. Would've, could've, should've will leave you broke. Learn from the experience. You are trading against the very best not just where you live, but in the world. Don't ever think there is ...
- xtsunami replied Nov 15, 2013
A simple clean 4 hr chart of aud/jpy, which direction is this market heading?
- xtsunami replied Nov 14, 2013
big pipin, Perhaps you should take a look at the rules Dr. Andrews wrote. The median line gives a probable path of price. Price is moving toward the median line. Your a/r lines are technically drawn correctly, but that does not mean you should ...
- xtsunami replied Nov 14, 2013
big pipin, I don't think you understand the process of "getting better." It involves you doing work...alot of work. Why don't you post your analysis either here or start a journal and invite people to critique your work? In the long run, you will be ...
- xtsunami replied Nov 14, 2013
big pipin, I am not sure what you are asking for...analysis of what? If you are asking about a/r lines, my analysis is they are useful, but no more useful than median lines. It is my understanding that D. Andrews began his work using only what we ...
- xtsunami replied Nov 13, 2013
big pipin, In theory, yes. But A/R lines have an art to them. The kind of art a skilled craftsman has with the tools in his hand or a musician has with his instrument.
- xtsunami replied Nov 13, 2013
Hope you don't mind if an old guy plays along. Trade is outlined, just not quite there yet. Selling at 13515 area with a stop at 13552 and target at 13379. If all goes to plan, a r:r of roughly 3.5:1. Time will tell.
- xtsunami replied Oct 29, 2013
PIPot, Ask any two craftsmen what tools he has in his toolbox and you surely will find that there are similar tools in each. Ask those craftsmen and a rank novice, and the tools in the toolbox will likely be the same. What matters is not the tool, ...
- xtsunami replied Oct 25, 2013
Trading is both objective and subjective, systematic and art. You can build for yourself rules for using median lines. But how I use them may be different than how you may use them. If you are looking for a place to begin, start with alternating ...
- xtsunami replied Oct 23, 2013
livindaylite, The short answer to your question is: median lines use alternating pivots. That is the simple answer. But it will take a great deal of work to learn how to best use them. Each of us, depending on our experience "see" things on the ...
- xtsunami replied Oct 10, 2013
Though you are certainly entitled to your opinion, the statistic as Andrews presented it is factual. I was introduced to median lines a very long time ago, mid eighties actually, and manually did the work on the charts, not a handful but thousands ...