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Re: John Carter's Setups: Legit or Lame?
i programmed the TTM squeeze for quotertracker. if you spend 5 minutes learning paintbars in QT, it's very easy
all the ttm squeeze is is when the bollinger bands (20,2) go inside the keltner (20,1.5) - that's IN THE SQUEEZE and then the squeeze fires when it goes outside that condition is exceptionally easy to test for and write a paintbar for the other paintbar is merely the 12 period momentum i find the 5 minute squeeze EXTREMELY successful but i filter it (iow, i don't take every one that fires - only those that meet certain criteria). i also will not do a fade play short when a long squeeze is setting up, etc. helps keep me out of unsuccessful trades. |
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Re: John Carter's Setups: Legit or Lame?
That is NOT correct. And I can prove it. (But even if he did - so what?)
Send me an email and I will show you why this statement is so stupid and based on what ... jealousy? Last edited by bakrob99; 05-22-2007 at 06:44 AM. |
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Re: John Carter's Setups: Legit or Lame?
The implication is that he is doing this for the Trading Room revenue - which I do not believe is the case. The guy has traded for over 20 years and loves trading as an activity. Period. He will always be a trader.
What has one (revenue source) got to do with the other? He makes a considerable amount from both activities. |
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Re: John Carter's Setups: Legit or Lame?
You seem pretty adamant and I just wondered what made you feel this way. PM me or ignore my question if you don't feel its appropriate for here. |
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Re: John Carter's Setups: Legit or Lame?
It's pretty simple - I've "watched" him trade for one year ... and I've seen brokerage statements which support my statement,
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Re: John Carter's Setups: Legit or Lame?
I think the book had a lot of valuable information however using his setups purely as discussed in the book yielded poor results. I do use a 3 bar reversal setup but only at key S/R areas like pivots, yest H/L/C and value areas from the MP. I also will not countertrend trade those unless a trend reversal is almost definite and finally i am very careful about trading in the value areas as the locals are scalping you to death in there. Watch the locals test the High and low value ranges looking for takers at the 1/2 hour especially in the mornings if no takers they will typically test the opposite range.
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