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TIKITRADER

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  1. In the end we are interested in making money and not in making beautiful charts.

     

    yep agree there. here is a very simple trade I took yesterday. live trade.

    times can be matched to chart to see entry and exit of a faster fractal trade.

    was out all day when I came home this was sitting there.simple 1 contract trade ES. left home after this trade missed rest of day.

    5aa70ffe84d93_estradeapril27.thumb.jpg.83f882701af181ad8b1623bcbee93d12.jpg


  2. One of the best sections of all the threads regarding the method can be found starting September 1 2007

     

    Spydertrader's Jack Hershey Futures Trading Journal

     

    Flaws and Internal Formations

     

    beginning about page 884

     

    Edit: Attached an old chart from Spydertrader that has an HVS market around 10 to 10:30 am. Reminder . . .Chart is from past with annotations that relate to the discussions taking place at that time.

    02-22-2006-es-5min.thumb.jpg.7011055c47c60bcbfdc685788c67d501.jpg


  3. HVS = High Volatility Stall JH - Method

     

     

     

    quote from Spydertrader

     

    A. Hitch

    As dominant traverses proceed the price change there is, at first, an almost continuous

    advance. Therefore, from bar to bar, the offsets and the bar length repeat one after

    another. Progress can soften after a period of time and it shows up as a momentary one

    or two bar repeat. Repeat means that consecutive nearly identical bars show up. The

    bars often do not have the volatility of the prior advancing bars. Volume will flag

    somewhat preceding this phenomena. Then the price resumes its prior advance. The

    market has momentarily caught its breath, so to speak.

     

    B. Dip

    Dips are like hitches only they are more pronounced, meaning that a small noticeable

    retrace for one bar may occur. The corresponding volume flagging is more pronounced.

     

    C. Stall

    Stalls are longer hitches and the volatility may not be less than prior bars. Picture it as a

    definite pause and dwell period that occurs not too close to the left fractal channel line.

    Volume will oscillate somewhat by flagging and then refreshing and flagging again.

    D. High Volatility Stall

    This formation usually occurs near the limits of the market’s range and early in the day

    when volume is brisk and the market opens somewhat near the prior day’s range. A

    high volatility stall can be traded at the rate of one cycle per two bars and it can be

    traded in both directions with a neutral bias. The tick length of the bars gives a

    comfortable value of profit and leaves room for market fills that may not be at the limits

    of the lateral values of the range of volatility in a bar.


  4. ahhhh ! here is one of them

     

    edit: this drawing of IF1 IF2 APA was created by Bi9foot. this is not the strategy report. This is a great drawing and explains well.

     

     

    now I remember Ezzy searched extensively for these docs and they did not turn up.

    if1_if2_apa.png.7c7e83bb548580428a1191d3b427c583.png


  5. here is a chance to have that dream car for a day . . .

     

    it will cost a nice penny though

     

    Ferrari F430 Spider Rental: Rent a Ferrari F430 Spider in Miami, Fort (Ft.) Laurderdale, Palm Beach, Orlando, Naples, Tampa & beyond

     

     

    Ferrari F430 Spider - Vital Stats

     

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    Engine: 490hp mid-mounted V8

    Transmission: F1-style 6-speed semi-auto

    0-60: 4.0 seconds

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    Interior: Natural leather

     

     

     

    Rental Pricing

    Miami / South Florida

     

    Weekday rates (M - Thu)

    1st day (24 hours) $1,450

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    Weekend rates (F - Sun)

    2 days $3,450

    3.5 days (3 + free 1/2 day) $4,445

     

    Weekly $7,875


  6.  

    The feed (knock on wood) has been good in recent memory..

     

    The live platform, live data completely froze this week on one instance for about a half hour . . .for me as well as another user of OEC. You did not have an issue ?


  7. Have fun . . .

    CLICK THIS LINK . . . WAIT FOR DOWNLOAD COUNTDOWN ( very small numbers ) AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTION

    http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=541170

     

    OR TRY THESE ALL SAME NOT SURE WHICH ONE IS WORKING

     

    http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=541170&dv=1

     

    tiki- spyder's wild journey video- YourFileLink.com

     

    and see the title

    Spyders_Wild_Journey_2009_tiki.avi

     

    then look for the link to download file

    once video is downloaded turn up speakers and have fun !

    file is safe- I created a fun simple video for the method and file size was too large for direct attachment

    no problem playing in windows media player

    image explanation attached

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  8. I have to store all the oil I took delivery on in my pool. :angry:

     

    LOL that would be a 50 x 55 foot pool for 1 contract. You must have awesome parties. :rofl:

     

    . . . JK !


  9. K200 Kospi - kse March 29-30 5 minute EST

     

    I made an error in previous post regarding the trade hours for the K200.

    The correct hours in EST are 8pm to 2 am.

     

    attached charts are from last evening.

     

    News link for kse provided by redduke thread

     

    YONHAP NEWS

     

    calender for kse holidays

     

    Korea Stock Exch. 2010 Bank Holidays

     

    Asian Stock Markets Holiday: South Korea Stock Exchange Market Holidays / Trading Calendar (Year 2010)

     

     

    * chart ends earlier than close as of image time taken

    5aa70ff272f96_kospimarch29-2010..thumb.jpg.efe946f44486e8f9deb2cb732169d22b.jpg

    5aa70ff279805__k200march292010.thumb.jpg.4e7d9ccccf3506a23e5b5f5e2c1f9d7a.jpg


  10. Ok heres a Q for you guys, i know its a slight diversion of the thread but.....

     

    What cars are going to appreciate going forwards and are desirable, I should say excluding already stupid priced exotics such as Ferrari 250 GTO and so on.

     

    I have a few ideas of my own but interested as to others thoughts.

     

     

    First car I posted on page one. 1970 to 1974 Cuda.

     

    There is no end in the appreciation of these cars now. They originally sold for $5,000.00

     

    Now they are going for as much as $3M to $5,000,000.00

     

    Yes that's right up to 5 million !!

     

    This car in image auctioned in past few years for 4 million

     

     

    attachment.php?attachmentid=20365&stc=1&d=1269617347

    5aa70ff139a83_4milliondollarcuda.jpg.1d171ea4ee386784e58946c5e77296be.jpg


  11. This is a fun one. I am new to it so I still have to get used to it. ( may not be setup perfect, working on it )

    Kospi K200- kse

     

    This is live this evening. The Kospi opens around 7pm est and closes about 1pm est. This is a great way to keep practicing or trade live during evenings.

     

    method looks perfect applied to this market. this chart is a quick throw together but I will get some more posted in near future.

     

    thanx tams for some great codes posted on tl

    5aa70ff0e704b_kospimarch252010.thumb.jpg.2a67102ea622c1c4cf0fb79bc06a20cc.jpg

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