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Richard III

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  1. Hello nokia000, Click on walterw link at the top of any of his post. A drop-down menu appears, click "find all posts". There are several indicators in his system so read all the threads in cronological order. The MT coding is given as devoloped also, you will find many revisions so read it all. Regards Richard
  2. Hi armory, Use the link in Walter,s review (Incredible Charts: Twiggs Money Flow). At the end of the article the MS indicator is given. I hope it works for you. Richard III
  3. Gualterio querido/estimado, Gracias por todo el trabajo duro. Gracias por su corazón abierto. Y gracias sobretodo por ser usted. Mis respetos más beest, Richard III (Nuevos software, hehehe de la traducción.)
  4. Thank you ,Walter. I will look into EFX. Regards, Richard
  5. Walter, I like your approach, clean and simple. How do you determine the number of pips to use. Keeping in mind that MT holds a minimum stop of 2X the spread or in the case of a trailing stop a minimum of 15 pips. It seems the down side risk is ordained by the trading gods. With a good argument 5 pips stop below the swing plus the amount of pips in the three bars following the swing then the spread added in at entry would make a desent RRR difficult to obtain when scalping. What do you think? Richard:confused:
  6. This web site may prove useful. http://www.investopedia.com/ Richard
  7. :embarassed:Darth & Brown, The video is rather long. First half is a market profile however, she moves to the S&P 500 eMini. I thought she was using depth of market to setup trades. I have been taking from the forum and thought I had something to give back. I apologize for the bad information. Richard:embarassed:
  8. I stumbled across this link http://www.ioamt.com/media/videos/dailyrecaps/9859196/sforecap.html. It is a flash video. The first half is a overall market report however, the second half goes right to the S&P emini, showing how to trade using the DOM. I dug into the source and found it to be a proprietary subscription system. But it does show enough to add some direction to the ideas on this thread.
  9. The understanding I am getting is the DOM is showing lots to buy and sell around the market price. If a large lot order is submitted, several points away from the market price when does that show on the DOM? Especially, if the order is made counter to the current market trend.:\
  10. Trader 273, Interesting post and timely. I am reading John L. Person's book, 'Candlestick and Pivot Point'. Your approach appears to fit into his methodology and help me gain some valuable insight. I am assuming you are using pattern based support and resistance rather than pivot point calculations. I wonder if there are valid parallels between the two. might be something useful here. Richard III
  11. Thank you, gentlemen. replies were very helpful. Richard III
  12. I am using Fibonacci Trader. In the candlestick setup there is an option for Heiken Ashi mode. I can see the visual differences however, I do not understand the technical implications. Of course the help files within the platform do not address this feature. I have yet to find a definition or explanation in any net searches. your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Richard III:confused:
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