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Nice one Josh. perhaps the exit wasn't the best considering, although if that was your objective then it was good execution. Either way it was a good entry. That final test on 88's was the convincing aspect- lower delta, test of earlier demand and then a clean move away.

 

For anyone who is an aspiring trader, this is the kind of thing that you need to be doing to identify good trades. Then of course comes the skill of ditching poor ones, managing trades & exits and finding within yourself the consistency to reproduce these skills over and over again.

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Just some numbers for Friday... I have CHVN: 1400.00, CLVN: 1405.50, CHVN: 1409.25, CLVN: 1410.25...

 

I "suspect" 1405.50 will be upside potential for today if we breach 1400.00.. but as Josh says "ACH." :confused:

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Just some numbers for Friday... I have CHVN: 1400.00, CLVN: 1405.50, CHVN: 1409.25, CLVN: 1410.25...

 

I "suspect" 1405.50 will be upside potential for today if we breach 1400.00.. but as Josh says "ACH." :confused:

 

Tom, what date are you using for your long term profile? I could have gone back further, but right now I am using 03/14/07 as it encapsulates that upper balance. Not sure I am too fussed about what comes before that.

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Tom, what date are you using for your long term profile? I could have gone back further, but right now I am using 03/14/07 as it encapsulates that upper balance. Not sure I am too fussed about what comes before that.

 

10/11/07..Are your numbers different?

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BTW: I downloaded ver 10.5.c2 IRT.. How is yours running?

 

I like ther extended fractals and this weekend I hope to change the VPOC indicator...

 

Not sure how to do that without wrecking my charts..

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BTW: I downloaded ver 10.5.c2 IRT.. How is yours running?

 

I like ther extended fractals and this weekend I hope to change the VPOC indicator...

 

Not sure how to do that without wrecking my charts..

 

10.5 c3 is out now.

 

Try this for when you want to change a chart a little bit. Right click on a blank bit of chart then click "Duplicate". It'll ask you to save it and you should pick something obvious if you are anything like me and have lots of charts saved. This way, you can play around with a copy of your old chart without the risk of screwing it up :)!

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BTW: Currently 7:43cst looking at this 1400.00 the market isn't exactly running away from it... GBX-VPOC has shifted up to 1399.00 so it will be interesting to see what it brings forth..

 

:missy:

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10.5 c3 is out now.

 

Try this for when you want to change a chart a little bit. Right click on a blank bit of chart then click "Duplicate". It'll ask you to save it and you should pick something obvious if you are anything like me and have lots of charts saved. This way, you can play around with a copy of your old chart without the risk of screwing it up :)!

 

Yes, Tx..I do that... I also LOVE the Revert key..It has saved my butt a number of times..:helloooo:

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VPOC Shifts: BTW, I hope we can discuss this topic further, especially if there is any way to consistently interpret what is happening when the shift takes place and if there are any tools we can use... COnceptually it is a sign of high volume and that buyers are shut off when it moves to the high like it has in the GBX session but that may only lead to a tight rotation or somehting more signifigent...

 

Thursdays up trend was an example of it moving to the top and the market rotated first in a tight distribution and then it rotated down several points..it sat up there for a fair amount of time... All I knew was there were stops under it and we were heading into lunch so a rotation was highly liklely...

 

Delta did eventually drop but when the VPOC shifted I would have liked to know how aggressive the profit taking was.. Maybe I am living on Fantasy Island...

 

Edit: Today as of 8:07 cst we have bounced off the 1400.00 level, and current High of Move is 1400.50... VPOC has shifted up and DElta has finally come off at 8:01 a cst.. Of course I have no clue if it is just a ripple or if we will get some responsive selling on the open or whatever... Where is my market GPS when I need it..?

 

@ 8:20cst going into the open 97.75 is an interesting number ..that's all I know

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Yes, Tx..I do that... I also LOVE the Revert key..It has saved my butt a number of times..:helloooo:

 

Was going to suggest that Tom -- especially with these new releases, if I am going to change anything major, I do a Save All for my charts, Backup Database, and then you can do whatever you want and even if it crashes and messes up your database, you can just restore from backup or revert an individual chart.

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I took at short & picked up a few donuts but dod not get long (yet)..

 

Here is where you VPOC lovers can put your thinking hats on...

 

As of 9:49cst we have rotated up to the Open and VPOC is right there... Trend is up and there was pretty good rejection off the current LOD..so ... North or Rotation??

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IRT bug: Is anyone getting a thick Random horizontal (Red) Line across the tops of bars on their charts..it stops and starts intermittently but only on the tops.. It comes down like a MAvg of TOps... If I right click there is nothing to open..?

 

I have sent a definition to Chad to check out... I am not getting it on my 405m Composite but everything else...

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Just wanted to post a loss I just took, for learning purposes.

 

I was looking to buy 96s, and 96 tested to the tick after news. Moved up, but on weak volume, not very convincing. Pushed lower by 2 ticks, and while it was not much and volume support was there (bullish), the move back up above 96 did not look convincing to me. I shorted 97.00, and took a loss at 98.75 ... I'm a little pissed because my plan was to buy 96s, but I just didn't see the buying support I wanted, so I suppose the right course would have been to simply wait, not take a trade counter to my original intention. Just putting that out there.

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If you guys got long, nice job... I did not have a clean shot, for me I was looking for a bit lower - 95.00 for final scale... :crap:

 

I'd love to see RE and then there is a double Distribution currently 98.00 and stops probably building under the previos 15m bar low...98.00 - no clue if we will pull back there but that is at least where I would take a look.. I'd like to see RE first but if it pulls back and there is support there that would be an initial consideration... for a long.. :missy:

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