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sharp10
 

Registered: Feb 2006
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03-23-08 01:04 AM

HG, Thanks very much for the Thread.
Since I have never used P&F charts before, what are the settings to plot on a daily chart. And can they be used for shorter time frames?

Thanks again.

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HolyGrail
 

Registered: Jul 2006
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03-23-08 01:07 AM

I forgot to mention what the numbers in the columns represent in the charts. It just represents the month. You have 1-9 which represent January thru September, and you have a b c which is October, November, and December.

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atonix
 

Registered: Jun 2007
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03-23-08 01:13 AM

This is all very interesting. I've never taken the time to learn P&F, but I think I will now. Thanks.

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HolyGrail
 

Registered: Jul 2006
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03-23-08 01:13 AM


Quote from sharp10:

HG, Thanks very much for the Thread.
Since I have never used P&F charts before, what are the settings to plot on a daily chart. And can they be used for shorter time frames?

Thanks again.



Time is of no consequence on a pnf chart. A daily chart looks exactly the same as a monthly chart. The only difference is box sizes that you choose to use. If you use the standard box sizes a monthly chart will look the same as a daily chart.

You should not use the standard box size for intraday trading.

For example on ES the standard is a 20 point box. This is fine for daily or weekly trading but not for intraday.

On intraday, I actually use three chart box sizes. .5, .75, and 1.0

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BosyBillups
 

Registered: Aug 2007
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03-23-08 01:16 AM

What are your average holding times for each position? Looks like they can be held for weeks if the movement is small.

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sharp10
 

Registered: Feb 2006
Posts: 225

 

03-23-08 01:17 AM


Quote from HolyGrail:

Time is of no consequence on a pnf chart. A daily chart looks exactly the same as a monthly chart. The only difference is box sizes that you choose to use. If you use the standard box sizes a monthly chart will look the same as a daily chart.

You should not use the standard box size for intraday trading.

For example on ES the standard is a 20 point box. This is fine for daily or weekly trading but not for intraday.

On intraday, I actually use three chart box sizes. .5, .75, and 1.0



Thanks HG, I guess I better start from the basics.
Look forward to your posts.

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