AHG - Profitable Strategy for Struggling Traders

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Anekdoten, Jul 19, 2007.

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  1. Piscuy

    very dumb question

    What is OSO ?

    Can I set it up on IB?

    Thanks. Your posts are much appreciated. I am still learning
     
    #4691     Nov 30, 2007
  2. babe714

    babe714

    think this might be what he's talkinig about using tradestation .
    https://www.tradestation.com/support/tutorials/OCO_OSO.aspx

    If IB is your broker would recommend bracket trader (free) , can do nearly the same thing
     
    #4692     Nov 30, 2007
  3. #4693     Nov 30, 2007
  4. mark1

    mark1 Guest


    bmw, what data feed are you using for Ami?

    Let me know and maybe I can help you out
     
    #4694     Nov 30, 2007
  5. mark1

    mark1 Guest

    enstein , that's the way I would have taken the signal, the first bar having a lower high after the 2 bars with the same high, is what I call the confirmation bar, I place my stop limit short 1 tick below the low of that bar, so to me that was not a triggered setup.

    I'm quite sure Piscuy's experience allows him to enter on that bar ( seeing the pressure on the T&S for example). So how do you decide what the best method for you is?
    Very simple but it takes time, go back on your past charts, find your pivots and see what gives the best entry in terms of probability. Do you whant to know about this particular setup ( a pivot formed by 2 equal Highs and 1 bar with a lower High), find it on your charts, keep notes of the outcome of each trade and see what statistically the best entry point is.

    This gives you 2 benefits

    First you learn to recognize the setup as you have lerned to recognize a letter A from a letter B when you read something (second nature, sport memory etc).

    2nd it gives you the confidence to actually trigger the transmit button when you see the setup and have money on the line.

    Think about it, here great traders can give us all the info we may ask for, but would you actually have the confidence to fly a plane only by reading the instructions on a manual?

    Why do you think I go over my trades every night and keep notes on what I did right or wrong?

    Beside the fact that I'm a bit egocentric (just a bit lol) and I like to show my charts :D , I do it because it's one of the most valuable lessons you can teach to yourself , and guess what?It' s free, it takes only time and patience.


    VERY IMPORTANT

    Piscuy told you guys, why don't you post you thoughts, why don't you post your findings, why don't you make a commitment and post at least 2 charts a week with your notes and a detailed (doesn't have to be a bestseller) explanations of your reasoning?

    Again you have a win win situation.
    1st you might find a good guy who recognize the effort you are doing and is eager to give you good tips to improve ( a tip today a tip tomorrow..Rome was not built in a day right?).

    2nd You are actually helping other people less experienced to improve their skills ( ok you are not a top trader yet, but remember there's people who know even less of what you know right now).

    I'm not here to criticize, I'm not in the position to do it, but why don't you guys make an effort and post your trades charts ? Real or simulated, it doesnt' matter. Just keep it real , don't cheat.

    You still suck and you are afraid of critics? Who gives a rat ass,we are here to learn, post your damn charts, give back what Anek and Piscuy gave to you.

    I'm sure most of you are still at a stage where you don't even realize what you have here, a very rare thing is happening here, are you ready to take your chance or not? Make the effort !
     
    #4695     Nov 30, 2007
  6. jychiu

    jychiu

    hi, I have downloaded most of the postings in thread starting from the beginning into word files.

    Half of the month of collection into one word file included the chart as well and the author of the post. File size is big, 5MB to 12MB each. From Jul 07 up to 29 Nov 07 (except the month of Oct which is in the process).

    You could download it for offline reading. Here the download :

    http://www.4shared.com/file/30775284/8bbe0373/AHG_0707.html
    http://www.4shared.com/file/30775308/4b13af67/AHG_0708a.html
    http://www.4shared.com/file/30775523/ea7a68df/AHG_0708b.html
    http://www.4shared.com/file/30775797/d67a163/AHG_0709a.html
    http://www.4shared.com/file/30776008/5be0bed0/AHG_0709b.html
    http://www.4shared.com/file/30776140/309599d1/AHG_0711a.html
    http://www.4shared.com/file/30776536/91be02ff/AHG_0711b.html

    ps : one small problem, most of the posting was based on GST+8 timing.
     
    #4696     Nov 30, 2007
  7. hi darren,

    Here is my article on 'Dragons in the Markets' in Traders-Journal (Nov. 2007) magazine.

    http://www.traders-journal.com/files/nov2007.pdf

    You can also see Dragon Pattern and how it works in my book
    "Trade Chart Patterns Like The Pros"

    Regards,
    Suri




     
    #4697     Nov 30, 2007
  8. Thanks Suri!
     
    #4698     Nov 30, 2007
  9. Thank you for sharing,
    It is very much appreciated.

    And Thank you Suri for the article,

    Your book is excellent and one of my favorites... After reading Bulkowski and Murphy, your book was sheer pleasure, it filled in all the missing pieces and so much more...
     
    #4699     Nov 30, 2007
  10. I was looking for a vehicle to share jpg's of the referenced charts in my previously posted AHG reference document and jychiu's website link provided me this opportunity.

    For those interested, the charts referenced in AHG reference HK 001 can be downloaded at:

    http://www.4shared.com/dir/4772355/e2259420/sharing.html

    The download contains a 30Mb zip file.

    The charts are identified in chronological order starting with AHG chart-HK 001, etc... and match the number sequence used in the word document.
     
    #4700     Nov 30, 2007
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