Its all about "tests"

Discussion in 'Trading' started by steve46, Jul 11, 2006.

  1. duard

    duard

    I have two basic systems to trade--- trend and countertrend. I lose if I'm loaded up and trend trading when I should be countertrend trading and vice versa. That has been the key for me. Reading the music, finding the tempo and executing according to conditions or NOT. Also knowing when to take profits or stops based on volatility. When to add to work a trade, etc.

    Steve nice thread and very generous on your part.
     
    #61     Jul 13, 2006
  2. Nice Thread...

    Summary to date... hope i did not miss anything major in the summary...

    cj...

    :)

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    #62     Jul 13, 2006
  3. toby400

    toby400

    Thanks for providing a summary Edge - much appreciated.:)
     
    #63     Jul 13, 2006
  4. Steve,

    Great thread!! Hope you keep it going.

    Cariocas
     
    #64     Jul 13, 2006
  5. steve46

    Thanks for reply. Actually my asking "what else could a daytrader ask for" was more a statement than a question...:D

    Surely there are many things to be considered but with solid real time trading experience i believe most traders as time goes on ues LESS and LESS inputs to get maximum output (read other peoples money) from their trading.

    Tests, p points, a couple lines for openings, supp/resist, mov avg crossover and a putting oneself inside of the chartists mind/pit traders mind should get the job done.

    Keep up the good work. Lets bring home some bacon today.
     
    #65     Jul 13, 2006
  6. OKay, here is a screen capture showing a setup that will allow you folks to see how volume actually works.

    If you use Esignal you can see the volume ramp up on the bottom of the screen at the right side.

    I have an LRC in place and you can see how price bounces off the lower channel line, as buyers come in to support the price.

    This is how "support" gets built, even if just for a moment or two

    Check it out.

    Chart on the right is one min candles, on the left 5 min


    Sorry I can't say more about it, but I am kind of busy here.

    Steve
     
    #66     Jul 13, 2006
  7. Here is another chart showing the one min volume.

    I think this is self explanatory.

    Hope someone else here got into this move

    It was a 4 point pop.

    As Elvis would say "Thank you vera much"

    Steve
     
    #67     Jul 13, 2006
  8. Here is the reversal move back down

    Sorry I just did not have time to document the volume on the way back down

    I was kind of busy
     
    #68     Jul 13, 2006
  9. Yellar

    Yellar

    Steve,

    Great thread, can you expand on how you visualize the day before trading begins. Bolters MP journal contained some excellent calls based on his ideas for the coming day and it seemed to make a significant difference.

    Thanks in advance.

    Yellar
     
    #69     Jul 16, 2006