SCT High Velocity Profits Q and A Journal

I have no option to scale when Print Preview is open. Zoomis the only choice that I have and that doesn't affect the content. Do I need to change the file extention?

 

Thanks for that. I caught on a bit slow that all the bars had the same length.

 

I used SnagIt Studio. Worked for me.

 

Right click on the link.
Select "Save Target as".
Save to a location you will remember.
Get a free picture viewer like Irfanview.
http://www.irfanview.com/
Using the picture viewer look in your remembered location and view or print the file.
HTH

 

Thank you

 

Icarus, glad to see that you're still around...

 

You can also try Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and use the tools at the bottom of the page to rotate, zoom, and fit to page.

 

Jack, It's good to see you back posting about SCT. I've been following along, quietly, for some time. A couple of Q's.
On the tradestation charts I see a second MACD (top one) that I haven't seen before? I would also be interested in these new Tradestation tools like PRV, Spread2 and the DOM stalagtites etc.
Thanks for all great lessons.

 

Thanks for the post.

 

Hi Jack,

I wondered how much 'confirmation' you need before a reverse. I know you look at a hole bunch of stuff (Stretch/squeeze, DOm, a couple of squigly lines et.c) but in order to phrase the question I'll stick to PV.

Lets assume that you are in a place where a reverse might be anticipated (from channel/tape) and you have had a thrust on good volume to get there. You then get a small inside bar on low volume (as you might expect) Would you reverse right there? The reason I ask is at the moment we are in quite a neutral place all the other tools are likely to be going 'neutral' too. (They dont always just slam from + to - sadly ;-).

Would you wait for the next bar? and compare it to the previous one or two?

This issue is even trickier with a ftt. An inside bar and a pause in trading activity (volume) does not even have the channel as 'context' for a reversal.

I know you look at a bars price compared with the one before (a sound way to keep context and focus btw) perhaps you might say some more about that (or point to where it has been diuscussed) with particular attention to what constitutes a reverse and where you might hold. I would gues that the default is hold until there is clear evidence to reverse?

Cheers,
Nick.