Simple Profitable Method

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by trader28, Sep 6, 2006.

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  1. Jimns,

    I am looking at the signal guide in e-signal right now. I can
    find (ES= emini s & p 500) on the CME.

    I can't seem to find ER or ER2? On the CME?

    Thanks

    snarlyjack
     
    #2461     Mar 8, 2007
  2. jimns

    jimns

    Snarly

    eMini Russell 2000 Futures quotes for eSignal should be (at least this is the format eSignal used in 2005):

    AB H7
    AB M7
    AB U7
    AB Z7

    The continuous signal is AB #F

    No idea how eSignal came up with these symbols.

    Some traders use the Russell as a leading indicator since it will often break down or out before the YM, ES, or NQ.

    jimns
     
    #2462     Mar 8, 2007
  3. Jimns,

    Thanks for all your help!!!

    I just got off the phone with E-Signal and set up my charts
    from (YM) (CBOT) to (AB) / (CME) or ER2 (CME).

    So, now were all trading the E-Mini Russell Futures on the CME?

    Ok... hopefully were all on the same page. By the way the
    exchange fee's according to e-signal are $30.00 a month
    cheaper on the CME.

    The YM was $5.00 a point.

    The ER2 is $10.00 a point? Is the ER2 as volatile as the YM?

    thanks

    snarlyjack
     
    #2463     Mar 8, 2007
  4. fasten your seat belt
     
    #2464     Mar 8, 2007
  5. seancass

    seancass

    Jimns,

    Butting in? Not at all. Great to hear of your experiences and thank you for sharing your set-up which sounds as if it's taking you in the right direction.

    It is a simple straight forward system and if offers an edge.

    I wonder if you could tell us how you use the superimposition of the two MACDs?

    I notice you use tick and trin too.

    Again, thanks for sharing.

    Sean
     
    #2465     Mar 8, 2007
  6. Kinggyppo,

    I have no idea how to tell if the market is trending or not.

    That's what I am trying to get a handle on. The (YM) market
    in my opinion was/is all over the place. At the end of the day when your looking back at it, you would say I should have done this or that, but in the time of battle and prices are racing all over the price bar your going wow...what should I do now...

    This is probably a traders #1 concern. What should I do now...
    at this moment in time...staying in the present. Not 5 minutes
    ago, not 5 minutes into the future, but right now...

    Thus the secret of trading is???....

    snarlyjack
     
    #2466     Mar 8, 2007
  7. good reply, Seykota says there is only a historical trend, saying what you say, that only now and the future is relevant. The market is in a continuation pattern right now, I am looking for a strong close but wtf do I know?:cool:
     
    #2467     Mar 8, 2007
  8. I just got off the phone with Mann Financial changing my trading
    platform from the (YM) to the (ER2).

    Talking with the customer service guy, he say's: You'll like the
    ER2 market a lot better. It's more forgiving and trends a bit better. The (YM) is not forgiving nor does it really trend.

    I am thinking to myself "now they tell me...". So I learned how to
    trade on one of the hardest most unforgiving markets? Well I
    hope that experience (YM) served me well! Time will tell?

    This is what makes this site so good (ET) us traders can get together and talk about things. Which is very nice...

    Thanks Everyone!!!

    snarlyjack
     
    #2468     Mar 8, 2007
  9. YM price action reminds me of being in a small boat on a large choppy body of water. ER trends better I hear.
     
    #2469     Mar 8, 2007
  10. jimns

    jimns

    Snarly

    Careful, the ER2 is $100 a point. Minimum fluctuation is a tenth of a point ($10).

    Not sure about volatility since I've only played with ER2 and maybe a little bit of YM. It just so happens that I asked a VP at CME the same question a couple of weeks ago and even he had no data on the ER2 volatility.

    jimns
     
    #2470     Mar 8, 2007
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