P&F definitely interests me. However, how does one even get P&F charts without manually drawing them? In particular, can ThinkorSwim do them? -Sparrow
Although fishmeal is a good protein source in feed, it's use is marginal in the grand scheme of things. Only round 5 mill. MT last couple of years, compared to ca. 160 mill. MT soybeanmeal (this year 175 mill. MT world total according to the USDA) and 30 mill. MT rapeseedmeal. It was a completely different story back in the 70's though. Fishmeal has been damn expensive the last years also, and those who could, have probably turned away from it. When that is said, I haven't read the book, but I liked what Went Fishing said about it. Nearly everything I have learned from others, I have learned from oldtimers.
I have traded grains since 1983, have only used fundamentals, have never used t.a. Just relating my experience. Regards, local
Hey TradeSparrow, you can check out stockcharts.com. They have really good stuff. I attached and example of JJG, the AIG grains etf. You can also check out a thread on EliteTrader by a guy named HolyGrail, he is an awsome P&F trader, and his thread explains all the subtle mechanics of P&F. The guy is good. His thread is called Learning Price action with P&F. The guy thats doing the most posting lately (Dentist007) uses bulls-eye broker.
SOYBEAN AND WHEAT CROPS: GROWTH, FERTILIZATION, AND YIELD by Samuel Davies and George Evans 2009 ISBN: 978-1-60741-173-4 An absolutely invaluable book if you want to fill in the why, where and how.
Wow, thanks guys. Sorry for taking so long to reply, but I've read your posts and it's very helpful. As an update, I started trading grains. I made some mistakes, lost some money. After making an adjustment to how I fill orders, I've made 14000 USD in the past month, so things are looking decent for starters. Sparrow ♥
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