Recent content by Gary186

Fair value gap. Nowadays a lot of new terms and concepts. It is hard to learn new things. I learned "micro gap" from AL Brooks many years ago and now I think it is a waste of time. :D It is useful, but I think no people build a strategy from "fair value gap". :) It seems that AI can not create...

Trading forex is much difficult than trading stocks, why? because the leverage of forex is too high.

Your code is not the correct definition.you need consider body size and context and the position comparing previous bar. Maybe together volume.

First you need to find some symbols often follow trend . For example , TSLA. Then use a trend following system. Forgot all the things about risk reward, win rate, no taking profit, your only need is making money.

Is there an app that can provide a series of strategies? Users can subscribe to this strategy. Then the signals of this strategy can be sent to users through mobile text messages, emails or the app. I hope one day AI will be smart enough.

Wave is ok if you only use one kind of wave. I use wave based on ATR, but I think wave based on percent change is the best. Below is a wave example based on Bollinger's bands (30, 2.5, 2.5) . On the 15-minute chart, the trend is clear.

I want to know what tools did you use to make this video? How are the subtitles made? Is AI-generated voice used? If I make a video, I must give a strict definition. How to define trends using moving averages? How to enter and exit? The current rules are too loose.

I believe TradeStation can meet your needs. But do you really think it's worth spending so much time?

Trendless, hard to trade. 15 minutes. the blue signal is right. The yellow signal ( trend following ) will be trapped.

It is a good entry. Also it is the first time touch resistance.

I use very complex indicators. I think the complexity of the indicators I use exceeds the imagination of most people. However, I think that using only moving averages without complex indicators is sufficient for making profits. Even they may be extremely profitable. They are intuitive traders...

I hope someone can develop an indicator that tells you whether it is a trend or oscillation and whether it is a strong trend or a weak trend. I heard this person named "Thomas K. Carr", maybe people can code an indicator according to what he said.

This simple chart ( no indicator, no trendline ) hides much information. so, maybe "cast stones" is reasonable.

I checked the chart, and you are correct, you need to write down the detailed information and your rules. I think it is a wedge first, then a fade broke out, then we can short when pullback. most of the time the price is in a trading range, it is hard to trade on 10 seconds chart.