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Price Development is the behavior of price through time. Here is another example..

They are the most blind who will not see. No point in trying to convert the Flat Earth Society.

Brief lesson Slick. Price can do three things, go up, go down and go sideways (relative to the time frame you are observing). If you understand price development, you have the POTENTIAL to trade, if you don't you can't. Who the fuck do you think codes the computers. You make a very valid point...

Why even respond to nonsense like that..

The spread on the ES is one tick or quarter point the great majority of the trading day and is irrelevant to what I do.

I traded with a former associate of hers who told me things with respect to day trades which I consider to have been divulged in confidence and will strictly observe. I DO respect her research and ideas. That's my only comment as to LBR.

I have no personal interest in the institutional trade. She teaches day trading which is a different animal.

Here are three examples the first two worked and the third failed...yes your time frames are roughly analogous to my tick settings. It depends on real time volatility, the faster the price action, the more bars printed

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The great majority of my trades are on the ES (S&P emini contract). My time frames vary as to current volatility and range but presently are 1500, 4500 and 13,500 tick (print as to transaction rather than time) charts. I use three moving averages on each tf, 9ema, 30 wma and 90 wma which help me...

Let me first say I am a day trader which is something I would not encourage anyone else to do. It requires a demanding combination of strict behavior and real time cognition. Most have the potential to do it but most have the potential to do many things they won't do. From my perspective and I...

Your decade spent learning about the economy would have been long enough to earn a PhD in economics. Had that decade been spent on learning technical analysis and devising and testing strategies, you would know the answer to your question. If one doesn't know how to trade then yeah it's like a...

There is no way to know without seeing financial and brokerage statements and that includes LBR. What is known is she has done a great deal of quality technical research and testing and has sound ideas. What those ideas are worth is up to the consumer to decide.

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That's the nature of a bull market. Some day it will end but as Yogi used to say "it ain't over 'till it's over".

Makes sense..

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you been following it?...Pretty much tuned out here.