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Actually nice PA this morning

sieg heil dumb ass

I am a card carrying "braindead robot trader" but I do try to avoid arrogance. In fact any successful trader I have ever known, and through the years I've known many, have possessed a healthy measure of humility, generosity and open mindedness.

High volatility produces range. Sometimes it's directional and sometimes it goes back and forth but it's the range that makes it trade-able. Wide ranges which are not strictly directional typically produce both good long and short signals.

Yep, I use several MA's and a double sto to filter signals but they do not serve as signals, simply as support for price action. I find this easier than pure price action...to each one's own. The only arbiter is that one's methodology works or it doesn't. A derivative of price is simply that...

Vendor doesn't matter, if you want a static DOM, you have to pay the tariff to TT as they own the patent.

I hate having to pay TT a transaction fee on each trade for having to use a static DOM.

It's not easier to trade. It has more range and offers more signals.

.....the evolution of an ET thread.

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Ditto please.

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I don't use it but serious Fib folks like Bob Miner and Carolyn Borodin use price AND time clusters computed from various points. Miner's book, Dynamic Trading is a nice study of the methodology....a tad anal for my purposes.

Numbers are looking good Doug. I am not familiar with Barry Taylor or his method but I use the 3000 tick as my smallest TF and it prints a lot less noise but that is absolutely a personal thing.

More than a call....a guarantee.

Or the Rosetta Stone.

If he comes back, he may be wearing a hat, fake beard and sunglasses.