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Good documentary. Highly recommended. You can see its entirety from below: Four Horsemen - Feature Documentary - Official Version

Did you really had to stitch all that up to give a one line answer? Dude, just do what most of us do here. Post real time trades and you won't even need to post any of these squiggly charts. Otherwise, we'll just treat it as "woulda, shoulda, coulda". :sneaky:

In hindsight analysis, who doesn't have 20/20 vision? What's happened is not important. As they say, quit indulging yourself with the past and move on. Otherwise, the future becomes meaningless.

What they're ALL saying is that you shouldn't come here asking for other people's opinion. That's the fastest way to lose money. Instead, take the time to learn how to read the chart for yourself.

That's another excuse :D

Thanks but there's really no need since you won't find any brokers that will allow you to hold both long and short positions at the same time. Even CFDs bar holding both long and short simultaneously. However, from what I've found on the web, this is possible on Bitcoin exchanges, such as Binance.

Both Multicharts and Ninja run on .NET framework and you can access their charts offline, so in theory at least you should be able to do the same with Quantower. @DarthSidious Like Hilmy stated, this ain't AMP's problem. You should contact QT on discord.

Yeah, I see what's going on under the hood. Basically, he wants to HEDGE his long. I often do something similar with ES and NQ. I would go long ES and when I make enough, instead of selling outright, I would short NQ. But why would you wanna do that with the same instrument? The two gets...

Last ditch effort or a fool's errand? Weekly

Looking precariously fragile. No need to rock the boat. But, on second thought... :D

I ain't saying anything. No sir. Mm-mm.

Well, you certainly wouldn't have known about the spike IN ADVANCE. But you could have simply put a resting buy order just above the yellow line and used the measured move (the two arrows) to come up with the profit target. Then you could have taken your profit, or if like me, flipped short at...

It means even if you missed the initial spike, you could have gotten in as it retraced for a nice run up.

Just wondering, why do you need to disconnect in the first place?

I actually sold short ES when it came up against the trendline.

It basically retraced after hitting the upper channel. Unfortunately, the channel slope is still pointing down, so I can't say it's bullish yet. If you plan to accumulate more shares, wait until it retraces back down to the lower channel line.

OMG The way OP writes is making my head spin. How can you have both long and short at the SAME TIME?? They will cancel each other out! :rolleyes: Anyway, try my suggestion as written above to see if that remotely resembles what you're looking for.

Here. Try this. Follow as written. 1) From the bottom of the screen click on the "Advanced orders" pulldown menu and select "Make this a conditional order". Or from top of the page, you can simply select the "Trade" tab and choose "Conditionals" From there, you can choose from 1 of 6...

I don't think Wall Street would want that published. It's their guarded secret and they will fight tooth and nail to keep it that way.

Because you forgot to back-adjust your chart.