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    [b]OLD SCHOOL TRADERS rules and strategies (PIT also welcome)[/b]

    Fleming go ahead :D that belongs to everyone, that's the law of nature. Yet there are a lot of examples in yachting which proves it similar to trading, say when bigger yacht than yours sails near to yours, but closer to the wind then you it closes wind for you, does that remind coming of big...
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    Fleming, Yes, I also noted overnight replacements. Especially in gold, but due to account size and some other reasons (it's not secret) trading corn. With regards to gold at my opinion better to trade GC gold, not mini YG which has trouble sometimes with bid/ask spreads, liquidity which...
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    mephistoII, thank you for your contribution. I'm of a bit different opinion 1) I know for sure, that for example, there are some Pit Traders strategy that really works because used them (sorry can not disclose that because promised to the person disclosed that to me not to share that info)...
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    Fleming, yeap, I'm Andrew and Again also, all ok, don't worry:D I could be fooled, but I'm honest man and that's because even in such circumstance I will be ok. I also noted that other world sessions better to keep in mind, especially in globally traded instruments like oil, gold, etc. Also...
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    IMPORTANT UPDATE /// SHARING OF INFO & TEAM UP /// As already mentioned everyone who wants to share info here is more than welcome, I'm also trying to make some contributions to that thread and keep info open for those who want to share and learn. The only exception could be when team of...
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    It's ok I'm calling you Fleming is that not offend you ? Great, the purpose of that thread is to share and contribute amongst those who want to move up, make improvements, help and need help. Thank you for your contribution to that thread, just for good orders sake allow me to clarify your...
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    Beau Roffman, a pit trader tells us how life is in the trading pit http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/Trading-pit.html
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    [b]OLD SCHOOL TRADERS rules and strategies (PIT also welcome)[/b]

    Haggerty is a serious Old School Trader ... who traded for fidelity for years... and trades his own account every day now... http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=73788
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    The old school trader still rules the market By David Ruisard on August 28, 2008 1:11 PM | No Comments | No TrackBacks An interesting thing happened while oil climbed past $100 barrel. Suddenly oil, like most commodities, became the new red hot business to chase. People who...
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    Fleming, The idea of post SECRETS was to avoid secrets here. Here WELCOME those who want to share, to think, to research, to learn, to teach, to become better. Replying to yours (((Fill the chart with a sufficient number of possible support and resistance levels and you return to...
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    Kevin Ho, floor trader, reveals his six favorite high probability scalping setups with tight risk rules. https://www.lbrgroup.com/images/tooI_kelvin1.pdf...
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    Formula 1: Pivot Point (PP) = (Yesterday's High + Yesterday's Low + Yesterday's Close) / 3 Resistance Level 1 (R1) = (PivotPoint * 2) - Yesterday's Low Resistance Level 2 (R2) = PivotPoint + (Yesterday's High - Yesterday's Low) Resistance Level 3 (R3) 3 = 2 * PivotPoint + (Yesterday's...
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    ABOUT SECRETS...THOSE WHO HAS SOME SECRETS WHICH THEY DON'T WANT TO SHARE - PLEASE DON'T SHARE. The truth is simple (I know it from my 12 years background in business) if you are not professional you think you have secret and try to save it by all means as Holy Grail. The real professional has...
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    Fleming Snopes I have about 10 different Pivot Points formulas, what exactly formula you mean ?
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    KIND REQUEST TO ALL Please read carefully opening text of the thread and not write such posts. Don't waste your time and space of my thread ! :)
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    [b]OLD SCHOOL TRADERS rules and strategies (PIT also welcome)[/b]

    INTERESTED in LEARNING OLD SCHOOL TRADERS RULES AND STRATEGIES The same related to PIT also interested Good day and nice trading to all ! I will not tell long story about myself (was in stocks in the beginning of last bear was really ok, very simple strategy, each trade minimum +20%, even...
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    Looking for a good futures broker

    in that clip if not secret what broker used for CTS T4 ? and what broker/data feed used for Ninja Trader ? Krgds, Andrew
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    What are the best parameters to use for the full stochastic indicator

    TraderZones that's with regards to FX, but what would you say about commodity markets ? How do you think at all stochastics really bad idea to work with ? Just as idea, when choosing periods of stochastics need to understand 1) Full, Slow, Fast, (other) 2) K/D periods Whether stochastics...
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    favorite futures for day-trading quants

    sorry, what is EMD ?
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    Inside bars on ES daily

    Hi NUTSNEAL, Will you continue that posts further, quite interesting Br, A
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