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the more bored you are the more likely you are to do the right thing. Be careful when you feel excited.

Indeed, that's a very hard question, but some of us do know answer(s) to it. That's what makes us winners after all, no?

Well, at least you won't have to do it again...

Correct...

This is a good approximation to trading inversely and at least you do not overtrade by jumping from one position to a reversed one.

Why do they care about those? They should go after perfect numbers: 6 and 28 being the first of such. 6=1+2+3 28=1+2+4+7+14 Can you guess the pattern?

Poor sucker...:p

Pete, thanks for your answer. What I am doing is similar except that instead of ADX as the trend indicator I use Keltner channels. Once they are hit by the price at least twice and a pullback to the 13 ema average occurs I buy on a stop in the new trend direction. I focus on 3 min charts...

So your first two pullbacks are pullbacks to the 20 ema in the 1 min time frame and only the 3rd one is the pullback to the 20 ema in the 5 min time frame, right?

I don't think he can even afford a wig...

the Amazon.com reviews of this book to get more info about it.

I cannot help you with that, but would be interested in the code. I wish TS had such a great support as Amibroker...

Wow, trully enlightening... In fact, I don't even have a car.

That's true in reverse too and in general: in order to follow something with confidence you first need to master it.

So how to contact you then? Can I PM you now that you are unbanned or perhaps you could PM me with the info on your chatroom? TIA.

where is this chat room that you are talking about? Personally, I think that reviving this method by DB is not necessarily a bad idea, particularly for those new to this board. I have been using something similar but for pullbacks with Kelts instead of BBs, so I would be happy to know where...

Thanks for sharing. I have been playing with a similar idea, but for pullbacks, using Kelts instead of Bolls. The idea was suggested to me by some ET member that I have recently befriended. BTW, could someone who uses this idea post some pictures to illustrate it?

Well, sure you can choose what you wish, but buttontrader really kicks the butt... I have been using BracketTrader 2003 for my simulated trading for a while and I like it a lot too. It is still cheaper than NT and FT.