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Euro laying down reversal pattern at support 1.4925

I put a handful ES on between 1084-1085 right in front of the close. Now I'm looking at it and thinking it was a dumbass thing to do. Thinking about putting on a forex hedge.

The market is certainly wishing everyone a happy thanksgiving... Futures getting whacked on decent holiday session volume...ES testing Friday's lows...down over 1.5%

Thank you. I will look into it tomorrow morning.

Thank you for following up and clarifying

All I can say is I have to watch my IB interface occasionally (couple times a month maybe) when something big happens and the tick volume explodes because it's my eSignal feed that starts to fall behind. The IB data is rock solid in my experience, which covers about the past 9 years.

I think you're missing the point. Perhaps it's my fault. The point of the analogy is not that there are two things that are equally countering each other. Instead, it is to suggest that there is one thing. You can look at it in terms of its "rising risk assets" facet, or you can look...

I haven't found anything. Searched all over the place. Talked to some friends. Nothing. I believe IB has an API function that can link to java/activeX/C++ apps. Thinking I may hire a programmer to design a simple app that taps into the IB market feed and outputs in tones or beeps or clicks...

Yeah...in fact, I think it strikes me more and more as such an interesting idea... to effectively widen the "bandwidth" of your necktop-desktop connection, allowing for more simultaneous data to enter your brain (your eyes have to be pointed in a particular direction, exclusively taking in...

For example: Each trade hitting the market makes a sound (“blip”): - trades at the offer sound different than those at the bid (pitch? volume? timbre?), and - And size of the trade affects some other dimension of the sound (pitch? volume? timbre?) - I suppose could even be applied to...

Many well-articulated ideas. Thanks for sharing. Years ago, I reached similar conclusions to yours about designing systems from simple indicator readings. In fact, I spent about 4 years working at systems design. I used to skip sleep between 2-4 nights a week (was bartending for income...

NO. Neither! If you flip a coin, is it the tails side that is moving and causing the heads side to move? or the other way around? The question doesn't even make sense, right? Same thing. In other words, it's a single trade, and it either gets bigger or smaller. And it's real...

Thank you, I will look into it. Any others anyone knows of, please post. Thanks

Can't seem to find anything like this on the market, which honestly surprises me: For example: Each trade hitting the market makes a sound (“blip”): - trades at the offer sound different than those at the bid (pitch? volume? timbre?), and - And size of the trade affects some other...

I totally feel this thread and the comments by Dustin. And I think the point is something I have come to call "serial correlation". If I am any judge, you trade a similar style to me, except I focus on indexes and sector plays. I've been at it about 10 yrs. And I would say, October 08 thru March...

Anyone can try the product for two weeks for free with absolutely no obligation whatsoever. We've been around for 7 years. We're not trying to trap or trick anyone. (I am ChartTrader from the BriefingTrader service, btw. I did not start this thread. I just check it from time to time.)

Please don't make things up on this thread. I understand you had a bad experience with the product. But there are a number of complete falsehoods in the above. We don't con anyone over the phone. Our top traders all made significantly over 200% in 2008. For myself, it was my best trading...

yes. it does.

ummm? that holds, btw. But by and lage, you guys are taking the idea far too literally. As I said earlier, it's a thought experiment. The point is given by the last line in my original post. But if you truly are of the idea that, as an earlier poster put it, "the opposite of a bad trader...

Interesting thoughts. In an unrelated note, I've got a possible job offering for you if you're interested.