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yes - the pattern was valid. the 1-3 line break is expected

there's a thread here discussing WWs - they aren't new .. there is supposed to be a 'psychological factor' associated the pattern, but pfft - someone else could explain that better. i have seen it work well http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f2/wolfe-2229.html

if you are referring to the pop outside the wedge - that's signature of a WW. in fact, you would wait for it.

well, yes - that's the signal .. at wave point 5 *IB fine here

the pattern is a called a wolfe wave. this 1 looks like a classic definition of a wolfe wave, for whatever thats worth.. actually, i'm partial to em .. here's where i shoulda added FWIW :p there not too far removed from some of the divergence/wedge plays.. but do have their own set of...

1388.25 was 10 to the tick. i do see your point tho tortoise

r10? :)

sorry about that - I hit the wrong key :p

so, just for the slow learners, the edge or signal is.. -- fade the strong 6-10 bar move when it climaxes with a wide range bar with increased volume? am i close?

it's a good question.. i think if your AV is running and up to date, you're safe. but, i don't know that. i wonder if i was 100% safe with this worm. i don't know for sure. i apparently missed a warning from avast (i saw it when i checked the logs). i never considered scanning the player when i...

no - but you hook said device to your home computer, to access mp3s or pictures, etc.. then the worm has access to your computer files..

weird deal.. i bought a lil MP3 player from an ebay store. worked perfect, and still does. but my avast anti-virus detected ODBCASVC.exe, which = WORM_VB.CVY. i researched it a bit, and sure enuff, it travels via removable disks, like the player i purchased. i scanned the player and there it...

both - subscribe to dsl and cable. plug them into a load-balancing router for redundantcy. you'll have plenty of speed and the safety of backup. :p

maybe you're confusing bandwidth with ping times perhaps? for trading, gaming, etc, it's ping time or latency thats the "fastness". if you were downloading many large files then yes, bandwidth would be the choice. i would suggest that dependability is the overriding issue.. btw, satellite...

tradebullet - easy for noobs twslink - requires coding ninjatrader (i think) i'm sure there are several others. traderassistant hyperorder? i think most are designed for 2000i, but i could be wrong

there's some on here that have discussed this. the search function would help you. try 'hotbrick' in search - it's a load balancing router that allows both sources (dsl/cable) to connnect to the router and balances the stream to you're machine. sorry, about all i know...

just adding my compliments,HG, for this educational thread. :) i had put up a PnF chart a month or 2 ago - only when i discovered my ts2000i had the capability lol. i review it frequently, trying to understand what it's saying. now, i will understand much more. 1 thing i had played with, was...

thanks for the feedback, i'll give it a try.

yea, that's what the email said