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bla bla blaaaaa bla bla blaaaaa yeah bla bla blaaaaa bla bla blaaaaa yeah cmon' throw ya hands up the air..... oooh weeeee

i think he'll do fine in jail. the inmates will be so scared of him. look at that face, man.... really... he's even pissed in the photo... i wouldn't trust this guy with my money. :)

i am a daytrader and today i saw a gigantic penis running around on 7th Ave. i think it was heading for central park, but i have no idea ... it looked about 10 stories high.

sky: if you're that good just program a system that highlights double tops correctly and that would prove your words.

will someone "automate" a keen eye for chart patterns ! now that would be something..... i repeat. a keen eye.

ok. but i was just posting a specific technical analisys issue here. i don't recall my belief/wet finger/proof on the line here. other than that, thank you for your remarks.

funny, i believe more in the market than in religion.

i can't type that well. sore fingers ;)

and again there is another issue: say we use a 5:1 ratio and use the hourly with the 12 minute. OK Let's say we take our trend from the hourly. Now, a 20 EMA trend on the hourly is not the same thing as a 8 EMA trend on the hourly. A 20 EMA on the 1hour chart is basically...

on 8 hour or 24 hour markets ?

This is quite an interesting topic. I was discussing this in a training session and there were several issues that came up. Now, the main subject is that matching multiple timeframes by their ratio is not constant across different markets. For example, there is the famous "factor of five"...

black beauty

seems that the OP left the building or is learning Photoshop to give us that p&L

i subscribe. "sure you did" why don't you show us a little p&L statement and then the congrats will come. otherwise, why did you post ?

lol. it's for detecting cracks in the market :)

dude. that indicator is awesome but you need to know how to apply it ;)

Well. I did my part. The only way one can trade successfully ACROSS ALL markets and TIMEFRAMES is to disregard everything about technical analysis that was written from 1960 until 2008. Everything you need was there before indicators came apop.

LISTEN UP. THIS SHOULD PUT THE LID ON INDICATORS FOR GOOD. THE BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH AN INDICATOR IS THAT NO MATTER HOW THE MARKET LOOKS, THE DAMN FORMULA WILL ALWAYS, I REPEAT ALWAYS, HAVE A VALUE FOR YOU. EVEN IF PRICE WOULD MOVE FROM RIGHT TO LEFT I STILL BET IT WILL DISPLAY A VALUE...

well, it's not hard either. when you have a clear plan that you have to focus on following PLUS the initial risk is accepted and limited to a small amount, the only thing you need in addition is confidence. and that comes with hundres of trades.

only a moron would advise buying in a bear market, but hey ... some have to lose.