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OK, just curious as they would drive me crazy. :) No reason to be shy about posting.

What do you use all of the thin black lines for?

(edit: this is not new information, but may be of interest to some.) For those using IB as a data source for any software the following is potentially of interest. The following is an Email from owner/developer of Amibroker. The first paragraph is relevant to AmiBroker users only and the...

Recently Moz posted an .avi file on Spyder's Futures Journal. When I played the file back in Windows Media Player 11 I was able to use the play-back speed controls. This is the first .avi file that has allowed this in my WMP. Moz said he recorded it with Camtasia. However when I tested...

FOMC announcement today at 2:15 EST, so expect somewhat sideways action until then.

I have posted here about the Windows Media Encoder/Windows Media Player combination I use because I prefer .wmv files. This file type gives me lots of control over playback speed which i think you will appreciate if you get into this. I have also used Bulents and HyperCam which put out .avi...

I have been using AmiBroker for a few years. For those who use it I'd like to point out the ability to hot-key all sorts of stuff which really helps me in annotating efficiently. With my left hand I press F2 to initiate a parallel pair of lines, F3 for single line, F4 to toggle between single...

Bob, regarding the Gaussians, looking at your later chart, I also see 12:40 (chart time) as being a trough of a R2R. edit: Bob: your last two posts came while I was writing this

I have been using the .WMV format which allows simple control of playback speed using Windows Media Player 11. I haven't been able to get it to work with .AVI files. One can click on the speed control while playing back to change speed from 0 to 16 X. Hot keys allow .5X, 1X, 1.4X, and 5X...

haven't used it in years but look for something like "all sessions" on tool bar.

this site seems to have a one file per 2 hour download limitation for free users. It is also not very intuitve to use IMO. See attached image to make sure you (and any others having issues) didn't miss a required step.

here is a download link for a segment of the video including bars on each side of bar 5. http://rapidshare.com/files/53265263/TucsonMon0730Trim.wmv

There were many other factors to consider at the same time and after the even harmonic was established I held to my change mindset that was established early in the 15:25 bar. I had two forest downtrend RTL's approaching for this uptrend to contend with and volume was decreasing as this rally...

My data shows the two bars having equal tops and bottoms which forms an even harmonic. (see link below from post by bi9foot 0n 6/13/07). Of course your chart could be different. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1499387

I spent some time yesterday reading the definitions to determine if I understood the context used here. What I learned was although "expect" is a synonym of "anticipate", there is an emphasis on taking early action implied with "anticipate". Sound familiar?

Jason: here is what I have been using for my price pane in AmiBroker which shows Bid/Ask on Y axis as a "Label" (as well as tick bars which are set as an interval selection). You might be able to translate to ideas for eSignal as well. -Rick edit: rt click and save text file to your computer...

your post implies you missed the point. Bi9's post was to define "wash trade" in JH context, not trading a pt3 in today's market.

Mike: very nice effort, thanks

guava: study this sketch at the link below and you can see how the dominant pair transitions from the lower level at the left red arrow to the higher level as you move forward. Note the dwelling on the lower pair on the left side and how price starts to stick more and more on the upper pair as...

I'll just throw this point in during this extreme volume discussion to make sure it isn't overlooked. When attempting to differentiate an FTT from a Flaw you still need to think in terms of relative volume levels regardless of whether you are in the extreme pace level or not. There was...