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Did you ever buy it? Looks like one of those correlation systems where you go long x number of one index and short y number of another index and then wait until your position randomly becomes net positive and then exit :confused:

finally some down days.

Bump. So this system is just another scam like every other "for sale" system, right? Can someone give me a Cliffs Notes version of why it won't work the way they claim it will?

what's the green cloud in the charts you're posting?

I can't believe this market is still going up!!!!!!!!!!!!

In for support and updates.

post up those charts!

How you guys doing?

So keep a journal and update it every so often. This isn't a daytrading only forum. What's the point? If you proved that you were a successful trader then you would actually be justified in giving your guru-like advice in other threads :D I haven't day traded in months. Heck, I haven't...

You should start a new journal thread :D

When did you become profitable? The last time I talked to you you were pissed cuz the fib guru you were paying $80/mo to learn from wasn't teaching you how to be profitable or something. So you know when the market is done going up? :eek: Would you like to manage a 6-figure account for me?

Are you giving this advice as a profitable trader? I short green bars all the time.

You and me both.

Yeah, this system tends to lose when price goes from HH to LL or vice versa. A LL after a HH is going to break the range of the HH, and the opposite for an HH after a LL. It happens from time to time.

If I'm daytrading, yeah. Since I average down I don't want to get into something that might not get closed before the market closes.

wow price has been horizontal for the last like 5 days.

lots of lines on that chart! You're talking about an intraday system and posting daily charts. I'm confused.

Why do I detect a little hostility in that post? Day trade? I'll probably eventually get back into it. I still trade long term but I've been flat forever cuz the market keeps going up.

That's kind of ambiguous. What criteria are you using for "certain levels"? How do you know whether to go long or short? Are you talking between the high and low or above the high and below the low? Are you entering on breakouts or on retracements? etc. What qualitative data have you...

Price goes significantly south of the lower BB and "keeps going down" quite often, that's why I was asking if you had a way to quantify when to enter rather than "price went south of the blower BBand."