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sunny- good poll. The question now is, what do people do when they have the appropriate number of points which establish a trend for them? How do they use those points to enter/exit?

Bravo Vienna. Well said.......

What do you use in order to follow the trend? Trendlines or moving averages? Why?

The purpose of the thread was to share ideas and encourage people to think about their trading in new and different ways. It is a shame that people prefer to lambast those who are comitted to attempting to expand their knowledge base and the knowledge base of others.

Any chart that show you prices will do fine. Candles, lines, and bars are all good places to start. Look at prices only. Volume and "the tape" should initially remain outside the scope of your focus.

Trading price action is the purest form of trading. Use any type of chart that shows only price and time. Understand what the market is trying to tell you by focusing only on the movement of prices

The purpose of this thread is to discuss the "art form" that is drawing a trendline. Specifically, this thread seeks to identify the different manners in which trends are identified on intra-day charts (3,5 minute). This thread seeks responses from traders who successfully utilize trendlines...

Longhorn...... Frist, it's best that you specify your liquidity needs, maturitiy needs, tax objectives, and most important, your risk tolerance. Once these objectives have been stated, you will then be able to decide which route is best for you: shares of a muni fund or individual bonds...

The broker/institution that you need will be based on your investment objectives........ Best to list what you are trying to accomplish with this investment, as different brokers specialize in differnt types of municipal securities...... Just my 2 cents as an ex-muni trader

I always scale out. The market doesn't care about your price targets, nor does it care where you think it should go. As the market rewards me, I accept graciously. :)

Thanks all for your kind replies. Can anyone suggest an article/book regarding market action/patterns in relation to time of day?

Anyone out there only trade a certain time of day? Only mornings? Only lunch hour? Only the close? If so, why? I'm contemplating only trading mornings, as I seem to do very well, only to give most of it back in the afternoons. Is there anyone else out there who experiences this, or...