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You said ask a Crypto expert like @Pekelo

TS data is free.

1. Data mining based on a basket of rules 2. No. The specific strategy is only discovered during the backtest

I rarely trade fx but I'm from NZ and currently short NZDUSD. Large size. New govt wants to devalue the $ and have more influence over reserve bank. The deputy PM and key collation partner has said he would devalue the New Zealand Dollar to reflect its "true value".

You can't say I have faulty reasoning for dismissing Pekelo, when he started off the discussion by arguing it cost $8 in fees to send $5 worth of BTC and then went on to call Bitcoin a ponzi scheme.

How about we just call you an idiot. Blockchain is clearly out of your depth.

Have ever sent/ received BTC before? $8 fee to send $5? GTFO. $8 is the "average" transaction fee. You could send 1BTC for an $8 fee.

Learning curve is somewhere between 5-10 years. I almost guarantee you will blow out any new account. Don't waste your money. Focus on something else until you find yourself in a better financial position. Trading is not for 99% of people.

Did you actually listen? Cesar gives away decent "free" practical advice to creating rules in a trading system( which sounds like what you are struggling with) You don't have to buy anything- there's no way i'd be buying anything after listening to those episodes. Most of what he's...

Very strange post. You are not going to learn anything useful on here. I suggest checking out : http://bettersystemtrader.com/127-building-mean-reversion-strategies-with-cesar-alvarez-part-1/?hvid=5BXDrZ &...

You and SOS should suck each other off. Bunch of dirty old men.

Interesting theory. If you had the data you could create an historical consolidated order book across all the primary exchanges and see what was actually going on.

I'm long Tesla long term. No plans of selling in the next 5-10years. I'm certain Musk will become richest man off all time and in doing so Tesla will be atleast 10x where it is now. I'd only sell out if Musk stood down..

There is all the FINRA ATS/ Non-ATS" dark pool' volume to consider. IMO Equities depth is quite a lot more intuitive than futures( eg the book always stacks near daily high/lows/ whole numbers/ VWAP etc)-The jumping in front of large orders could still be a viable strategy in some cases...

If you want a dedicated Nasdaq Total view feed your looking at around 1k per month. But that's only going to show you an incomplete picture, you will also need CTS/CQS Consolidated Trade(NYSE) + BATS: BYX, BZX, EDGA, EDGX etc. So you're looking at 2k+ per month.

Futures markets are centralized. Data is also cheap. It's easy for all participants to see the same data. Equity markets are a different story though. They're fragmented/ decentralized , so if you want full order book data from each exchange/ ECN you're going to be spending $1000s per month...

Have you actually tested this out for yourself? Or are just putting forward a hypothesis?

You should research that.

I assume you are talking about US equities ? Aside from the penny stocks pushes, there are few retail traders who trade US equities . 1) There are virtually no trading guru's/ vendors / scammers who push day trading liquid US equities. So there isn't the same retail trading industry...

I don't think it matters if there is one candle or a series of candles. It's still arbitrary. S&R happens at certain levels when in real time there is a transition to more aggressive buyers than sellers or more aggressive sellers than buyers. This then creates an excess of buyers or...