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that works 1 out of 5 - 10 times. this correlation is all but dead.

209.50 isn't all that strong at this point. 208.50 is the new 209.50. If we get a solid close under 208.50 the next Ss are 208, 207 and 206 with 206 being the strongest.

I thought this was common knowledge. I found that "plug in" a long time ago.

What's your opinion?

Weekly? Why? The only way to trade weekly, or in some cases daily, is with a very large account and/or extremely low leverage due to the size of the stop losses you'll need. Price action is the only way to go. Start putting in your screen time on one pair/cross and on 4HR charts and go from...

Did he also tell you that the new XP service pack will crush the best vista will have to offer post or pre vista sp1?

Problem with 50/200 is by the time you get a signal most of the move is over. Look at the bearish cross - where could/would you have entered?

FX and futures. It is a hassle not having an intergrated account. I'm running fx on auto and take NT generated signals on futures which I enter into stand alone NAV.

Both computers would have to be absolutely indentical for that to work.

Should be no problem.

Technically speaking, a "workstation" should be based on server grade components (motherboard, RAM, hard drives, redundant power supplies, etc.) and have the OS de-bloated. Anything less is just marketing buzz.

It's got a steep learning curve but once you're past it it'll help you take your trading to the next level.

I use Neoticker which, in my opinion, is the most advanced and flexible platform available. MB can be integrated. It's not free but you get what you pay for. Think of it this way - the $$ you save on just one gone-wrong bucketed trade with the other "brokers" out there will pay for professional...

I wouldn't exactly call them charts. They're more like reference. It's a relatively new feature that was added just to have some type of visual. You'll need your own. Many packages can use their feed ranging from free to a couple hundred. As far as demo goes - the demo environment does not...

With current conditions it's time to pull a few different tricks out of the bag to make our money. Seems everyone is making the same plays so rather than fight'em, join 'em. Here's the game plan: Now's the time for TROBs (tight range break outs), TLBs (trend line breaks), S & Rs, CBOs...

100% sure = time machine

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Does look bullish in the short term. 1HR has an upward bias but 4HR and 24HR favoring the short. I'll be looking at the reaction at 209.50 should it be tested.

Sold yesterday @ 209.95. Still short. The trade is based on the daily chart rolling over and the break of 209.50 holding. ST = 209.66 / TP = 205.66.

In the effort to keep the thread going and ease the trading range blues - care to elaborate on how news releases play into your trading ideas?