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Thanks for the tips! Landis, I realized after I posted this I should've searched the forum first, but anyway. I'm looking to play games on this machine too, so I'm looking for a very powerful machine that will last 5 or so years. I was looking for an overclocked extreme i7, GTX 295...

I appreciate your encouragement, piezoe. I am well aware that things change, and as I pointed out in my reply to Ras on the 4th page, I'm not new to thinking I found something special only to feel like a fool later on and my comment wasn't pointed at anyone in particular. I'll check out...

Ras, my comment wasn't aimed at anyone specific. Although I know exactly what you're talking about... I lost count of how many times I thought I've found the "Holy Grail of trading" only to feel like an idiot later. :) Nope. You start from a swing high or low, and count forward (or...

Anything up to 5K. Of course, if it costs 5K, the it better be the fastest out there. I have trouble deciding between Alienware or its competitors like Northwest Falcon, etc. Anyone have any epxerience with AW, NWF, or any other high-end PC makers? Also, this 28" monitor costs 320...

I gave two hints in this thread. It should be easy now to find out that interval, unless you don't have the ability to count.

I hadn't tried volume bars as my platform doesn't have it, but like I said, I believe volume bars will provide a clearer picture of what I'm talking about. You could use any-minute bar, but 15 min is the optimal IMHO, as it's not too small and painstaking to count through and also not big...

So, it's 4:10PM, any naysayers got anything to say? Not a big move, but 3-4 points ain't peanuts, and the best thing is, it hadn't closed up after all these red bars :D

Your encouragement is appreciated, Ras! It's pretty frustrating to stare at the screen day after day for over 12 hours trying to find some pattern to it, but I gotta say it's starting to pay off after a while. Just gotta be patient. I've used to rely on indicators and other such nonsense...

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I also noticed that, if there's going to be news the next day that's expected to be positive, the overnight session will often drive the price down from the previous day's close, and the price will skyrocket on the open, like it has done the past 3-4 weeks. So, one way I could confirm what...

I don't deny that. Could you please elaborate? Relying on overnight price action alone will only mess up the system. Are you talking 'bout volume?

Going down in price. We're talking about the S&P e-mini (ES) contract. I was saying that just because its price is going down overnight, doesn't mean it's going to do the same on the market open, and vice versa. I've even noticed that often when it's going down overnight, that means it's...

If true = 100% correct all of the time, then it IS true. Overnight session often has little effect on day session. Some times it does, some times it doesn't. But you can't make a rule for yourself that, if overnight > down = day > down, or vice versa. Try trading on that the past 3-4...

Doodi, oft times you'd see ES trading UP overnight 5-10 points and then going down, or the opposite. Overnight often has little effect on day session.

ES will start goin' down around now 2 hours into the close!!

I wasn't counting overnight session. If you look at day session, I was right. And I DID say it was a SHORT PLAY.

I said in my thread ("found a secret") that there's going to be a sell-off on the open. Whaddaya think?? BTW what's the cycle you're talking 'bout?

It could be a tick chart or any type chart for that matter, but that would be more time-consuming. BTW, are you a Lynx trader?

No replies. Everyone's probably back on their platform searching for that magic interval :D Not that it doesn't exist.

To prove that I ain't bullshitting, according to this method, there will be a turning point in the ES today at the open. It could go either way, but most likely it'll be a short play.