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These are two different things, politics and US equity market. More important is the balance sheet reduction from FED and its interest rate hikes with an upcoming recession. So it would not matter where is boss in politics house. But if Republican win senate too and then president is a lame...

He sounds stupid, maybe the trader is not intelligent enough (for being a successful trader I mean). Also he pulls up his nose in the interview, that usually is a clear sign of a loosing trader. There are background noises (baby cry or whatever) too, so he must be living in a (very) small...

Why to hell ? If I see one example it might be only hindsight, but if anyone said that he made a proper backtest of a larger example of 200 trades, then it sounds much more ok to me, and for you not, why ? Because without backtests I do not trust anything. And I do not want to defend anyone or...

Same as free advice here. There are some generous people around. They are not selling anything for anyone. The subscription is for the data.

It looks like it is a free source from TradingView trading members group. So all the sources are free, you only pay for the data and the overall software it comes with TradingView. Those indis are not for sale. Otherwise I would not trust them all.

But you get a lot of realtime data included, so it is more a data with little bit software subscription for that very low price or do you see it different ? I do not see there is any selling of those indis or whatsoever analysis, because then 1000s of them for one low subscription price with...

I thought it is not for sale because it is included in any TradingView subscription as enclosed library of (Price Action) indicators or ?

What is your experience about this supertrend indi ? Do you say it is nonsense or it can work ? Do you say the backtest in the video is optimized and backward looking with no meaning to any out-of-sample tests ? And why then you say it cannot work ? I am not a pure Price Action trader so I...

If you had a look on the video list of this channel, there are many other Price Action strategies with only 40% to 60% win rate. So these are all nonsense you say ? Or was it particular this one with its high win rate ? So only the win rate matters for you for deciding it cannot work or what...

So you two, Sprout and Norbert, say for sure it is only backward looking and has no meaning on forward looking ? So you know that this strategy cannot work ?

What do the experts on Price Action trading say about this strategy ? See video therefore, the strategy is explained here. Is it that easy just to follow this strategy, really ?

Here you have a lot of data on this website as my suggestion (might be useful for you or not, do not know exactly what you all are looking for). https://marketchameleon.com/Calendar/Earnings

You are interested in trading quotes and tips in a short form too (as essence of their trading knowledge) ? (You could also read books about Gann, Livermore and Darvas.)

Even Powell says that inflation hurts the economy and labor market in the end. So high inflation is not a good thing at all (so this is no free money at all to come back to your question).

...just wait until interest rates are about 6% or higher, than those effects are much more reduced because of the cost of taking leverage. Powell will keep raising rates until inflation comes down and he just admitted that the chance of any soft landing of the US economy is much reduced too. So...

Usually largest movements should be around any earnings news. So the question is you should not trade on those news and thus looking only movements without important news to get a more realistic picture ? Otherwise you could always save your time and just look in the earnings calendar of any stock.

What is most typical, 1 or 2 ticks ? Or mostly 3 ticks ? Because I am testing a HFT stratey where the spreads do count as trading cost much.

Do you have an idea for Australian Equity Index Futures too ?

Are there special times when spread is only 1 tick ? or 2 ticks ? Because 3 ticks would be too much for me.

Anyone knows the typical bid ask spread and bid ask volume for Index Futures on Australia (which is the most liquid Equity Index Futures here) and for Hang Seng Futures please ? (Where is Hang Seng most liquid Equity Futures traded at which exchange ?). Because I did not trade those futures...