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Perhaps free regardless of trade frequency as part of a time sensitive promotion with an expiration date.... Otherwise its about $ 160/mth for charts/radarscreen but one need only make a 2500 share round trip trade and then free for the month.

And here is a link to my real time call on AAPL's break of the then current low: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=3559964#post3559964 Trust me.....TA using simple supply and demand rules and price actions works....

Folks--for an example of how powerful price action using supply and demand is on a chart as your number one criteria-- look at AAPL today on a 5 minute chart. AAPL established a low of 568.81 today at the open... now go back in time to 6/14-- there you will find a strong level of demand where...

6/14 aapl pivot low $ 567.26... price reverses strong with 3 large extended range candles on a 5 min chart for a $ 5 move. Where did price stop today for AAPL? $ 567.33... WITHIN $ .07!!! LOL--$ .07!!! Where did price go from there today? $ 572!! Maximum profit... LEAST AMOUNT OF RISK.

And now... since aapl is showing considerable relative weakness-- the low was breached AGAIN! 567.41.... not just a quick sweep but $ over $ .20... why? Cuz MMs said that's where the amateurs stops are! Yep uh huh!!! No-- weak stock in a strong market.... plain and simple.

As predicted with high probability-- AAPL broke low and big time-- 567.62-- $ 1.19 breach. For those with a wide stop -- a huge loss was incurred vs the novice trader that disregarded the current setup and chose to go long with a tight stop below the then current low... It's the setup that...

Actually not quite closed yet-- I also want to point out a condition where if AAPL revisits the low of the day shortly from the time of this posting it would NOT BE ADVISED TO ENTER WITH A STOP AT THE LOW! The market the last half hour has been trending up-- aapl however is now showing...

Now on the flip side-- tight intraday peaks and valleys can also utlize tight stops---AAPL first strong resistance on the way back up was $ 571.50 on the 7:50 5 min candle... on the 8:05 candle price revisted the area back to 571.44 and then the next candle 571.40... $ .06-10 before reversing...

Amen brotha'.. well said.

You need serious help.

You are totally missing the point. I am talking about THE LEAST AMOUNT OF RISK while allowing for the MOST PROFIT POTENTIAL- that is chart based with a proper setup. Your stats are good but not optimal bottom line. Take a look at AAPL on the 5min chart right now.... low of day is...

Very poor argument. Why? Because the key all comes down to timing --what the actual setup looks like with that tight stop that allows one to maximize position size w/o increasing risk...maintaining the 1R loss parameter while setting the stage for larger returns vs a wider stop. U simply cant...

Yep I shoulda bet the farm that your first comment would've been discounting the content due to the mention of CNBC lol. The whole point is you are out of line for calling out "amateurish"... you don't have a clue what an amateur is until you look at the mirror and compare yourself to someone...

I'm talking about real time on the hard right edge...this is ONLY possible and realistic due to one reason and one reason alone-- short term trading strategies that have the trader flat at close. If you have an edge you will see the same setups intraday over and over -- in gap and run days, in...

Well considering a standard stop loss location for a hns is a break above the right shoulder peak...and the fact your measured move target is typically at least twice that distance for a 2:1 reward to risk ratio--- if that is what you are referring to for your stop-- I wouldnt really consider...

Agreed. It's all about the edge. Those that have no edge are forced to set wider stops... thinking they are being smarter than the pros by not "advertising" to be taken out by market makers. What they dont seem to realize is that with the right timing and setups price will have an extremely...

Amen brotha...

Any idea who Scott Redler is? Think he's an amateur too? Any idea what his experience is and how he trades intraday? Have u ever seen him call out trades and where his stops are? Any idea what his success rate is and why he is constantly grillled by the cnbc talking heads for his TA calls...

Regardless of whether the market is in a range...a massive bull or massive bear-- there will ALWAYS be an edge for active day traders-- there are certain strategies that work ALL the time in the right equities.

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