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LOL, this guy is just donating money to the markets.

If that's what you interpreted my words as meaning, then have at it.

I've reached a point where I'm glad that people talk down on TA. More of an edge for me. And NO, I'm not gonna get into a debate about it as my P/L statement is all of the validation I need. As for the original question at hand. I would think that you'd probably be better off offering your...

This place has gotten really tired. Every thread is the same thing. One guy makes an inquiry and there's a bunch of people who, incidentally on a trading forum, will try to convince you why trading success is next to impossible. This place is utterly useless now except to discourage would-be...

How many times has this indicator hit these levels and nothing happened? It may have gotten it right 3 times but how many attempts?

That's a damn good point.

Wyckoff had worked on Wall Street for more than 40 years and devoted a lot of time to learning to read what we call "price action" today. He actually did become a successful trader by using his methods and didn't become an author until he'd made his money from speculation. The Wyckoff course...

Studying Wyckoff changed my trading forever and for the better.

All I can say is...reading DB's material was helpful and lead me to the material that I eventually used to create a highly profitable method. I can't speak for his results but I kept what worked for me and ditched what didn't. It really was that simple.

Or, they trade on the side and their work schedule won't permit them to day trade. Or, a person's preferences may not be to day trade. In my own case, I was knocking it out of the park day trading but I hated the amount of time that I had to devote to it and figured that holding for a few days...

I see no difference, speaking in terms of the way that prices move, between now and any other time.

Contrary to popular belief, there are many publicly available works that provide excellent insight as to how to analyze markets. However, you still have to tailor such things to your own style for them to actually work. In my opinion, the problem that many people have when it comes to trying out...

Again, I never said that all markets are identical or the same, so quit the strawman bullshit. What I said was that price action (the imbalance of supply and demand) is the same in every market. I'm done talking about it. You can keep trying to be right while I make money trading with this info.

You can't hide the signs of buying and selling pressure as they appear on a chart. Heck, the whole point of reading charts is to detect so-called "manipulation" and to benefit from it. I'm having a hard time understanding what it is that you and the other guy don't get.

Like I said, it's all the same. Prices behave the same way in every market. If you could read a chart, you'd know this.

If you're going for the quick swing trade, then platinum would have been a great buy these past few days.

Why does that post upset you so much?

Can any market make you rich? It's all the same....

You trade forex like you trade anything else. If you really understand markets, you can trade without knowing the name of the market.

Anecdotally speaking, I think this is true. I can't even tell you how many times that I've been watching the markets and had a gut feeling to buy or sell and a major move occurred right after. For some odd reason, I'd talk myself out of following this intuition damn near every time...and this...