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I know where your questions coming from. I had the same questions before, and there is no 1 sentence answer. I'd suggest you to do some more reading on the subject... all the questions were asked before, and explained by persons more qualified than me. After your readings, I would then set...

edit: The offset maybe adjusted throughout the day (as required). Basically you find a quiet period of the day and consider that a "neutral" period. You then adjust the offset until the Str/Squ is at zero (ie neutral). Thus when the market starts to move, the indicator will alert you...

Correction: it should be a 1m data stream.

Str/Squ is a "NOW" indicator. You are only concerned with the signal at the point of change. Spyder explained it better. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1420617#post1420617 http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1465746#post1465746

STR/SQU Easylanguage code for TS Tradestation. Instruction: set up YM and INDU 2m in the chart. the code will take YM as data1, INDU as data2. Enter offset into the configuration, and you are good to go. (you can check here for daily offset http://indexarb.com/ ) input...

you haven't been reading the journal. This question has been answered and expounded many times !

We all have to answer to ourselves: 1. are we playing video games? or are we developing prudent trading habits. 2. are our success due to sound MADA? or random luck?

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1. M: 14:34 YM higher on lower volume 2. M: 14:36 YM higher high, closed lower 3. M: 14:35 ES extension on higher volume 4. M: 14:37 ES fails to reach LTL 5. A: no Black PRV, market to retreat 6. D: FTT 7. A: sell 8. M: 14:50 at RTL, volume lower 9. A: no Black PRV 10. D: not bouncing...

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1. M: 9:55 went high on lower volume 2. M: 9:56 no follow through on upside volume 3. A: Pt3 4. D: market will retreat 5. A: sell 6. M: 10:13 extension on high volume (caution flag) 7. A: exhaustion 8. D: step aside 9. A: covered at 20ma (conservative move. wait for next signal)

maybe this indicator can help you? buy when it turns green, sell when it turns red. even when the signal flips on you, you can still get out with a tick of profit ! <img src="http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1718240">

prob you have loosen one of the power cables while working on the card.

green tint is usually cause by a bad connection. Just tightening the screw would do the trick. If not, a new cable is all it needed.

You are welcome all... glad to see it's useful.

see second answer http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1713615#post1713615 http://www.mypivots.com/articles/articles.aspx?artnum=10 there are 9 pages to the article. click on Next Page >> to read more detail.

sounds like... you made a bundle ! My notes: 1. the market is not going to go up until it starts to trade above its 20MA. ie. when your long trade is below a descending 20MA, you are premature in an uptrend outlook. Your long trade is a retrace of a larger downtrend, and you have...

sequence: 1. M: 11:05 failing to reach LTL, bar closed midrange on higher volume 2. A: confirmed FTT 3. D: market going down 4. A: sell 5. covered at RTL (conservative move. don't want to hold through lunch hours.) ps. Tools not mentioned were not used in this trade.

have you tested out your theory on past 5yrs' data? (that's only 60 trials. You can accomplished that on a Saturday.)

You can see profits posted throughout the Journal. more will be posted from this point on: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1715718#post1715718 Not everyone is practicing SCT yet. At least not me. Here's the Index to the Journal...