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What do we see? 1. 12:10 EST (close of bar): treeline: I see that this bar continues up on IBV and increasing volatility, then forms an IBGS and closes near the low in LM. The IBV is actually DBV relative 2 bars ago. I see that the royal blue Traverse has now widened into a Channel...

Treeline: Thanks for taking the 1st stab. Let's look at one event at a time. Let's first examine the bars around 12:10 EOB time. We can look at the 12:10 bar, as well as the bars leading up to it. I have marked the time for easy reference. <img...

any currency holding other than your BASE currency is treated as a loan.

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p.s. I know 3 people who have their automated system in Excel. It can be done. It all depends on your programming expertise, and the requirement of your system. All 3 people are professional programmers, they have pushed Excel and VB* to the limit. This is not something I would suggest to...

Yes... facilities is the key. People use a platform because they don't want/need to re-invent the wheel.

WE are all watching you... anxiously waiting for you to post your next exploit. ;-)

How does your chart look compared to Spyder's? Is it 100%? or 90%? or 50% similar? p.s. The question one must ask himself is -- at the point of change, have I got all the information I needed to make a profitable decision?

I have reread your post. Maybe your understanding of tapes is still not correct? My recommendation stands. If you post your drawings, I am sure you can get this cleared once and for all. And you can confidently move on to the next level.

It is true if you choose to keep the 20 reps to yourself. ;-)

It's time to get a piece of paper and draw out the different variations of tapes and traverses.

First, check the exchanges' website for the stock you want to trade. Read the trading information: specification, hours, settlement, etc. Then read up on TWS.

Give this a try: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=38777

Maybe we can do one exercise together ("we" means anybody and everybody can/should chime in). Looking at the price bars, can you list out what do you see? This is the first step in M; please list out everything... whether you think the information is relevant or not. After we have...

... and, most of what people needed are in January and February. ok, I forgotten the Journal actually started in the last week of December. ;-)

You are suggesting legacy cost is a contributor to the big 3's problem. I acknowledge legacy cost is a factor. But I don't know anybody who bought a Toyota/Honda because the big 3 cost more.

Automobiles designed by Americans, built in the USA, for Americans: Toyota Sienna Honda Odyssey Toyota Matrix Mercedes M serious (also exported!)