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Thanks HFT for your detailed answer on ES. You actually answered my question 4 very well. Thanks. Is it possible for you to attach your data that you are quoting in the above post. Will like to compare. I knew IB data is wrong - but used to think they just provide a snapshot data and bundle...

early 30s. why do you ask :)

From macro trading perspective, it means if you are paying attention, then a mighty great "Crash" opportunity comes up every few years somewhere across the world. Ofcourse if you design your macro portfolio to include some secular trends alongwith capitalizing on one crash every year, you will...

alright. But thats precisely the topic of this thread - sheeps talking out of their asses and how wrong they have been. So, lets not get annoyed. :cool:

interesting. didn't know about it. Yes agree with the overall idea that it pays to track what others are tracking. But eclipses - that is too much for me personally. However I do remember victor niederhoffer talking about eclipses. Not sure what study and results he derived from that.

seriously why so angry :) Anyways thanks for digging up that post. I stand by every word of it. I am not denying that your knowledge about jap sellside could be more than mine though. Lets get back to this thread topic. There is no point in we conversing on a completely tangential thing. PM...

LOL. not sure why so angry. But you are correct. Nomura, Morgan Stanley (Japan), GS(Japan), JPM (Japan) + all Japanese corporate etc. are all watching that stupid Ichimoku (but mind it they are watching it only for yen and yen crosses). If someone thinks you can trade E/U using Ichimoku, not...

you believe in such theories...!!!!! I know there is some historical correlation but I can't think of any plausible answers why stock markets would be related to eclipses. Big move which way down or up or is it open. Just a big move!

I am out of my shorts, small loss. Now long its crazy

Multicharts is not really suited for trading portfolio of stocks post scanning intraday. Multicharts is just like TS in many ways - the framework is chart based. I haven't used it but possibly Amibroker will do what OP desires.

I don't know from where this comment came from. But you are in fact correct. Yes they do if you are in Japan and trade yen crosses spot, you do watch Ichimoku charts. Everyone knows that.

Yes you didn't mention 20th century, I just added it. Whats there to get upset about it?? Don't like the thread - go away. If you like it, stay here in a friendly way.

seems sellers just can't push it down.

LOL. Housing bubble burst in 21st century.

well said. Although things like Arab spring revolution etc did happen, but overall even with twitter free internet etc., chances of big/massive impacts is pretty less. If we look back at 20th century, big events would be: 1) Russian revolution 2) WWI 3) WWII 4) Breakup of British Empire...

short again 23.5

out of short at 22. lost overall -1 on this.

reduced half at 18.

is it swing? target?

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