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Too bad the only one asking questions is a troll on this thread which is dead cause the troll is on ignore.

i don't screw around i go to market with all my orders. i have built that into the system so i know i can get done. we are not talking about daily events here most my trades are at overlapping session times. when you trade small lots you need big move you have to know i knew that already...

well it seems that the mod here will not allow me to post anymore charts because mark brown is promoting his web site. so you will have to just imagine what you might have seen. [picture of highly successful trading model right here but not displayed for being accused of promotion lol] i would...

i have every pattern that can possibly happen completely defined and progression flags that reveal it's creation. of course i know exactly where the price has to go, the exact high or low. this is sort of a trick though cause remember i am building blocks and the price has to come where i want...

Any of the same indicators that anyone would use - it's not the indicators that makes this form of trading better its the data. Posting another chart comparing time based daily bars with equivalent timeless range based bars. I think this has discussion has exhausted but nonetheless timeless data...

as with price defined charts one can catalog and trade patterns. toby crabel comes to mind as a master pattern trader. i discovered that timeless data also has patterns and the difference is there is no need for fuzzy logic. hard defined rules exist and either you get that pattern exactly or...

I have thrown together a chart that is pretty sparse in explanation of why technical indicators seem to work better on block sized data. For 30 years I adapted math to be dynamic for varying market conditions. What I am doing now is adapting the data to accommodate the indicators. Which has now...

look Fred aka (stocks777) i seen assholes like you destroy this forum, you have 1700 post in one year wtf - i dont have to read a one to know either who you are or at least your type. maybe others don't remember you but your pattern of ignorant posting has not changed.

yea i am trading at the quantum level asshole.. take your snide comments elsewhere foreskin.

range, momentum, point and figure, tick, kase range and others. i like range and momentum myself.

the very reason most people fail to be successful at trading is that they don't have the capacity to accept the unknown or even the concept of intelligence beyond their own scope (dreamer, theorist, conceptionist, researchers) all wasting their time to the betterment of mankind? however how...

T/A is not failing me because i have set time adrift from my island.

consider this math is a rock steady constant it will always be the same. to make math adaptive is to spoil what is natural and more valuable than the data it's applied to. let's consider making the data adaptive to our desire rather than expect the math to adapt. data with time is like...

in the realm of trading i can only answer this by saying in my opinion math is a gift from god and time is a destructive device set in place by someone else with bad intentions.

looks like i assumed that it would be understood that Tommy stopped making custom widgets because his widget company was going broke satisfying each individuals desires. Tommy raised prices and customers stopped buying, yet demand was there for a breadth of standard products which met the...

market data based on time intervals is infinite in its variability. how can a one discover reoccurring anomalies when applying mathematical indicators. Tommy can't be fitted for pants because he is constantly growing out like expanding foam shot from a can of weather sealant. so now lets...

I think that when time is eliminated from the display of market data we find that the data is much more stable and reveals itself nearly a constant of definable motions. Those motions cataloged can perfectly define all market movement with no surprises. Now applying math to the data we can...

Great links, I just love this one paragraph from the cognitive inertia link. One example of cognitive inertia concerns managers at the Polaroid corporation, whose belief that the company could not make money on hardware but only on consumables led them to neglect the growth in digital imaging...

Newsflash: Time May Not Exist

I am an advocate of technical analysis trading. Continually T/A shows great promise and can have it's run of success which is why it perpetuates the notion that it does work. Then it seems just as you leverage up, it fails and wipes you out. Only to get back in sync and start working again as...