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I can't remember if it was my biggest challenge or not, but I had a heck of a time stopping to try and find a way to trade every single price movement under the sun. Wasted a lot of time, but on the other hand learned what not to trade.

Biggest Trading Challenge? Finding a place to store all this stuff.

Stockbroker to customer: "This could be your last chance to buy at these prices"!!

I'll do it for free if you'll drain the brake fluid from my mother-in-law's broom.

Yes, it is the 21st century. But I would still rather have a barber cut my hair than a robot. Having been brought up posting charts manually, I feel you have a somewhat superficial view, and lean more to glancing, when seeing charts on screens. Possibly through manually posting you develop the...

I'm in my 4th decade of researching and learning. Glad to hear I'm not alone. Those who learn all they need to know about trading in 3 days and 2 nights don't know what they're missing, do they? Of course they'll just say we're slow learners! Checked your profile. You ain't old. Getting old is...

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I don't have TWS in front of me as I switched to the local brokers which offer much better conditions. However, it sounds like a problem in the settings for BookTrader. Have you checked that? Yet the preopening indication time hasn't changed .If it were an oversight by IB, it would have...

It moves in increments of 5 yen. Each tick is 500 yen.

What you say is true. But the 'feeling' that I referred to was not the emotional type, but that which one may develop through the manual posting of charts. Please see my previous posting below. [Having started before the days of computers, I manually updated about 300 charts daily. I believe...

Please re-read what I feel about 'prediction', below. While analysis comes first, you could say that a 'feel' for the price movement would be of value when your setup is somewhat less than picture perfect, or in determining a better entry/exit point. Additionally, in a more precise analysis of...

Predicting the price of the next bar, today's close, tomorrow's open, the Dow on your dog's next birthday etc, must be one of the greatest pitfalls in investment and trading. Prediction is equivalent in worth to the Dartinpaper method of stock picking! But as the OP questioned, feeling the...

The Japanese created them, not the Koreans. But that's not the point of my posting.

Do you mean JAPANESE candlesticks?

Having started before the days of computers, I manually updated about 300 charts daily. I believe this did give me a feeling(understanding) regarding price movement that enables me to have a more detailed and correct interpretation of TA that I might not have gained from screen-only...

Listen to what the price movement is telling you, but don't hear what it ain't sayin'. -Unknown

Trying to help GB is a waste of time. I too made that mistake before realizing GB (and under many other aliases) is just looking for someone to provide the answer to quick easy money without any effort on GB's part. Years ago I said that would lead to nothing, and it obviously has!! And while...

......the accuracy of indicators I do not use indicators because I see them as being the equivalent of your pulse. And I'd rather have the doctor listen to my heart than just feel my pulse!!

Don't knock bus drivers, they make great traders because they know where all the stops are!!

Well, that says something good for TA 'cause they ain't walkin'!!