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Why would one want to do that? That's no fun. Look at my oil charts . . .

And this is only 25pts away from the median of the weekly channel.

All of which is hindsight, but thanks anyway.

That's not a range; it's a reversal. But you got the direction right. That's a start.

The "grail" method is 100 NQ pts in the hole. If the SLA doesn't make a dime, it is far superior to the above.

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Random entry appears to be what the OP is using. Isn't working out so well.

The range creates the lines, not vice-versa. One needn't draw any lines at all. Those who believe otherwise don't understand what a range is or why it forms.

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Okay. So . . . Incidentally, I'm going to assume that those who think this is a viable method have no idea why we're stalling at 30 or what the next level down is in case price drops from here.

Troll bait. It gets to the point where it affects my trading, and no one appears to benefit from it anyway. I'll be happy to contribute to the journals of those who want to pursue this. Just not here.

So the "grail" method is now in the hole for more than a hundred points. Not being embarrassed about posting losing trades is admirable, but if the method provides no sense of direction whatsoever, there is no practical value in posting the losing trades other than to emphasize the fact that...

Developing a Trading Plan. Avoid books. Avoid courses. Avoid chat rooms and trading rooms. Avoid trading forums.

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Anyone who is trading an hourly interval knows that their demand line was broken yesterday afternoon at 79, dropping to 72 (there's 72 again). Price then rallied, but dropped back below the line at 1500, eventually reaching 64 this morning. The question is how far can price drop after a break...

Seeing what so many people have done with the SLA has been an interesting experience. I've known for years just how fearful most traders are, and I've known for years how difficult it is to overcome these fears, much less dissipate them. But when I see how the SLA is so often implemented, I have...

If shorts or longs are exited without notice, that alone brings this tally into question. And if it includes the hindsight Squiggles charts of which we've seen so many in this thread (containing so many entries that have to be taken in the middle of the night), the tally becomes meaningless...

Viewing trading as a fight or a battle can be as damaging as trading without a plan, and trading without a plan is usually the genesis for that sort of view, just as being dropped into a forest without any survival skills prompts one to view the forest as hostile. But the forest just is. The...

The Squiggles Method appears to be quite remarkable as it allows one to be both long and short in the same instrument at the same time. But brushing aside all the kerfuffle, the fact remains that after four (five?) trades, all losers, the Squiggles Method is 70pts (at least; stay tuned) in the...