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Someone long ago said that if you can't put your trading plan on a 3x5 card (without the pictures), it's too complicated. :)

It'll be fun watching them all eat each other :)

Not allowed to. Sorry. But that's all there is with regard to this particular study.

I've read on a couple of threads that there is some confusion about what to do when trading a range. A breakout to the upside out of the range should be bought. A breakout to the downside out of the range should be sold short. A reversal off the upper limit of a range should be sold short. A...

This is blessing?

No, it is common sense (a) not to shoot somebody who is running away in the back and (b) not to manipulate the crime scene. "A white South Carolina police officer was arrested and charged with murder"

This is from something I wrote about twenty years ago. If anything, it's easier to time the market now.

Unfortunately, it's all hindsight, and without knowing the rules, there's no reason to believe that any of these trades were actually taken. If this sort of thing is what one has been looking for, he will be disappointed in real-time trading.

And a nice hindsight chart it is, too. What are your rules?

A white South Carolina police officer was arrested and charged with murder Tuesday after video showed him fatally shooting a fleeing, unarmed black man in the back. North Charleston Police Officer Michael T. Slager, 33, can be seen shooting 50-year-old Walter Scott after a confrontation on...

Refreshing. Perhaps others will follow your lead.

If you're referring to a trade that you plan to take, this is what "in advance" and "ahead of time" are all about, even though you're trying to catch a falling knife.

"It" does not do anything; traders do. The price action tells you whether traders are undecided. Which is the point of having rules. If one understands what he's looking at and has a trading plan, those rules will keep him out of unproductive trades -- fake signals -- and put him in and keep him...

I uploaded it to TL: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/wyckoff-forum/18335-off-topic-posts-7.html#post197566

Till next time. And the same pointless arguments. Over and over and over again.

I'll post this again, since it was a hundred posts ago. dbphoenix said: "TA is not the use of past price and volume to make predictions about future price. TA is the study of price behavior. What the trader does as a result of that study is outside the purview of TA." DB, I have a question...

There are 263 threads about "edge". I suppose this will be the 264th.

If you're referring to the quote you provided and not to the link -- which did not apply to whatever claim you're making -- none of it is relevant. Charts are simply a means of illustrating the balance between demand and supply. If traders read anything else into them, that's the traders'...