Search results

https://www.sierrachart.com/SupportBoard.php?PostID=243141 https://archive.is/PfkRH

Building losing positions? Check out the page 2 post 1 of this thread: https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/martingale-system-in-trading.146187/page-2

how did it work for you?

Ok, say you want to buy 1 contract, and then if price goes +5 you want to buy one more contract, then if price goes +5 you want to close the entire order. BUT, if price goes against you 5 before the second order fills, you want to close the entire order. AND, if price goes +5, and then +2, so...

I have had Sierrachart for years and years. I used them with someone's data feed. I get confused by this the more I do things.

Gaslight so you're saying tape reading is looking at time and sales of every stock on the market to get an overarching impression of the market?

I'm enjoying this thread but not understanding it lol.

So a limit order where there is a void of currently resting orders is adding, each other type of order is taking?

I'm confused. I see ninjatrader pictures all over the place but it looks like a trading platform. Are they a broker too? Can you use NinjaTrader with other brokers? Is there any reason to? Can you use NinjaTrader data with other charts? Is there any reason to? I'm familiar with...

So market orders are taking and limit orders are adding?

Feasibly I need to ask, how are you getting into the trade? That will determine how you get out.

But, there's one way to do it here: https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/one-trade-to-1-million.216617/

Look, when you make a position, it's because you think price is going to go in a precise direction, right? Otherwise, why start? What signal could price give you to make you think it's going to continue to go in your direction? I'm legitimately asking. How do you get two buy signals without...

Adding to winners lowers raises your average cost. A small move against you becomes a loss. Only add if you feel price will still go in your direction, and if so, why not just go in with your entire position?

The sweetest thing I've seen related to this is to exit the trade when the MA changes. Since there is really no trend this isn't really a specific thing, but, as long as the MA is proceeding in your direction, stay in the trade. When it modifies, close.

So it's not like, I want to buy YM at 10,000 and I buy a guard at 9500 or something so even if price drops to 2000 I still get filled at 9500?

This concept of guaranteed stop is new to me. I checked into it now and found a page from a company called IG and they said they only charge you for fee if it gets executed. Is this company legit?

Elaborate and assume we don't.

Video testimonials definitely can't be faked. coughfiver.comcough.

But a hammer has a purpose. Indicators don't.