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This I agree...lol, and so areyou. I miss the days, when we used to watch the eminis. Schaefer

Samuel, you misunderstood, it wasn't directed at you. My definition of longer time frame would be different from yours, DB's, or anyone else. I don't trade options, so I've no idea what you guys think is a fair fill. Schaefer

Yes, we agree to disagree here, and if that works for you, great. I'm rooting for your experiment. Schaefer

Every successful trader would tell you, that every tick is a big deal. Why? because no one knows, if the trade is going to go the way you've anticipated. Every tick you're away from your entry is a tick towards your stop loss. Schaefer

I'm not sure, if I understood you, so are you saying that, if you trade longer time frame, then there are no liquidity issues? Whether you're using longer, or shorter time frame bars, when the time comes to place orders, everyone has to go through the same ladder. Schaefer

High win rate, or not, is entirely up to the individual SLA/AMT follower. Like I've said, it is up to the student to come with a plan to suit his/her personality, and risk tolerance. And if that person prefers high win rate, then it is up to the trader to come with a plan to consistently have a...

Oh yes, congrats Romik, good job on that. But I seriously doubt, that it is due to MACD, that you're enjoying the positive outcome. You're having success with that experiment, because of your years of watching the market, and know how to assess multiple time frames, and know when to take the...

It's true, if you combine all the different markets, and instruments. But, some of us only trade only one particular instrument, and in this case, NQ. If you trade NQ, and especially more than one lot, you'd know that it is not as liquid as one would think. There aren't that many full time...

Romik, we go way back, you and I. That being said, it is a big deal, and a lot to ask to a trader, who has an edge to show their exact entries, and exits. It matters even more to a multi lot trader. DB has already provided a detailed plan via a PDF, and hundreds of pages of detailed...

Sierra Chart, as well. But one must specify the program to download the data in "ticks" from the beginning. Schaefer

How ironic, that the OP started this thread to bash other traders, specifically DBphoenix, and his followers, accusing them of leading the newbies astray by presenting an incomplete plan. And yet, OP himself presented an incomplete plan, failing to demonstrate where, why and how to take profits...

Now, who in the world is going to know that ahead of time? Nothing is guaranteed in life, except death, and taxes. I don't know about DB, but I had my profit target #1 at 76, and Pt#2 at 88. Schaefer

Yep, I hear ya. They're never happy. Schaefer

Nothing ambiguous about this call from DBphoenix, either go long from here, or go short below. I'm posting this for my record, and for DB's.

Lol...you win the most honest answer of the year award. Schaefer

I've been on this board over a decade, and I'm very familiar with B1S2, and Romik's posting history, and personalities. This behavior we're seeing from them is nothing like them, especially Romik. Someone who has access to these two very old accounts, is pretending to be them, and trolling to...

The douchebags at IRS could careless. Pepper your angus. Schaefer

Very nice! Could you give us some more details on monitors, resolutions, where they plugged into? Thanks. Schaefer

IMHO, my first pick would be, Quote Tracker (now Medved Trader; Beta testing at the moment). Second pick, and my current charting software is Sierra Charts. Schaefer

Yes, Adblock Plus, it blocks everything on mine. I use Chrome, and both Win Xp, and 7. Schaefer