I was using a divergence method and could never get forward with it. I would win, lose and win again, not really making any money. I have sourced the junkie system from www.richardjackson.com.au that is cheap and includes mentoring. But just wondering if any one esle has a good system for the mini S&P???
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Anyone know of a good emini S&P 500 System?
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Quote from Tricky1on1:
I was using a divergence method and could never get forward with it. I would win, lose and win again, not really making any money. I have sourced the junkie system from www.richardjackson.com.au that is cheap and includes mentoring. But just wondering if any one esle has a good system for the mini S&P???
Hi Richard. Nice to see you spamming yourself with this post. Hope you don't sell one copy of your garbage. Now I have to report this as spam. Nice try.
Quote from Tricky1on1:
I was using a divergence method and could never get forward with it. I would win, lose and win again, not really making any money. I have sourced the junkie system from www.richardjackson.com.au that is cheap and includes mentoring. But just wondering if any one esle has a good system for the mini S&P???
buy low sell high works pretty well
and dont need any mentoring
Although I'm not a big fan of daytrading,
I have clients that like using Bowties intra-day.
The more successful ones switch timeframes and somehow now when to switch from "scalp" to "trend" mode by varying their time frames (e.g. 1 min, 5 min, 15 min. charts..and even tick charts in choppy markets).
I think their success is knowing the market (and not the pattern in and of itself) since index futures can be very choppy.
You simply look "tight" crossings of the 10sma/20ema/30ema and then a pullback.
Intra-day patterns work best when combined with bigger picture patterns...(higher time frames)......
Attached is an example on the cash S&P.
Notice the market traded sideways/made marginal new highs then rolled over.
Dave
I have clients that like using Bowties intra-day.
The more successful ones switch timeframes and somehow now when to switch from "scalp" to "trend" mode by varying their time frames (e.g. 1 min, 5 min, 15 min. charts..and even tick charts in choppy markets).
I think their success is knowing the market (and not the pattern in and of itself) since index futures can be very choppy.
You simply look "tight" crossings of the 10sma/20ema/30ema and then a pullback.
Intra-day patterns work best when combined with bigger picture patterns...(higher time frames)......
Attached is an example on the cash S&P.
Notice the market traded sideways/made marginal new highs then rolled over.
Dave
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Quote from Davelandry99:
Although I'm not a big fan of daytrading,
I have clients that like using Bowties intra-day.
The more successful ones switch timeframes and somehow now when to switch from "scalp" to "trend" mode by varying their time frames (e.g. 1 min, 5 min, 15 min. charts..and even tick charts in choppy markets).
I think their success is knowing the market (and not the pattern in and of itself) since index futures can be very choppy.
You simply look "tight" crossings of the 10sma/20ema/30ema and then a pullback.
Intra-day patterns work best when combined with bigger picture patterns...(higher time frames)......
Attached is an example on the cash S&P.
Notice the market traded sideways/made marginal new highs then rolled over.
Dave
Clients? LOL