Can a trading system be transplanted onto a different timeframe, and still remain profitable?

[Liberty Market Investment]

I really don't like using MACD, particularly the idea that you buy on crosses or whatever.

Cheers, man!

Don't like MACD either. It's a kind of "double derivative" MA, meaning that whatever information you want to derive from your MACD, you could as well derive from the basic MA without occupying the bottom of your screen.

 

[Carl77]

I am a novice, hope I can learn more knowledge

 

[murray t turtle]

Really? Do they?

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yes / since i consider market making a good help full form of daytrading...............................................................................

 

[Liberty Market Investment]

I am a novice, hope I can learn more knowledge

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[Liberty Market Investment]

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yes / since i consider market making a good help full form of daytrading...............................................................................

How do you actually recognize a market maker behaviuor?

 

[brian682]

[QUOTE =“ Carl77，post：5166381，member：520705”]我是新手，希望我可以学习更多的知识[/ QUOTE]
Welcome to elite

 

[Dailiesette]

I steer clever of 1 minute time frames - not my cup of tea. But ya with the rest, I use the same strategy, just switch the time frames.

 

[Trader H.C.]

IMO for most cases - no.

Even if it can, you'll still need to fine-tune the parameters of the strategy.

 

[Liberty Market Investment]

I steer clever of 1 minute time frames - not my cup of tea. But ya with the rest, I use the same strategy, just switch the time frames.

Just curious, what's your strategy that works regardless of time frame?

 

[murray t turtle]

How do you actually recognize a market maker behaviuor?

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i read his book/Market Makers Edge+ they always help me out of my ETFs/long or inverse trades /investments...................................................................................Most of my ETFs have a bid ask spread of a penny or nickle or more.