One minute is not noise. It is the natural rhythm of the market. I have looked at all time frames longer and shorter. One minute is it.

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The answer is simple: Technical Analysis works but not necessarily for the reason most people believe. Many successful traders don't want to share this secret. TA works because many people use it, and successful traders are able to predict how other people will react on the different TA indicators and signals. In other words, while the losing traders are using TA to determine their trades, the winning traders are winning because they know how the losers are going to react based on this data. For example, when a price goes below one of the key moving averages, (MA's) many investors sell that instrument to protect themselves against additional losses. By doing so, they will drive the price of that instrument lower and that will prompt some traders to start short selling that instrument in anticipation of further decline. Prices continue the downward trend, forcing traders who were long on that stock to sell their positions because it is going below their stop limits. This creates a domino effect as the price continues to decline. However, at this point, successful traders realize that most of the current price action was created artificially. They start to enter positions on the buy side and more often than not price starts to reverse. The losing traders have already sold their contracts based on the TA tools. The winning traders buy the contract because they understand that the fluctuation was temporary, and they seize the opportunity based on the losing trader's reactions.
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Use the setting from the last few posts see the pattern and make your own determination. we are not license to make trading decision with your money.
Trading model are not always correct due to market adverse conditions.
I have a signal provider and most of the time there going the wrong way using there models.
Im very selective in which one is entered or traded.
Most system available >>>>>>
They only report to you the good days, not the day there system failed.
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We own one company, and we don't offer this service. If they were doing so well than why are we bailing them out by the government in the tune of 23 billion dollars a day. Answer that question Sherlock.