Quote from Johnny Rotten:
Overtrading, looking for action, taking small winners. Trying to win all the time. That's the problem with the other stupid thread. Not to mention, telling you to add more indicators just to fuck you up. If you want to make more money, trade more contracts not more signals.
Your need to get by in "all conditions" will destroy you. Check that emotional problem at the door and learn patience instead.
No. I don't follow the SPX and SPY and I don't want to. You see I'm too stupid and thick to add more things to analyse. I'll stick with my four symbols - it's all my moron brain can handle. That trade can be assessed without looking at other markets and my reasons for not taking it are on Page 47. I've no idea whether one trade will be a fake-out or breakout until I utilise my amazing powers of four market discretionary analyisQuote from Jim Radid:
spiders, the 1/10th of the SPX that trades on the AMEX. Sorry for the mix-up.
If the SPX is at 1007, the SPY will trade at about 101.4. It's 1/10 the value of the index, and then add about .7
My feeling is that the market will make a marginal new high, and that will be a fake out, rather than a break-out. I think a significant correction will occur after the spx makes a marginal new high.
My question was: would that marginal high (maybe 102.10 or 1015) be considered a "break out" in your system, or is the final accessment discretionary?
I was referring above to the spiders, and it does seem that 102.10 is resistance, like I've been saying. Does that make better sense to you?

My other stuff involves the exact same charts with the exact same two indicators - that's why. I consider the whole concept of 'range trading' akin to trading among the shit. It's not a place I want to be.Quote from baggerlord:
I'm using the same indicators as I am for my breakout trading. I'm not using all their fancy-schmancy computer crap to define ranges for me. I can tell that by looking at the damn chart. I'm actually a little suprised you have this attitude. You have already said you have a few other tricks up your sleeve for varying condition, so what is wrong with this one? More often than not when you are in a ranging day the ranges will hold. This gives your trades a high probability of success. And in this case it kept me interested and I was able to catch the move when it broke out of the range. Anyways, I appreciate your help. What is different about your other methods that you like them, but not range trading?

Quote from Johnny Rotten:
No I won't post my results. Nobody can emulate me, so what's the point? And I don't intend to personalise things to the extent of telling everyone exactly how much money I make. Fuck off and mind your own business!
What matters is whether YOU make money. While I will discuss specific trade setups to assist people's analysis, you won't be getting personal financial details from me. Given my generosity, I see no need to 'prove myself' to any fucker.
It's all mine, baby. Of course it's entirely possible that someone before me has put together similar stuff which I don't know about it. If I had plagiarised it, I would have no qualms admitting it!Quote from baggerlord:
Mr. Rotten,
Out of curiousity, did you make this method up yourself? Read about it somewhere?
