Quote from bigsnack:
per my usual rules, the TICK would have been lying to me. However, some of my research based off of TICK behavior relating to the open / close is paying off a bit. I traded the shape of the chart instead, realizing that because of the gap down, the TICK values can be skewed more to the downside (+600's will come late, -600's may touch even if the market is going to go up).
It worked this time, but that doesn't mean it will work every time. It's just food for thought at the moment, but something I'm continuing to work on.![]()
Quote from Handle123:
I have tried for years to make TICK a reliable indicator, even a semi-reliable indicator, but for me this is no better than 50/50. Not to say others haven't made use of it, but I can't.
I love trading the trendlines on both 60 minute charts, day session and 24 hour, I think if newbies did this first before going to smaller, they would have better shot than becoming one of the 95%ers. But nobody wants to listen. Too many rather open an account and going for it.
Looks like it wil fall.
Quote from fishing:
every indicator TICK, trendlines, MACD, RSI, Support/Resistance levels etc. are just tools.. sometimes they work sometimes they don't
