10-11-03 05:21 AM
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Quote from plumlazy:
*A* holy grail in a nutshell =
If a trend can be identified - enter with the trend - assume that the trend will continue until it proves otherwise - if you find yourself on the correct side of the market then sit tight until the trend breaks (there are different trends in different timeframes - play out each trade within your chosen timeframe for that particular trade).
Honor thy stops - keep losses small - keep losses small - keep losses small.
Be willing to take a walk when your experience is telling you to do so.
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If I know how to resolve the two "if"s mentioned above, there would be completely no "if" anymore.
It is nice that making money comes down to just a couple of things. Not like setting up a bridge table for momo, phoenix, nonsense, and traderkay to play.
Timing trends simply comes down to the P,V relation and making money just relaies on staying on the right side of the market my noting the "buyer" or "seller" condition of the market.
Both these matters are handled very conveniently. Volume preaks out just before price. (see the inandlong thread of the day where he is considering something after the cycle has ended). The buy point is very obvious and the channel definition is classic.
Staying on the right side of the market is an acumulation/distribution analysis excercise. A broad band of practitioners have successfully addressed this issue on the appropriate monitoring periodicities.
Than allows everyone to sit in their armchairs and look historically at the advent of the these milestones in the financial culture. The ones I like to note are: the advent of the 200 day moving average on volume in leading financial media. equally earth shaking is the advent of an A/D indicator in qcharts and along with it the "unusual".. pro rata % of daily volume as tied to the 65 day average volume.
These volume and A?D milestines show just how recently the financial industry is catching on to the essential ingredients to answer the two simple IF's sitting out there for all of us to deal with.
If the above mentioned would just play bridge, then others could get on with the money making game without the noise they create.
Drop in sometime you will enjoy seeing both the above in daily real time use. We just cut to the chase and get the job done.
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Trading the odds and getting out timely, as I can be wrong but the market is always right.
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Quote from plumlazy:
*A* holy grail in a nutshell =
If a trend can be identified - enter with the trend - assume that the trend will continue until it proves otherwise - if you find yourself on the correct side of the market then sit tight until the trend breaks (there are different trends in different timeframes - play out each trade within your chosen timeframe for that particular trade).
Honor thy stops - keep losses small - keep losses small - keep losses small.
Be willing to take a walk when your experience is telling you to do so.
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If I know how to resolve the two "if"s mentioned above, there would be completely no "if" anymore.
It is nice that making money comes down to just a couple of things. Not like setting up a bridge table for momo, phoenix, nonsense, and traderkay to play.
Timing trends simply comes down to the P,V relation and making money just relaies on staying on the right side of the market my noting the "buyer" or "seller" condition of the market.
Both these matters are handled very conveniently. Volume preaks out just before price. (see the inandlong thread of the day where he is considering something after the cycle has ended). The buy point is very obvious and the channel definition is classic.
Staying on the right side of the market is an acumulation/distribution analysis excercise. A broad band of practitioners have successfully addressed this issue on the appropriate monitoring periodicities.
Than allows everyone to sit in their armchairs and look historically at the advent of the these milestones in the financial culture. The ones I like to note are: the advent of the 200 day moving average on volume in leading financial media. equally earth shaking is the advent of an A/D indicator in qcharts and along with it the "unusual".. pro rata % of daily volume as tied to the 65 day average volume.
These volume and A?D milestines show just how recently the financial industry is catching on to the essential ingredients to answer the two simple IF's sitting out there for all of us to deal with.
If the above mentioned would just play bridge, then others could get on with the money making game without the noise they create.
Drop in sometime you will enjoy seeing both the above in daily real time use. We just cut to the chase and get the job done.
__________________
Trading the odds and getting out timely, as I can be wrong but the market is always right.

, it's like Henry Ford's most famous saying.. "anyone colour .. black".