Colored pencils? sounds painful..so every day you would spend hours drawing charts at your desk? lmao
Could tell me specifically which John Hill Book I should buy?
You seem to be like Don yourself, I like chatting to you too.
Your time won't be done on Earth for a very long time...
Have named them in previous posts, look it up.
Oh no, am not Don in the least not even close to bullshit he could put up, I reach points of me talking to people and then I put them on Ignore when I think they are becoming a pain in arse. Don maintained a business, perhaps why he answered as he did, I don't know. Start doing back testing and put in a year's worth of back testing and learn bar by bar. You learn by studying only, trading can't be taught, way too much in risk and money management to memorize. Do a journal and work at it for years till you get real good instead of losing much money. Duration of winning trades is key for me, where is safe number of times to lock in 1-2 ticks after how many minutes. Winning trades-check how many ticks trade went against position to form idea of protective stops, find how much in ticks you can nail at least 25% of the time of a full winner, 25-55% of time you will make a tick on most day trading methods. Learn patterns, volatility amounts, steepness(dropping/rising quickly swing amount) that when backtested shows when you should not take signals.
yep, swing length, very good grasshopper. And today's swing length I used what was last ten days before the volatility started as a way to reduce risk and trades. I simple will not day trade when volatility is high, can't do size without have excessive extended risk and even though it looks like much volume being done, stops have sizeable slippage, I only day trade when markets are more controlled.
I am done, time for Starbucks.