Leverage, I dont understand the principle of it...
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Quote from Tango 6 Alpha:
I guess the part that I find so funny, is that you don't even know what you are referring to, or to whom you think you criticizing! That's the truly hilarious part!
When you develop an idea worth sharing - we'll know. We'll know. Until then, paranoia is your middle name.
Indeed, I also don't give a shit who you are or what you developed AT ALL. By what you have described in another thread, I think your shit is bogus. But hey, everyone has the right to there own opinion.
It was a joke. I have nothing personal against you. I don't even care what your agenda is here.
All anyone has seen from you is crazy BS, actually entertaining at first, but trying to defend yourself way to hard against accusations which, judging by your actions, are probably true. But again, I don't care either way.
Have a great day and a profitable week.
sha-bam-a-lamb-a-lamb
you told him..
Quote from Tango 6 Alpha:
Answer? True.
Most people do look at 2,000 old indicators and there is a good reason for that mistake. Most of the newer concepts in technical trading are developed by Speed Traders (aka, Quants). However, Quants are not trading Retail Accounts, nor are they using the same network and server technology to access real-time exchange price data. In fact, the Speed Traders are literally trading off in their own little world, without much interaction at all with the well know "floor" model trading paradigm. I won't digress into full blown discussion of Quants, but you can pick-up any number of books on the subject and read about it.
For our purposes here, it is enough for you to know that while I admire and respect (highly) what the prototypes such as Wilder, Gann, etc., etc., etc., have done in the past, most of what you "look at" is predicated on the notion of a lagging mathematical averaging method. The vast majority of conventional TA in existence today, is predicated on the linear characteristics of price. However, there are other dimensions of price, that neither Wilder, nor Gann, nor any of the others ever explored.
I call them Delta Class Indicators, and I developed prototypes for that class of indicator when no one else knew anything about the concept, almost 10 years ago. To my knowledge, there has never been anyone in the online Retail Trading Community, to have ever discussed, shared, exposed, reviewed, documented and/or outlined the concepts behind how Delta Class indicators work, or why they work. To my knowledge, I am the only one who has done this.
Ask me what a Delta Class Indicator is, and I'll tell you. Waste my time - and I'll never reply to you again.
In the pic below, there are two (2) Delta Class I indicators depicted:
The green represents bullish price behavior, while the red represents bearish price behavior.
The indicators are called: Distinct Vega. The version you happen to see here, is Version 5.7. That makes this set of iDV, the most advanced of its kind.
The chart you are looking at is a Daily chart of USDCAD. What do you find most striking about the candle chart and the indicator output? The answer will determine your *aptitude* for learning about Delta Class Indicators.
BTW - if one gets caught trading in a position that is against this particular indicator, there is a 71.25% chance that you will lose capital doing it. So, if you don't know about iDV, then you might want to learn - quick.
That's who I am.
Not interested T6A.
Looks like a candle volume indi to me, worthless.
Info and PA with some structure/microstructure knowledge is all i'll need.
Quote from Tango 6 Alpha:
Here's another Delta Class I indicator. This one provides uncanny Timing information about when you should be entering the market, and when you should set a T-Time at your local golf course.
It is called iOmegaWave and it serves two purposes:
- Timing
- Magnitude
Once I learned how to use it, I found it to be an amazingly defiant scalping weapon of choice, usually outputting profit potential between 10 to 57 pips per hour. Typically, in the more high expectancy range of between 7 to 25 pips per hour, just my manual scalping alone.
It, like all other StealthIndicator Types, are components of a larger trading system design.
The "wave" that you see the indicator throwing off, has a very specific meaning to it. Can you tell what it is?
Trading that don't understand Timing, end up putting their positions at greater risk, by increasing market exposure to fundamental anomalies in price fluctuations, with zero added benefit. iOmegaWave, insures that I never make that mistake.
iOmegaWave, is a Non-Directional StealthIndicator.
That is who I am.
where can i buy this iomegawave indicator?
I'm really interested.
Tango,
In my experience, forex trades no different than any other market. That you discovered some indicators that work for you, great. They aren't necessary and real traders know that. Correct me if I'm wrong, but your last incarnation at elite (Veyron) claimed to have cracked the secrets to the universe, via some type of triangular arbitrage (except it wasn't arbitrage). Riskless, infinite profits we were told, so long as the leverage was adequate! So why change approach, mid-stream? Why not stick to the good thing (if it was such a good thing)? Also, it'd be great if you could post some live calls. Give us all a taste of what you can do.
In my experience, forex trades no different than any other market. That you discovered some indicators that work for you, great. They aren't necessary and real traders know that. Correct me if I'm wrong, but your last incarnation at elite (Veyron) claimed to have cracked the secrets to the universe, via some type of triangular arbitrage (except it wasn't arbitrage). Riskless, infinite profits we were told, so long as the leverage was adequate! So why change approach, mid-stream? Why not stick to the good thing (if it was such a good thing)? Also, it'd be great if you could post some live calls. Give us all a taste of what you can do.
You're right. How foolish of us to doubt Hosea Askew, the Section 8 living FX trader. I mean, how do you argue with what's presented in this video? The Ikea desk and the single 17" monitor. The doublestochastic pseudocode.... living the life, Hosea!
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