For example, you should not engage in trading at all, you have a complete lack of logical thinking, #382 Today at 4:39 AM here you understand that even with my old system I can earn more in a couple of weeks than all your traders if you combined and unexpectedly announced that I am raising funds - well, arent you a fool after that?
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For example, you should not engage in trading at all, you have a complete lack of logical thinking, #382 Today at 4:39 AM here you understand that even with my old system I can earn more in a couple of weeks than all your traders if you combined and unexpectedly announced that I am raising funds - well, arent you a fool after that?
Hehe, I was thinking about that one and trying to find which vid had "sizzle tits", and remembered "Needle nits". But now that I found the needle nits end-of-the-call video, it doesn't really sound like "needle nits"?
What is he saying here at the end, 85?
"See you later there nits"?
My memory thought it was "see you later needle nits." That does not seem to be it on rehearing it.
A TA system that does not use stop losses is not a TA system. It is a swing-trading system, is it not?
If your error is .5% or less from the entry point, you are simply swinging .5% from your entry against you, before the market recovers back to your entry and into profit?
Sounds like MAGIC!
Sounds like see you later needle nits...makes no sense haha.
Since you agree, I will go to my grave thinking it is needle nits. It doesn't have to make sense, it's just funny.
The continuation trend pattern "The Hound of the Baskervilles"
I came across this pattern in Alexander Elder’s book, Fundamentals of Exchange Trading.
The model is very widespread and, in fact, is an unfortunate trend reversal pattern "Head and shoulders."
Elder's explanation of the name of this figure:
“The signal is named after the story of Arthur Conan Doyle, in which Sherlock Holmes found a clue when he noticed that the family’s dog did not bark at the time of the murder. This meant that the dog knew the killer, and therefore the family affair. The signal was the lack of action - the absence of the expected bark! When the market refuses to “bark” after a completely benign signal, it gives you the “Hound of the Baskervilles”. If the market refuses to turn and continues to move up, this gives the signal “Hound of the Baskervilles”.
Technical specialists see it as a trend continuation figure, but practically no one includes it in the list of classic trend continuation figures: flag, wedge, triangle, etc.
Neither the Elder nor anyone else speaks of the specific prerequisites for its occurrence; There are no clear rules for setting goals when using the Hound of the Baskervilles figure.
Technical analysis specialists know only the "Hound of the Baskervilles" effect. in the sense that the price going in the opposite direction to that expected in accordance with the Head and Shoulders model has increased potential, it works well and allows you to replenish an open position in accordance with the trend.
Output -
I needed
- find the prerequisites for the appearance of this model, analyze the possibilities of its “barking”, connect it with one of the theories of TA, etc.
in a year and a half I found this explanation and
“Dog” is just a fragment, a trifle, but even this trifle has not yet been solved by anyone.
PS
simply put, if I summarize my knowledge of the technical analysis of the market, all of your most famous gurus in the field of technical analysis will fight in turn to pour me a cup of coffee
And some jerks from this forum suddenly decided that I’m going to prove something to them, they’re completely crazy
I came across this pattern in Alexander Elder’s book, Fundamentals of Exchange Trading.
The model is very widespread and, in fact, is an unfortunate trend reversal pattern "Head and shoulders."
Elder's explanation of the name of this figure:
“The signal is named after the story of Arthur Conan Doyle, in which Sherlock Holmes found a clue when he noticed that the family’s dog did not bark at the time of the murder. This meant that the dog knew the killer, and therefore the family affair. The signal was the lack of action - the absence of the expected bark! When the market refuses to “bark” after a completely benign signal, it gives you the “Hound of the Baskervilles”. If the market refuses to turn and continues to move up, this gives the signal “Hound of the Baskervilles”.
Technical specialists see it as a trend continuation figure, but practically no one includes it in the list of classic trend continuation figures: flag, wedge, triangle, etc.
Neither the Elder nor anyone else speaks of the specific prerequisites for its occurrence; There are no clear rules for setting goals when using the Hound of the Baskervilles figure.
Technical analysis specialists know only the "Hound of the Baskervilles" effect. in the sense that the price going in the opposite direction to that expected in accordance with the Head and Shoulders model has increased potential, it works well and allows you to replenish an open position in accordance with the trend.
Output -
I needed
- find the prerequisites for the appearance of this model, analyze the possibilities of its “barking”, connect it with one of the theories of TA, etc.
in a year and a half I found this explanation and
“Dog” is just a fragment, a trifle, but even this trifle has not yet been solved by anyone.
PS
simply put, if I summarize my knowledge of the technical analysis of the market, all of your most famous gurus in the field of technical analysis will fight in turn to pour me a cup of coffee
And some jerks from this forum suddenly decided that I’m going to prove something to them, they’re completely crazy
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#393 Yesterday at 9:50 AM
And here I showed you that even the minute schedule is under my complete control
#387 Yesterday at 7:05 AM as you can see, my entry point is not upset and I know exactly when to close it
#403 Yesterday at 11:12 AM accurate work of my models on a 1 minute chart with clear signals - close the deal
all you need is to connect a 1 minute chart with a 15 minute chart and get a profit
(Connect the yellow triangle for 1 minute to the last triangle for 15 minutes in the chart)
You guys are really idiots if you think that I will prove something to you
And here I showed you that even the minute schedule is under my complete control
#387 Yesterday at 7:05 AM as you can see, my entry point is not upset and I know exactly when to close it
#403 Yesterday at 11:12 AM accurate work of my models on a 1 minute chart with clear signals - close the deal
all you need is to connect a 1 minute chart with a 15 minute chart and get a profit
(Connect the yellow triangle for 1 minute to the last triangle for 15 minutes in the chart)
You guys are really idiots if you think that I will prove something to you
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Resto, I see that you are using median lines. Do you refer to them as such?