.Quote from cosmic:
morning charlie![]()
tradestation has the bars, too - but they are not accurate enough, because big lot trades are added completely to the currentbar instead of splitting them up. But it depends on how fast your chart is....
i also heard that the newest neuroshell release will feature them & they are working on adding exactly the contract bars that are correct split up.
over all, yes the argument hits home - i mean hey, we still trade contracts![]()
& i also never heard of any market communicating, *gosh* its 10:02 ??? ----- i better move, because its time to do so![]()
happy trading,
cosmic
Quote from cosmic:
sometimes a picture is worth more than a thousand words....
you see a long term volume chart of the ES cont contract.
for clarification i plotted a tool on this chart, that marks the significant swing high / low pivots & thus making it real easy to see the overall structure.
one can clearly see how the market moves from "low to high tide" & back to establish a trend.
of course there is more to trading that trend profitably....
happy trading,
cosmic
Interesting that you consider scattered pieces of "information" as a form of "giving back." When you give to charity, do you throw coins that the unfortunate have to run after to catch? If you want to "give back" then by all means do so. But let us not mistake that with what you are doing. You seem to be giving just enough "information" to the needy here in order to pique their interest. The only question is, at what point will some of them say enough is enough, I don't want to chase my tail looking for - and piecing together - scattered clues anymore, how much for the course? That's what it's all about, isn't it, Charlie? And that's fine. That's marketing. But it is not "giving back."Quote from Charlie Dow:
...if you want to PUT FORTH SOME EFFORT here at ET all of the information is here at no charge and you don't have to take a Seminar. For those that want to fast track the learning process they can go the other route.
I put the information out here on ET for those individuals that wanted to learn an alternative method of trading that was visually verifiable and that, for the most part, couldn't afford to, for whatever reason, spend time in a Seminar classroom. They still had to work for it because all the pieces were scattered in here but were here none the less. When did having options become a point of ridicule? When did "giving back" become the brunt of a joke? Watching the Market in Real-time and trading is part of the Seminar that ETer's don't get. If someone wants that advantage they can have that.
No one forces you or anyone to do something they don't want to do. If you want to learn what I teach . . . dig through the archives here and figure it out.
Not necessarily. It depends on what you promised them. If you only promised them a hot meal and a seminar, then they would not likely have an actionable claim. However, if you promised them that it was "impossible" for the market to immediately go against their entries, well, then your life would get a little bit more interesting.Quote from Charlie Dow:
...if what I taught was BS those two attorneys in my class would have eaten me for lunch and I wouldn't be able to survive in my home town.
Quote from Charlie Dow:
Cosmic?, did you get any of that Euro this morning 114 pips in an hour from the Prime confirmed bottom? Trading is a wonderful place with wonderful people thoroughout . . . and Christmas is coming . . .