<i>"Technical Analysis is not snake oil. Everyone has there own views though. I like it and if you pay attention to pivot levels and support and resistance levels, that is what most futures traders trade off of. Just like sailing charts are for navigation not the end all be all."</i>
No one has ever really defined what "snake oil" is, guess it's one of those gray area things. As for people posting S/R measures in any aspect wherever they may, that is letter 'A' with twenty-five more letters needed to navigate the entire english language.
Posting tomorrow's S/R tonight is, at very most, 1/25th of what's needed to make money. Trade entry decisions, stop management and trade exits for winners and losers are at least the other 24/25ths of equation. Pointing out levels = warm & fuzzy feelings. Trading deftly around those levels for profit = cold, hard cash.
If the guys make live-market calls in real time or better yet, post trade blotters (that include time & sales of fills or some proof more than a meager snippet showing $$ alone) then they may know what to do with "their levels".
No one has ever really defined what "snake oil" is, guess it's one of those gray area things. As for people posting S/R measures in any aspect wherever they may, that is letter 'A' with twenty-five more letters needed to navigate the entire english language.
Posting tomorrow's S/R tonight is, at very most, 1/25th of what's needed to make money. Trade entry decisions, stop management and trade exits for winners and losers are at least the other 24/25ths of equation. Pointing out levels = warm & fuzzy feelings. Trading deftly around those levels for profit = cold, hard cash.
If the guys make live-market calls in real time or better yet, post trade blotters (that include time & sales of fills or some proof more than a meager snippet showing $$ alone) then they may know what to do with "their levels".