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i noticed that when you expand the amount of time included in a chart it changes when the signal is triggered.
has anyone tried expanding their chart to include more time? from one day and an hr to two or three days? why does this happen, and which is really right?
 
Quote from Trader28Lite:

Analysis paralysis, indicator overload... these are all symptoms of not keeping it simple.... simplicity is more important than correct use of the MACD... everyone's gotta system... but you need a healthy dose of common sense with even the best method

148 pages later and nothing has changed from page 1... KEEP IT SIMPLE

T28 -

I was asking BB what he used to do, not what he does now. Hes using your strategy now :)
 
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T28 -

I was asking BB what he used to do, not what he does now. Hes using your strategy now :)

With a few tweaks, we wouldn't be human if we didn't feck with it a little
 
5 trades already. Had two losers and both were from jumping in before the signal. One of these days I will make a whole day without screwing up. You gotta love this action.
 
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5 trades already. Had two losers and both were from jumping in before the signal. One of these days I will make a whole day without screwing up. You gotta love this action.
Yeah there was a bitch of a trade that looked the goods for a ZLC to the upside, would still have worked for 10 ticks if I wasn't such a greedy sonofabitch, but other than that it's been candy from a baby
 
BB,

Would you mind indicating how you saw 5 entry signals so early in the day using this method? Unless my charts are really messed up, by 10 am central time I only saw a couple of MACD crosses and one weak ZLC at 8:48 central time. Are you using every price break or close above/below the 3SMA+2 as an entry signal or something else? I'm not being critical here, just trying to understand the method. I can't quite nail the consistency but I am hanging in there. Thanks to all.
 
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