The ACD Method

The AUD and GBP yen pairs both triggered an A down for me at 430 my time. I was out on the town watching football, so when I got back, AUD/JPY was only 20pips away from the trigger, so I took it. Minimal position sizing.
 
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The AUD and GBP yen pairs both triggered an A down for me at 430 my time. I was out on the town watching football, so when I got back, AUD/JPY was only 20pips away from the trigger, so I took it. Minimal position sizing.

I think the AUD/USD is a better short then AUD/JPY. It's already confirmed a monthly A down and AUD/JPY hass not yet.

This can be confirmed by looking at USD/JPY which is catching a bid.
 
Quote from Shanb:

I'm on the 5th video in the NYSE seminar video series...all I can say is good stuff!

I looked into ACD in the past and as any other newb would do, I tossed it away after glancing over a couple charts and trying to apply it. Now a year+ later, things actually make sense. The methodology helps to clearly classify price and time. If anything the way Fisher uses Macro and Micro ACD help to keep a running tally on a market.

Obviously one has to have had some screentime to know what to look for, and after getting much more screen time in the past 6 months I see the value in it. Going forward I will definitely be working on applying these principles...I know it will take some time but it will definitely be a good investment.

John you've packed alot of info into this thread I have alot of reading to do! LOL


You are not alone. Per MF book, about 8,000 people took MF class, 4,000 slept through the class, out of remaining 4,000, 3000 did not had discipline to be successful. Thus in the end, out of 8,000, only 1,000 or so survived and only 500 became really successful.
 
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I think the AUD/USD is a better short then AUD/JPY. It's already confirmed a monthly A down and AUD/JPY hass not yet.

This can be confirmed by looking at USD/JPY which is catching a bid.

Ur correct, but the Aud/Usd train had already left the station by the time I was in a position to trade it. See, this is what is good about ACD. We are seeing the same stuff using entirely different systems.

My A down for aud/usd was 431, when I got back to my pc, price was too far away for me to take the trade.
 
Quote from RCG Trader:

Nzd/cad - A down. Minimal position due to possible consolidation/back and fill.

That pair is still above my QTR A up so not too excited about that short. The dollar breakout is pretty strong, I would really favor sticking with long dollar trades vs the cross rates.
 
I'm sure you don't trade this pair RCG, but when there is a major crisis, this USD/HUF is a roman candle. I know the spreads are wide but when this thing goes, it goes. Confirmed A's across the board.
 
Quote from mfbreakout:

I just started looking into Monthly and weekly A down, A up. What method do you use to calculate A and C values , for example for CL, EUR/USD?

At the present, I just day trade and use A value of 8 ticks and C value of 13 ticks for CL.

A value of 10 and C value of 12.5 for eur/usd. These values are provided by MF service. They currently do not provide A and C values for weekly or monthly time frame.

I got your PM. I figure I'll just respond here. I don't really want to share my A levels or my OR levels. It's not because they are "special". I just don't want more stops around me. I have to be selfish sometimes. :)
 
Quote from Maverick74:

I'm sure you don't trade this pair RCG, but when there is a major crisis, this USD/HUF is a roman candle. I know the spreads are wide but when this thing goes, it goes. Confirmed A's across the board.

Added this pair. It has wave form similar to the CHF pairs. If I get a signal, I will trade it here.
 
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