Trading with Gilliam Curves

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Reaver

I have been looking into Gilliam Theory a little recently, and was wondering if anyone was interested in discussing this or offering a little feedback as far as using Gilliam Curves for trading.

A little taste as to how effective this can be.....
 

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Quote from Reaver:

I have been looking into Gilliam Theory a little recently, and was wondering if anyone was interested in discussing this or offering a little feedback as far as using Gilliam Curves for trading.

A little taste as to how effective this can be.....
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I've been experimenting with a similar concept in my trading, but this is the first time I've ever heard of "Gilliam".

You need an appropriate signal to actually initiate a position, otherwise the move can go against you before your trade enters profit.

Good trading,

JJ
 
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What's up Reaver?

Those Gilligan curves along with 90% of TA look like total nonsense.
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LOL just messing around with you man. LOLOLOL

I was bored so I figured I'd create some new TA concepts just for shits and giggles.
 
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LOL just messing around with you man. LOLOLOL

I was bored so I figured I'd create some new TA concepts just for shits and giggles.
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:) - you may be more talented than you think

JJ
 
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:) - you may be more talented than you think

JJ
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I was just hoping someone would call me out on my Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy....

But then again, I technically didn't claim anything.

JJ is what you're referring to some sort of way to measure speed or acceleration?

Ironically, after my B-S-capade I am intrigued.
 
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LOL just messing around with you man. LOLOLOL

I was bored so I figured I'd create some new TA concepts just for shits and giggles.
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:D Nice.

I've never been a big believer in most TA...and those curvy lines had me laughing my ass off because some people would actually believe them.

P.S.--If you want some great TA help, PM Landis82. His analysis of the S&P support/resistance areas are very very good.
 
Quote from Reaver:

I was just hoping someone would call me out on my Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy....

But then again, I technically didn't claim anything.

JJ is what you're referring to some sort of way to measure speed or acceleration?

Ironically, after my B-S-capade I am intrigued.
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Through creative use of moving averags (my preference) or oscillators (not consistent enough for my tastes) you can very easily determine when an indice is oversold/overbought.

By utilizing a higher time frame it's possible to consistently enter trade with the dominant trend when the lower timeframe is out-of-synch with it.

But you must make sure you have a method/tool/indicator which enables you to catch the trend as it moves back in the direction of the major trend.

If you're bored, put in some time over here:

Why do people use Volume, Range and Tic charts?

One of the best threads on the site, and I highly recommend it. It will open your eyes to how to view price action while removing the element of time, which isnt necessary to intra-day trading, because we're only trading price. :)

Good trading,

JJ
 
Quote from Longhorns:

:D Nice.

I've never been a big believer in most TA...and those curvy lines had me laughing my ass off because some people would actually believe them.

P.S.--If you want some great TA help, PM Landis82. His analysis of the S&P support/resistance areas are very very good.
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You messing with me about the Landis thing LH? Am I walking into a BnB Analytics trap?
 
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