Trade for today not 4 years ago.
The 343 is a beautiful chart for intraday trading but like all charts, some days are better than others. 3 to 4 days a week Russell is a thing of beauty the other day and a half it is consolidating and a mess. The solution: trade when the chart is easily understandable and stay out when it is confusing. If you only trade when the chart is clear, there will be more than enough profit to make the week a masterpiece.
. And I need to optimize its parameters based on historical data, thats why I need to somehow scale data from previous years. One possibility I will get two most recent years without any scaling.I will post some charts latter this weekend and you will see what I mean. I look for oscillations to trade from and any day that I get between 6 and 18 oscillations is a great day.
. Don't understand how do you exit your longs exactly on top, any rules? For my strategy the opposite is true, I need trends without such intraday waves. And it is always "in the market". Well, I will have very hard time researching new contrtrend strategy.Quote from RedRat:
Thank you for reply. The only problem I trade with Automated trading strategy. And I need to optimize its parameters based on historical data, thats why I need to somehow scale data from previous years. One possibility I will get two most recent years without any scaling.
Enormous scalping for ER2! Can't belive these are realtime trades. Don't understand how do you exit your longs exactly on top, any rules? For my strategy the opposite is true, I need trends without such intraday waves. And it is always "in the market". Well, I will have very hard time researching new contrtrend strategy.
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Does anyone know if we can ask moderators to change title of this thread? This way more people will look into it. Smoething like
"Why do people use Volume and Tic Charts "
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No problem there.
Mods could you close this thread please
regards
f9
RD... perhaps you can kick off a new thread on vol, range and tic frames.