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Tams
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THE OTHER ONE IS.... if you can't trade, teach. LOL
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Draw a Descriptive Label for Each Row of Dots in an Indicator Panel
Tams replied to nuno-online's topic in Coding Forum
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she's from merrie'ca !
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since you are going to take a bath, might as well do it in the tub. :-)
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Here's my holy grail autotrade logic formula
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ok, the truth is out, you are selling subscription to your room !
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bad news... stay clear. unless you want to throw your money away.
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I don't know of any trader who does not use multiple time frame in trading.
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Forget trading, start investing Jack Bogle: Forget trading, start investing October 17, 2012, 6:01 PM Jack Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group and author of “The Clash of the Cultures: Investment Versus Speculation,” says that investors should not be shaken by the economy, the election or the fiscal cliff and should, instead, stay focused on buying good businesses for the long haul, regardless of market conditions. “Get out of the casino, own Corporate America and hold it forever,” Bogle said during “The Big Interview” on MoneyLife with Chuck Jaffe. “No trading, no nothing. You don’t need to trade; you don’t need to worry about the market. To protect yourself from the bumps the stock market will scare you with – even though it shouldn’t scare you because there have been bumps in the market since the beginning of time – have a bond position to go along with your stock position, and have your bond position [the proportion of your assets in bonds] … have something to do with your age.” http://blogs.marketwatch.com/thetell/2012/10/17/jack-bogle-forget-trading-start-investing/
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if you are dealing with daily data, you can use excel. otherwise a charting software is easier. Ninjatrader is free. MultiCharts is easy to program. take your pick.
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that depends on a lot of things what is the resolution you are trying to trade? minute charts? hourly charts? daily charts? what is your risk tolerance? obviously if you are scalping, the daily chart won't help. You have to find the medium between risk, and resolutions available to you. do you trade globex? or hold positions overnight? if you are a momentum trader at the daily level... i would think it should be ok.
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if you don't want to read the manual, you can hire someone to code these for you.
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put on a macd .
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Lol ! disclaimer: the LOL was not pointing at any specific person or posts.
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My perspective is, trading is not about theories, or systems or methods. Trading is about execution -- how you can convert a concept into action. There are many valid ways to trade, including many that are freely and generously disclosed on this forum. Some make money, some don't. It's all in the execution. So don't beat the system up, but instead, ask yourself why.
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can you show me a few charts of this SGX break out phenomenon?
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Wrong thread. This belongs to the thread: "Show Us Your Chart".
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LOL....................................................!
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lol !
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FUNNY !!! Jack Welch tweets conspiracy theory over better-than-expected jobs number http://blogs.marketwatch.com/thetell/2012/10/05/10-reactions-to-jack-welchs-chicago-guys-jobs-conspiracy-tweet/
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. Squeeze !
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definitely 64 bit of everything --- 64 bit OS, 64 bit excel, lotsa RAM the latest excel can open a million rows of data