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I request Tlab Staff to please do something about stopping such spammers - http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/forex-trading-laboratory/13572-can-u-please-tell-me-how.html#post166574 They will literally ruin the forum in left unchecked. Thanks

I second that. Just have a look at what this spammer has done in the past few minutes -- If such guys are allowed to spam in this way, the forum quality will go down the drain. :crap:

He posts his weekly predictions based on his STOPD levels here: Weekly Outlook | DaytradingBias.com I want to know whether he has EXPLAINED the method / reasons / logic behind these levels and other stuff that he posts on daytradingbias. Why and how he calculates these and what are the practical importance etc ? Or we simply have to believe in these levels without having any understanding of what they are and how are they calculated etc. ? Does those paid pdf books contains the proper explanations or not ? If anyone has got these pdf then can you please answer that. Thanks a lot

Thanks for your valuable replies guys. I appreciate it a lot. This guy is actually the owner of Neoticker and he mentions that he works a lot with the big institutions and have done lot of research work for them. That's why I thought that maybe I should ask the opinions of fellow traders on the forums about his research work. He has got a few other research papers / reports for sale on that site as well.

Has anyone of you used this STOPD written by Lawrence Chan of Neoticker ? Please share your views or opinions about the same. Thanks

Thanks MightyMouse. It is very interesting. Tracking the positions of certain market participants as a group. Then Anticipating their probable response at important price levels and taking advantage of it when the opportunity occurs. Although all this is very subjective and I do not think that such stuff could be automated. It is more like the Market Narrative kind of homework exercise which Jim Dalton recommends. Thanks

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Thanks for the suggestion Eddie. Yes, I am looking for such self management / time management tools only. Thanks

Neoticker has a pretty powerful pattern scanner as well - Why Use Pattern Scanner? Pattern Scanner, especially its ability to utilize multiple indicators in its scan, is very useful for the detection of complex setups. Pattern Scanner is also very flexible in terms of its ability to chain the scanning, send its results to quote window, etc. Making it the tool of choice to identify trading opportunities across many symbols. Checkout the link for the complete topic - Understanding the Pattern Scanners | NeoTicker Blog

Thanks for the very interesting discussion guys. @MightyMouse, Could you please tell which particular software do you use for breaking down the volume into 4 groups ? Do you use some tick level database tool or if you do it on the chart itself in the form of some indicator etc. @joshdance special thanks to you for the valuable inputs.

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