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Since the beginning of 2010, very much usual max distance from VPOC to high or low the following day when over 100,000 volume at VPOC(21.5% of the time), is between 5-15 points. It does have a long 'tail' though all the way to more than 35 points.

 

250 days out of the data were 15.00 points or above max high or low from prior day VPOC and interestingly only 14.4% of these days followed a day with a VPOC of volume more than 100,000 contracts. Well, that doesn't really clear anything up. But you can tell how bored I am!!!! :crap: :crap: :crap:

 

I'm glad you are being productive...my knitting is atrocious...

 

BTW: On the other thread you used the word "Brillant.."

 

I am a Doc Martin fan and my wife and I say "Brillant" to each other all the time..you watch Doc Martin? .

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I'm glad you are being productive...my knitting is atrocious...

 

BTW: On the other thread you used the word "Brillant.."

 

I am a Doc Martin fan and my wife and I say "Brillant" to each other all the time..you watch Doc Martin? .

 

Nah, I don't really watch much TV if I'm honest. I think maybe it's just a British thing. lol.

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Can't catch 100% of every move Tom, you did well, and you'd be feeling pretty lousy if the market had reversed at 1406.50, come all the way back to 1401 and you'd closed it there... only in hindsight do we know whether our decision was the one that would have yielded the most profit.

 

I know Josh.. Come on... What is THE Answer... :confused:

 

It always comes back to target, extended target, etc... or the "Hail Mary Pass" where you go into the end of day...

 

Once I got away from Position & Swing Trading I have a hard time thinking like that..just let it roll... I have been trying to get it back into my plan but it seems to conflict with some Reptilian part of my brain... :crap:

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BTW: at 2:16cst I have a buy setup @ 1405.00 that I didn't take..one problem... stops should/could have gotten taken at 1404.75.. then I would have been all over it...

 

just my sense of smell..those stops are still there and since it wasn't taken I "suspect" we have more of a magnet to take them now..

 

Just the way I "see" the process...just me..:2c:

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N/Josh my IRT Memory Useage alarm just went off @ 400MB.

 

If you hit control /System status and then message log it might tell you what you are using..

 

t

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I don't really mind so long as it's stable. I have 8gb which is easily enough.(i think I changed the alarm to not go off at all)

 

Was it going off for you before?

 

My computer is dedicated and is just under server level..so it is up to snuff..the memory leak is not a good thing - hopefully it can get through the trading day & not get into trouble... Still, I never had this issue before with the previous builds...

 

I am communicating with Bill Lind & Chad on this... I'll let you know what they come up with..

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Yeah generally it uses between 500-550mb for me. I looked and I set it to 1gb just so if there was an issue with it climbing exponentially then I'd still get a warning.

 

Does it just keep climbing?

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Wow, I am sitting at 170M memory usage and feeling quite lean compared to you guys ;-) Of course I only have 2 or 3 streams coming in, and only ES is tick-intensive.

 

I'm currently @ 408,764 on task manager...

 

If I move the crosshairs over the screen it climbs... I hope they can figure it out...

 

I haven't changed any of my stuff except I added the Extended Fractals...

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Bill Lind is looking into it.. I sent him a chart definition... I'll let you know what he has to say..

 

That's "Linn" Tom, Dr. Linn by the way :) Would hate for you to call him the wrong name when you email him :)

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Opening thoughts:

 

With the Gap down it will be interesting if the buyers come for it.. Obviously the easy stops will be taken but it is a long way down to the next level, IMHO..

 

The other item is yesterdays high is not a "good" high.. No tail up there...

 

Today I am going to try to sit on my hands until the IB is in so I can see the VP develop and then look to go with the evidence as it develops..

 

We have a RTH single 1401 area and a GBX single 1399 ish.. I don't see much more downside at this time after the open but as Josh says ACH...

 

I was a bit suprised to see the GBX selloff last night..I saw a short, didn't play it...sleep you know.. I like GBX the most on Sundays...

 

I think we might see Responsive Buying...yesterdays high need a test somewhere along the line..

 

I have a CLVN @ 1394.50 right at GBX low: 94.25 with only 357 contracts traded...smells like a low :confused:

 

That's my :2c:

 

Good trading to all of you today..

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Very much in line with my view Tom. Possibly would add that if res buying comes in that the 1401.50 could be a target as that was where it got hit from just before the UK figs earlier. Who knows for sure ACH:cinema:

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Was actually looking at 10yr before and it had a pretty big day yesterday- nearly a whole point. Anyway, looking at what happened, we turned from just below the edge of the upper high vol pit dev at 128'130. Thought is perhaps that might support the view of res buying.:2c:

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