Thread: Trading Made Simple

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quote I was curious, also and opened an account at FX Blue, delivered him my ID but didn?t get it was able to watch his account/trades. Or I?m simply to stupid to comprehend the system of FX Blue where I could see his account or transactions

Not used it earlier but I think a member is given a url something like fxblue.com/users/username to display their webpage and they can control who has access to it by their own fx blue id.

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quote Not used it before but I feel a member is given a url something like fxblue.com/users/username to exhibit their page and they're able to control who has access to it by their own fx blue id.

Yes, Emmanuel asked me and I told him my FX-Useraccount-ID, but then I didn?t know how I could see his trades. Again: I?m not sure with maybe just my error, this FX Blue and it?s possible

Hi everybody, does anyone have this indior that shows how powerful that the TDI cross is ?

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To ascertain a 5th wave ending, the most frequent method is to choose the fibs of waves 0-3 and stretch them from wave 4 ending. Start looking for the 61.8% extension. It's also possible to zoom in on the wave arrangements at the wave and using fibs or construction pinpoint this 'v' th of the 5th's conclusion. If wave 3 was extended, start looking for wave 5 to equal wave 1. It's clear to me that people doubt that reversal points could be plotted or charted to virtually the pip. I've attempted to show differently, but people don't want to listen. Before I go, let me...

Hello, I wonder whether there is a helper indior to mark waves. Can you utilize the ema (or what is the average indior line you are using) as a guide to mark out each wave? Thanks.

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To determine that a 5th wave end, the most frequent method is to choose the fibs of waves 0-3 and extend them off of tide 4 end. Look for the 61.8% extension. It is also possible to zoom in on the wave structures at the 5th wave and utilizing fibs or construction pinpoint this 'v' th of the 5th's conclusion. If wave 3 was extended, look for wave 5 to equivalent wave 1. It's clear to me that folks doubt that alteration points could be plotted or charted to virtually the pip. I have attempted to show otherwise, but folks do not wish to listen. Before I proceed, let me...

Hello Cableguy,
Thanks for sharing the EW information! Much appreciated!

Ken

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quote Hello, I wonder if there's a helper indior to mark waves. Can you use the ema (or what is the typical indior line you are using) as a way to mark out every wave? Thanks.

Hello Steven,

No, the MA functions me virtually no purpose whatsoever nowadays. It should be removed by me. I used to use it like a chase, but now I favor candle chasing/discretion instead.

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'Hello Cableguy,
Thanks for sharing the EW Info! Much appreciated!
Ken'

No worries Ken!

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Guys, I can not possibly convey many years worth of EW practice and expertise. While I see a chart, my eyes and head automatically see things in sets (or waves).
It just became tuned in this manner with time. Sets have connections to one another and if I can share a few 'tricks' than it could help someone.

I had an EW thread several decades ago now (and my site), at which I recommended against trying to tag waves without integrating Fibs. They will prove or disprove a count.

EW is very subjective and also far simpler to ascertain a count after the event. That is why I don't bother labelling every move that is last. If we are able to ascertain ends of 4th waves utilizing the fibs and techniques I have posted a couple of weeks ago, or ascertain the conclusion of a full 5w set by affirming with fibs after which a reversal pattern, you know what is very likely to come next and then that's what trading is all about.

The secret to all of it, is recognising a pattern which will probably end at the last Supply/Demand zone.

Here is a few examples and also another vital fib relationship to be on the watch for;

On the GU;



Where the last wave is 161.8% of the prior. This works on 4th waves and also 'B' or 'X' waves. Turn your fibs upside down so the start of the move reaches 100 percent and thus extend your fibs beyond.

On the UJ;



Match it up using prior Supply/Demand (or retest of first subwave 'I') and you have a strong probability trade. If it happens at such, it is a trade from this line. If it happens elsewhere, I am more inclined to search for the reaction, then trade the pinbar/engulfing candle or 123 trigger and pullback...

Here's how it all works when added together;



C 123.6 Percent of A

123, trigger, pullback to start Snare, Little risk, high probablity... Stoploss into BE

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quote Not used it earlier but I feel a member is given a url something like fxblue.com/users/username to display their page and they're able to control who has access to it by their fx blue id.

Hello nigpig,
Was this to do with the $500 account so we can learn somewhat more about trading ??
Cheers
Craig

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Hello everyone, does anybody have this indior that shows how powerful the TDI cross is ? image

go to article 4290 - TDI RED GREEN - I presume

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quote Hi Steven, '' No, the MA functions me practically no purpose whatsoever nowadays. It should be removed by me. Now I prefer candle chasing/discretion instead, although I used to use it like a chase. ------------------------------------------ 'Hi Cableguy, Thanks for sharing the EW details! Much appreciated! Ken' No worries Ken! ------------------------------------------ Guys, I can not possibly convey many years worth of expertise and EW clinic. While I see a chart, my eyes and head automatically see matters in places (or waves). It merely became tuned in...

Hi Cableguy,
Can you please discussing the link of your site?

Ken