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If you've taken a look at the ES Journal at ET, you may have seen the 'rule of 10' mentioned. Someone decided to start a journal about it. This idea has always interested me, but I've never done any research into it. Hopefully the journal will keep up and not die down. It's an interesting premise for anyone wanting to look into it. The premise is rather simple - from a reaction high/low...

I have been reading this forum since Feb of this year and have really learned and enjoyed it a lot. I hope to get to where most of you knowledgeable traders/technicians are now one of these years. I daytrade the emini S&P and Russell. Anyway, I have been searching for a way to calculate/forecast the next day intraday major turning points. I have searched this forum and web extensively with no...

I had a few, ok, well a LOT of questions regarding volume. I just started using it in my trade setups a few days ago and it has revolutionized my entries and exits . However, I understand that I am still missing out on a LOT of information held within the volume histogram and I had some questions that maybe someone could explain to me. I am interpreting price action and volume a ...

It is very easy to lose the “Forest for the Trees,” or the big picture, when day trading. Part of the big picture is volume analysis, and part of the big picture is macro price analysis. Since I am new to this forum, I wanted to mention a few things, and Ill stay brief. I am a passionate trader just like many of you here. In browsing the forums, my sense is this a place for ...

wednesday 30th April Fed lowered interest rates today, so what? well there was a selling climax at the end of the session today, and so thursday will open higher at the bell, this could even extend through Friday. SP Emini contract. FOMC always a good shakeout opportunity for the professionals to rid the market of the herd. Regards Sebastian

I can't see the 2 tape reading video you attached.Tks,Rdgs.

Hi, just started learning some basic technical analysis recently, focusing on a combination of candlestick patterns, trends, and signals like OBV, MACD, and RSI. My first trade was HED on the TSX and I bought in on July 23 at $16.10. In hindsight I bought in a bit late, missing earlier signals, but at that point the signals were still positive for the stock (it's actually an ETF) to continue ...

Quote: DbPhoenix It's been four years now since I did those threads and I wish I could get ET to delete them. So much of that has been revised, and while I don't expect anyone to plop down $30 to get the latest and greatest from my book (see post 13, above), please understand that my understanding of all this has ...

This is my first post on TL and I hope it will be start of something refreshing. I've been a member of T2W, having learnt a lot over there, but recent turnoil and lack of interesting discussion made me leave that site. I won't be posting as much as I did over there , I'll focus on developing my own blog instead and will hope to learn something more along the way. I would like to continue ...

Does anyone use this? I did a search and didn't find anything. Sometimes also called AMA, or KAMA (Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average). This moving average goes flat during choppy markets. Screenshot with some other MAs for comparison.

I have been reading this forum since Feb of this year and have really learned and enjoyed it a lot. I hope to get to where most of you knowledgeable traders/technicians are now one of these years. I daytrade the emini S&P and Russell. Anyway, I have been searching for a way to calculate/forecast the next day intraday major turning points. I have searched this forum and web extensively with no...

If you've taken a look at the ES Journal at ET, you may have seen the 'rule of 10' mentioned. Someone decided to start a journal about it. This idea has always interested me, but I've never done any research into it. Hopefully the journal will keep up and not die down. It's an interesting premise for anyone wanting to look into it. The premise is rather simple - from a reaction high/low...