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- bredin replied Jul 24, 2016
GJ H4, most recent 4200 bars (MT4's rubbish data integrity strikes again) image Just to show that the chart TF isnt very important. I had to open the indi in the editor to remind myself what it was actually doing. Its 2 Moving Averages (Not a ...
- bredin replied May 27, 2012
There are a few P&F vids posted at insanityindustries.net We dont use P&F as a breakout method though, but as a method to show supply/demand areas G.
- bredin replied Nov 18, 2011
Ok youve asked a bunch of questions, let me see how many of them I can answer... "since P&F removes time, do you change the box size to look for supply/demand? In conventional supply demand using candlesticks, typically we look at a few time frames ...
- bredin replied Nov 17, 2011
By now most people should have read about, or seen a vid explanation of Point and Figure Charting. The P&F literature out there uses P&F charting as a breakout strategy, and theres a bunch of books that describe this and the dozens of chart patterns ...
- bredin replied Oct 3, 2011
That indi is also in the donational section At this time I have not updated the wiki to include the recent postings. It is there since it is a modified SweetSpot indicator that has been adjusted so it displays properly when used on P&F charts ...
- bredin replied Oct 3, 2011
those fields are not mandatory. some users get weird errors when using chrome, but if the error persists just stick in some fake info. I cannot think of any way to reduce its functionality without stopping it working completely. Its not like other ...
- bredin replied Oct 3, 2011
Its a two step process 1. Register at the forum (registration links in the header) and log in 2. use the donate link on the left navbar. all things going well you should have access to the donational indicators. You will need to be logged in to ...
- bredin replied Oct 2, 2011
Why, yes. someone has included volume in their P&F chart. in fact you could use any volume indicator you wanted to. G.
- bredin replied Oct 2, 2011
Good current discussion on kreslik regarding P&F, url and an awesome P&F indi available from my sig, with some pics in this FF thread url G.
- bredin replied Oct 2, 2011
seeing what I can see with... moving averages stochastics moneyflow index parabolic sar 3lzigzag... mabee nothing, but you never know until you take a look at it. G.
- bredin replied Oct 2, 2011
P&F is really interesting Normally I use it to show S/R and stuff like that to trade from extremes.. but i noticed a nice repeating pattern away from the extremes that may be worth scalping... anyways, its just something Ive been playing with on ...
- bredin replied Aug 29, 2010
pipEasy Thanks a lot for all your time, I know that this was not something you had to do or needed to deal with. Ive been shifting my entries to more longer term charts over the last month or so, and then I found this thread, which has helped ...
- bredin replied Aug 26, 2010
6 months of failure to close higher and you'd be thinking long? G.
- bredin replied Aug 19, 2010
Same concept, different timeframe image I took the last 2 trades, as you can see one got stopped out, the other produces a much larger winner. G.
- bredin replied Aug 18, 2010
You define consistent, and I'll post some more charts later, after im done trading. G.
- bredin replied Aug 18, 2010
I dont know what youre going to do with it, but I looks like I get 10 days off All it shows is what I alluded to earlier, most pairs move a long way each day and theres a lot of safe places to grab some pips by taking advantage of that movement, ...
- bredin replied Aug 18, 2010
the trade on GU i took about an hour and a half ago: image G.
- bredin replied Aug 18, 2010
A question of my own: Most pairs move 100+ pips every day. How could you NOT make 1 pip per day? G.
- bredin replied Aug 17, 2010
1. Thats a psychological issue, not a broker issue 2. Ummm have to point out here that most pairs range 100+ pips per day, therfore there are lots of 100+ opportunities every day, just by trading off extremes at Supply/Demand. Although I do agree ...
- bredin replied Aug 17, 2010
Most retail traders are on the wrong side of the market (in my belief) not because they 'get it wrong' or even have the wrong indis on their charts. They get spanked because of timing. They buy after a period of buying or sell after a period of ...