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Old 09-02-2007, 04:33 PM
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howdy y'all

gomerpip hear

u be right. u shimmy mi timbers. i be a thinkin s james system but nah.
you be right

hea is the definition of them indicator stochzaaatics


Stochastic Oscillator generates signals

Extreme values when the 20% and 80% trigger lines are crossed. Buy when the stochastic falls below 20% and then rises above that level. Sell when the stochastic rises above 80% and then falls below that level.
The pattern of the stochastic is also important; when it stays below 40-50% for a period and then swings above, the market is shifting from overbought and offering a buy signal. And vice versa when it stays above 50-60% for a period of time

Crossovers between the %D and %K lines. Buy when the %K line rises above the %D line and sell when the %K line falls below the %D line.


i be a looken back at mi charts
IB and OB occur exact same time of them crossovers
almoze everytima

u be right, i thinka
is the stochazzzzztics rule
noa james

me sooo confused now
idunno what to think

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Old 09-03-2007, 04:02 PM
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ok
back to this so called system
stochastics

price is a wave, time the wave. stochastics does price wave analysis.
When usisng this, we look at close or over oversold and overbought areas to go long and short. circles 2 and 4.

The indication for buy and sell is the crossover of the 2 waves.
circles 2 and 4
This is part of the textbook definition of stochatics and a way to trade this.
IB ( inside bar) and OB coexsist with the crossover.

see circles 1 and 2

and 3 and 4

So is james system really his system.
NO
it is the definition of stochastics of how one way to trade stochatics

In essence you are not really trading his system. you are trading the textbook definition rules of one way to trade stochastics.
Of course that is not his system but in this case no one can say that he has his own system because every system is based on indicators.Isn`t i`m right?Every good system is based on indicators which can help you guess market movements.I think that James system is good system because he use only 2 indicators and he use the fastes indicator ever known candle pattern and Stochastic who is one of the best indicators by my opinion.This system is really good but is could be better i develop somethink like this but it gives me much better result.But i`m not agree with you ...))) but i wish you good trading.. and everyone else ....))))
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Hello James or anyone who could help me

Can anyone tell me in the attached picture below, that the bars that i circle are IB, if im wrong, please tell what they look like.

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Are these trades vaild trades or not? Im I looking at this right?
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Old 09-03-2007, 10:03 PM
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How can I learn your system?

I am very interested in it.
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Old 09-04-2007, 01:09 AM
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Hello James or anyone who could help me

Can anyone tell me in the attached picture below, that the bars that i circle are IB, if im wrong, please tell what they look like.
I suppose technically speaking all 3 could be loosely interpreted as Inside Bars, the middle of your 3 examples is definitely an Inside Bar.

I've circled your attachment with the more obvious examples of the Inside Bar print.

I'm not suggesting they're tradeable examples, merely distinguishing the actual candle print as an obvious example of what you're asking!
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Are these trades vaild trades or not? Im I looking at this right?
The object of the exercise is to place the odds as firmly in your favor as possible, yeah?

What you should be seeking is a Grade A low risk, high return opportunity!

Therefore, using the set-up criteria (inside bar + extreme stochs reading), you should be waiting until both these triggers are signalling an entry.

It would maybe increase the odds of success if you also executed your trade in the direction of a prevailing trend?

I guess James would confirm those trades as valid? but look at where the stochs were resting when those inside bars printed.

Certainly the 1st example was dodgy. The stochs appear to be crossing over midway up the extreme banding, around the 50 level?

The 2nd example looked ok as far as the 2 set-up criteria is concerned...and again, the 3rd might be considered borderline?

At the end of the day, it's your decision & your money.

You'll quickly learn that patience & discipline are very handy traits to possess in this business. Sure, you'll receive many set-up triggers across a typical trading session, but a good many of them will turn out to be 50/50 opps.

Waiting until all the criteria clearly comes together, before laying your money down will increase your odds of success over the long term!
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What chart would you look at to find the trend? 4hr or 1hr?

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Either/both of those 2 would suffice MasterPlan.

There might be occasions when they conflict, but a quick glance at the 60min would throw up an obvious left to right directional flow if one was evident.
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Can you explain to me what a extreme stochs reading is?

Thanks

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