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Old 08-19-2008, 09:11 AM
 

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Dear Tymen
A quick question..am about to start live trading...but i have a problem...i will use cmsfx..but wondering, they hav a lousy platform..can i use a different platform and still use the broker you need..? if yes, how do i do so..? also wats the best broker..reliable and nonfraud..? thanks alot...mydiggz
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Old 08-19-2008, 09:15 AM
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Dear Tymen
A quick question..am about to start live trading...but i have a problem...i will use cmsfx..but wondering, they hav a lousy platform..can i use a different platform and still use the broker you need..? if yes, how do i do so..? also wats the best broker..reliable and nonfraud..? thanks alot...mydiggz
Hi tiffanys,

Welcome to babypips,

You may want to start a new thread for that question as this is a thread about a specific system.

That way you will probably receive more responses as well.
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Old 08-19-2008, 01:55 PM
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......................? also wats the best broker..reliable and nonfraud..? thanks alot...mydiggz
Welcome to this forum and welcome especially to this thread!!
Thank you also VulcanClassic for answering the question objectively.

-because I am just a little biased!

If you wish to do serious candlestick trading as fully outlined in this thread then I would recommend either GFT Dealbook or FxSolutions.

I personally use Dealbook (it is the best, I am sure).
And I think most of my disciples do also!!

If you should choose GFT Dealbook then contact Jay Pace on Kinetic Securities in Sydney, Australia (just google it). Phone him or email, and tell him Tymen sent you!
The service is excellent.
I do not get any rewards for this referral.

I take it you are in America, and your money stays in America in your local branch of Morgan Chase bank.

The web address is Kinetic Securities.com.au/frontend/display

The reason for the referral is that Kinetic gives you the demo version indefinitely wheras GFT direct gives you the demo for only 30 days. (of course, you are expected to open a live account in due course!)
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Old 08-19-2008, 02:25 PM
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Thumbs up Progress on simplifying the UM

I have been doing an amount of statistical analysis of the methods described in this thread.

I have come to the conclusion that :

1) I am definitely on the right track with presentation.
2) Simplifying the UM into 4 different levels is exactly the correct thing to do.
3) Simplifying several of the operations is essential for a fast moving market.

I have found that the 2nd form of multiple amount trading introduced in this thread is too complex to execute and will, therefore, be deleted.

The 1st multiple amount method will be retained, but its entry method simplified.

Entries and stop losses will no longer be using the limit and stop orders approach. They are simply too slow in this fast moving market.
The new approach is nearly ready.

I have found that the multiple amount method is no match against the Starc bands approach.
Using the Starc bands makes a lot of pips.
The multiple amount method is only about 30-40% as efficient.

I have decided that the Basic method will use the multiple amount approach.
With this method, there will be no need for 5 minute starc band charts or the 5 minute KC charts.
This level will only need to use the main charts.
It will be easy to use but will make considerably fewer pips than the Advanced method.

I think that I will include the Starc bands charts in the Intermediate method.
A big jump in pips gain will be experienced but the Keltner bands will be left for the Advanced level.
Keltner band entries give a good pip advantage in about 50% of the patterns you trade.

Further progress has also been made on the development of very rapid and precise entries and exits.
The stop loss saga has been totally simplified and is now a traders dream.

The whole emphasis on the 4 levels I propose is simplicity.

Not only in the Basic level but also in the Advanced level.

Progress is rapid and the results should be out there soon.

I will keep you posted.

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Old 08-19-2008, 05:41 PM
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Hey there...

First off, I just want to say a huge thankyou to Tymen, and to everyone else who has been contributing. This is a fascinating thread, and I've enjoyed reading every post (over the last week, phew!).

I have copied every tymen post and chart, together with a limited number of questions/answers from others into a 140 page long word document which I printed out and have in hard copy to read at my leisure - made my life a lot easier!

If anyone else would like a copy of this, and if Tymen permits, I'll upload it to a file sharing server and link to it here.

I have a quick question though, if I may?

I notice your MACD looks different to mine, in that it's alot bigger in the subchart it occupies and also has less lines than my default one. I am using the latest version of dealbook360. I can view/hide things like MACD green hgm, MACD red hgm, MACD sig etc... Which is the actual line I am supposed to be using for my entries? Ill hide the rest to make life easier!

Thanks again!

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I'd love a copy of that (on the o.k. from tymen of course), as I was going to start doing this myself.
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Old 08-20-2008, 09:42 AM
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I have copied every tymen post and chart, together with a limited number of questions/answers from others into a 140 page long word document which I printed out and have in hard copy to read at my leisure - made my life a lot easier!
Wow!!

I guess you are up for a brand new printer now!!

Is there any ink left in your local printer shop supplier?


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If anyone else would like a copy of this, and if Tymen permits, I'll upload it to a file sharing server and link to it here.
No worries, go ahead!


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............. I am using the latest version of dealbook360. ................ Which is the actual line I am supposed to be using for my entries? Ill hide the rest to make life easier!
It is the MACD line, you can hide the signal and histogram since they are not needed.

The red Di Napoli MACD is used for short entries.
Short.........is going down and red candles are going down too, so thats why I chose red for this MACD.


The green Di Napoli MACD is used for long entries.
Long.......is going up and green candles are going up too, so thats why I chose green for this MACD.

The red MACD is the standard.
The green one is the inverse.

(checked = correct).
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Old 08-20-2008, 09:45 AM
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I'd love a copy of that (on the o.k. from tymen of course), as I was going to start doing this myself.
Go ahead Fort!....assuming it becomes available.

My stuff is deliberately not copyright so that all can use it!

I will only get very upset if someone tries to sell the material for monetary gain.
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Old 08-20-2008, 09:49 AM
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I have omitted one thing to say about the development of the 4 UM's - they will be user friendly!!
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Old 08-20-2008, 09:58 AM
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Hi
Tymen together with others is making this thread informative, this learning experience unique.
Good trading for all.
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