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Old 08-16-2007, 04:38 AM
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Hey guys (and gals if there're any here?)

Quick question regarding the CCI:

If you're going long for instance, does the CCI have to have just crossed the -100 line and heading upwards or just as long as it's above -100 and you can get in? I attached a screenshoot, GJ 30M, 0730GMT. Stochs crossed although still in overbought territory (I've learned my lesson!) And the CCI is well above -100. Should we be possibly looking at going long here if the opportunity presents itself?

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Old 08-16-2007, 04:42 AM
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This post isn't dead.... i have been busy slaving at work and at my tradestation ;o)

edotrader, i don't use MT i use Oanda.

rafiqs, all the info on your question can be found in the previous pages.

So.....does this system still work?

Have i been hiding away in shame?

Judge for yourself, the diagrams on the posted pic will probably prompt some WTF!? responces, but just take your time and go from trade to trade, number by number.
I have tried to list the actions as bullet points, something i am sure everyone will understand.
Trade1
1.1
1.2
1.3 . . . .etc.


What i am trying to show here is MY THINKING behind when i enter and exit a trade, it's easy for me to sit here waffling on about CCI, fast an slow stochs but hard for some people to get their head around.......i am the same with other posts, i end up re-reading it a few times so my crumbling grey matter is forced to absorb it

So anyway, here goes.....let me know if it helped ok?........and YES i know i should have done each trade in a different colour but Hey!...i'm not Bill gates :P


OK

Trade 1

(1.1) CCI drops below +100, expect the price to go down.

(1.2) Fast stochs cross, the CCI trend is continuing...good news!

(1.3) We get our EMA Cross, this is our entry.(For those familiar with James' system, this is also an OB!)


The market wasn't moving much which made me a little edgy, so i got out at +42 pips....there was a possible 89 pips to be made.


Trade 2

(2.1) The EMA's cross upwards, excellent, but will it hold or reverse straight back?
(2.2) The fast stochs cross, giving confidence in the move.

(2.3) Just on entry the slow stochs cross, i am happy, this move will last.
(2.4) CCI has crossed +100, peaked and is now in plateau, time to get out....but this brings the possibility of another trade...a sell.


Trade 3

(3.1) CCI is in plateau, i am looking for the price to begin falling.

(3.2) Price tops out and begins to drop..this is looking promising.

(3.3) Fast stochs cross downwards, extra confirmation.

(3.4) Slow stochs now cross downwards, this move will be pretty big.

(3.5) I Entered at the opening of the next candle after the cross, just sat and waited for the CCI to do it's thing...peak..as soon as this happened i was out of the trade, waiting on the set up of the next one. I got out at +200pips, but could've made 270!!!


Trade 4

(4.1) Just as the CCI peaked for my exit of trade 3, the fast stochs were crossing upwards, good sign.
(4.2) CCI breaks out from the -100 line, more confirmation.

(4.3) Slow stochs cross upwards, you whats comming . . . . we get our EMA cross! The strength of movement is good, the stoch lines are far apart, stay in this baby!
(4.4) CCI is in plataue again, we have had a minor retracement, time to get out.......a happy +600pips to the good


As you can see, this system still works.

These were all done on the daily, so no sweating, no premature actions leading to disapointment in hindsight.....Just happily following the signals the market gives us.

If you are worried, practise this on demo, and keep going, keep going, keep going.....before you know it, you can spot all this in seconds, decide your action and then act upon it.

It won't work for everyone, but it WILL for some of you.

Good luck
Hey Maurizio,

I was just going through some old posts (this one is post #58) But I'm looking at trade 3 that you did and if you got in after the charts stepped to the next candle, wouldn't you have been stopped out?? it looks like the upper shadow on your entrance candle is the entire length of the cross candle...

-S
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Hi everyone!

Well, I made a couple of hundred pips this morning (Asian session). I know the Asian session is usually a terrible time to trade, but with RSI knocking down at or near 20 across most timeframes, a bullish correction seemed inevitable.

I waited for an EMA cross in either 15 min or 30 min timeframes, then entered at 20:00 GMT. I went with AUD/JPY and AUD/USD mainly due to their increased chance of a bigger movement during the Asian session. I set my profit target for 100 pips (the correction looked to be a strong one, but may not last too long... not on the daily at least), and both trades were completed a couple of hours later. As it turns out, GBP/JPY could have netted at lot more if you caught the movement earlier.

I am still of the opinion that this may be the end to the surge in JPY and CHF, but we will probably not see if I am right until maybe Tuesday. Good luck everyone!

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Old 08-17-2007, 12:36 PM
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The asian session is a terrible time to trade?

Anyways Friday morning i noticed cross candles pretty well accross the board on the yen crosses and many US pairs on the 4hr chart. I went long on GBP/US and EUR/JPY and made about 100 pips between the two when i was eating breakfast. I closed out early as the markets were extremely unsettled as the yen don't know for certain what direction they are going and the pound was quite volatile with no one knowing if we have halted the massive selling or just taking a break. Still some nice pipage.
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Question Charts at point of entry

I've been following this for a while and see great potential but I still have a hard time pulling the trigger. I was hoping that someone could please post several charts as they are at your time of entry. It's easy to see where to enter as the charts go out further but I just can't get it timed right and sometimes miss the moves or they go the other way. Any help would be great. Thanks.
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Old 08-18-2007, 02:13 PM
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Hey pips4me - take a look at post #58, pg 6. Some great examples with great explanations too.
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Old 08-20-2007, 01:09 PM
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This system is definitely good for a trendy market and not a choppy market. For those new to trading i would only recommend using this as a signal in the direction of a trend only. If the the markets are unsettled then stay out. Also for anything under a 1 hour chart you may have to be quick, better to stay 1hr and above. Just my opinion.
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Old 08-23-2007, 01:54 AM
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This system is definitely good for a trendy market and not a choppy market. For those new to trading i would only recommend using this as a signal in the direction of a trend only. If the the markets are unsettled then stay out. Also for anything under a 1 hour chart you may have to be quick, better to stay 1hr and above. Just my opinion.
From what I've seen so far, it's possible to make some gains in a ranging market using this system. Bollinger bands are definitely a handy tool for such markets.

-S
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Old 08-28-2007, 07:36 AM
 

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Red face Maurizio77 How do you set the -100 +100 on CCI

Hi Maurizio,
Below is your post # 16 I can't seem to set the -100 & +100 lines. When I place my mouse on the line to get the numbers, the numbers seem to jump in strange increments or just stay the same even though the line is moving. Maybe I just don't understand this indicator well enough. Anyhow, any light you could shed on this would be great. Thanks very much. Hisbride


Your post # 16
CCI.
This is an indicator i have only just started using. The way i use it is to see how far the price is gonna go before i want to start thinking about exiting the trade.
I will try and explain how i do this.
I draw on two lines, one at +100 and one at -100.
Once price has crossed either of these thresholds, i look to see how far over the line it travelled last time.
If say, last time it reached 137 before it turned around i would keep an eye out to see if price this time crosses the 137 from before, if it does, the price is gonna jump.....big time....so obviously stay in the trade. If it doesnt manage to get past the previous CCI high/Low (in this case 137) then i would be getting ready to exit this trade.
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Old 08-28-2007, 07:44 AM
 

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Default Maurizio how to set -100 +100 on CCI - I GOT IT

Maurizio
I figured out how to set these lines. Thanks for this system, I am all set up now to try it out on my demo.
Thanks again
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