Hello.
Well some great posts although this ‘killed me’ Jedster:
So I’ve knocked up a quick version of the indicator
LOL!!! I’m not sure what to say other that WELL DONE!!! And that I’m TOTALLY impressed!!! LOL!!! What??? You had nothing better to do so just ‘knocked up an Adam Indicator’??? Just like that!!! LOL!!! As I said: WELL DONE!!! LOL!!! I can tell from just looking at your examples that YOUR’S is INDEED correct and a HUGE difference between your’s and the ‘Future Candles’ MetaTrader Indicator that’s floating around.
OF COURSE: the question on everybody’s lips is going to be ‘what trading platform is that’ so I’ll save everyone else the trouble and ask ‘what trading platform is that’??? LOL!!!
Regarding your comments on the webinar that you were watching:
I agree that Adam Theory really does ‘fly in the face’ of a lot of what we’ve all been taught or learnt or have come to accept. But I think you’ll find that ALL will be ‘correct’ BUT are dependant on what type of trader you are. There’s no doubt in my mind that Fibonacci Levels work. There’s no doubt in my mind that Pivot Levels are always ‘spot on’ too. With both: price will ALMOST always pause and then either turn or push its way through (or go nowhere for a good while). But that’s not trend following. As noted: all of Wilder’s trading systems are trend following systems with the exception of ONE (I’ve previously noted TWO but actually in truth his ‘Reaction Trend System’ is supposed to work in both ranging and trending markets and ODDLY enough is based on not much more than Pivot Levels except he calls them something else).
And I agree too: I think the ‘art’ of Adam is WHEN to apply it (although the book does make it look and sound simple doesn’t it). As I’ve also noted previously: Wilder’s Volatility System is, by his own admission, one of his best ‘contributions’. That system works MAINLY because the stop and reverse points are just SOOO far away that it’s almost impossible to get whipsawed. Alright: it doesn’t use stops either so it’s not ‘something to be tried at home’!!! LOL!!! (But alright: I’ve devised various methods to make it less ‘hazardous to your health (account)’ which don’t seem to have had any adverse affect on the system itself). I THINK you’ll find the same applies to Adam. It seems a bit ‘old fashioned’ (now that I’ve seen YOUR amazing work) but I ‘solved’ Adam MANUALLY for EUR/USD daily and weekly at somebody’s request and will attach both charts to this post. Had one been trading Adam (so far as I can tell) on the weekly time frame you’d STILL be short, the trade would have moved against you somewhat, but I’m betting that if there is ANYTHING to Adam Theory one should start watching out to add to the short position and move your stop. In other words: the initial stop would have been SOOO far away that it would take something REALLY SPECTACULAR to stop you out before being given the opportunity to add to the position and stay in the trade and by doing this exponentially increasing the profitability of the trade. That’s the way I see it anyway.
But one thing’s for sure: Adam is NOT for those that cannot WAIT to get into a trade and cannot WAIT to get a hold of their profits (well: that based on my only testing it or solving it for the daily and weekly time frames). For those: there are Wilder’s other systems and / or a HOST of others (including but not limited to trading with Fibonacci Levels or Pivot Points)!!! LOL!!!
OF COURSE: ALL my personal opinion (above).
And yes: UNFORTUNATELY .PNGs are converted to .JPGs which UPSETS ME because it makes Delta Trading’s charts look ‘ugly’ so I almost always WinZip them anyway (and also: it doesn’t FORCE somebody that’s scrolling through a thread to wait for a chart image to appear etc. but THAT IS JUST ME)!!! LOL!!!
But WELL DONE AGAIN!!! Looking good.
Regards,
Dale.
P.S.
As noted attached are my ‘old fashioned’ Adam Theory Second Reflection Charts for EUR/USD. The daily chart was solved up until the CLOSE of yesterday (01/02/2012) and the weekly chart was solved for the week ended 27/01/2012. Either way and thus far STILL: it sure looks like we’re going DOWN DOWN DOWN (it’s just taking a bit longer than expected). And, alright, my personal interpretation once again: people are ‘partying like there is no tomorrow’ it would seem if you take a look at the Dow, S&P 500, and the NASDAQ. As a matter of fact: most analysts (‘take it or leave it’) were expecting the S&P 500 to move up around 10% for the YEAR and as of last night it had moved up ALREADY by 8% since the beginning of the year. Now I realise the 10% wasn’t expected to happen in a ‘straight line’. There’s going to be a correction or two or three or … along the way and ‘it is coming’. What’s more: aside from all the ‘rhetoric’ coming from Europe NOTHING has changed really. That’s my PERSONAL ‘take’ and where my ‘limited understanding or interpretation of fundamentals’ comes to an ‘abrupt end’!!! LOL!!!
eurusdadamdailydate01022012.zip (25.4 KB)
eurusdadamweeklywe27012012.zip (28.6 KB)