Thanks for the great thread, can you please explain point 4 of your cardinal rules, what is the difference between overbought and oversold.Thanks again.
Hi. Based upon what Bashir is saying; then 'overbought' is when his stochastic oscillator is showing a value of more than 80. It is 'oversold' when its showing less than 20. Is this what you were asking?
Cheers
Steve
Thanks for the reply Bashir, I understand now what you mean, being a newbie i'm still trying to understand the lingo.
No problem, you can only gain by asking :smart:
And thats the smart way of learning
Would love to hear from anyone who are using or testing these methods as i posted, would love to see how people are doing with it, i personaly am doing pretty well and
hopefully will do well also in the future.
Talk to you all later, need to find a software that i can use for that video tutoriol.
With kind regards
Bashir Naimy
The "89 Line" is considered to be the line in the sand between the bulls and bears. Whatever time frame you are trading, above the 89ema or 89ma is considered bullish territory where you would be buying dips, and below is considered bearish territory where you would be selling rallies.
Now that's just my humble take on it. Anyone else???
Bashir,
I've attempted to produce your setup on the NQ with TradeStation. Although I don't execute through TS I do like some of their charting features. Can you tell me if this looks correct?
Dear friend,
I am interested in your day trading system. Since I am engaged in my Office work during day time I am not able to trade in India during day time. So i am planning to trade in USA/Western market during night time(in India), using your Trading system.
CAn you suggest one Demo trading account provider so that I can first have a trial before going for a real trade.
I request for your kind advise and assistance in this regard
You can also send me email at my email address that is " pulimath at g m a i l dot c o m:clover:
Thanking you
pulimath
The "89 Line" is considered to be the line in the sand between the bulls and bears. Whatever time frame you are trading, above the 89ema or 89ma is considered bullish territory where you would be buying dips, and below is considered bearish territory where you would be selling rallies.
Now that's just my humble take on it. Anyone else???
That kind of feels strange to my beginners brain, it feels like when the price has gone very far below the moving average and then starts to move up again that this is the time when the price is most likely to go up.
Hi Bnaimy great posts and useful info. I wonder how your system works in high Vol. market and how do you make adjustments ?.
When you enter trade do you put Limit or Open order
what do you use to backtest you system?
Thanks in advance.:
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