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liney · Feb 4, 2013

Hi Crack,look up all of Nigel-P's posts,there is some good stuff about looking at longer time frames and angle of the trend lines and charts posted,I found it invaluable

crackcrack30 · Feb 4, 2013

liney said:
Hi Crack,look up all of Nigel-P's posts,there is some good stuff about looking at longer time frames and angle of the trend lines and charts posted,I found it invaluable

Cheers liney, thats exactly what i'm after...
( smileys are dangerous in the wrong hands ....^^^^......)

NVP · Feb 4, 2013

hey all......

heres Cap's highest (4hr 60ma) chart on my FXcorrelator screen....

the ole 3 Ducks has made you guys a lot of money on those Euro buys and Yen sells.....

its retracing a little at the moment on lower TF's .....but as you can see plenty of mileage left in the pipe before you ever contemplate selling E/J on the 4hr chart.........

so be patient and wait for caps excellent 3 ducks to get you in that E/J buy again hopefully soon.......

respect as always .......
N

Captain Currency · Feb 6, 2013

The 3 Ducks Trading System

Captain Currency · Feb 7, 2013

Re: The 3 Ducks Trading System

Greeting Duck Hunters,

This is more a case of what you could do if you're trading your Duck on two highly correlated pairs rather than correlation itself.

Euro Pound Correlation | Question and Tip | 3 Ducks - YouTube

Captain Currency · Feb 18, 2013

The 3 Ducks Trading System

Thermal Ebb · Feb 18, 2013

Andy, great to see somebody else likes to keep it really simple. Sometimes think I'm a lone voice in the wind so good to find others keeping it real.

Don't employ precisely the same parameters as you, but there's not much else on my charts other than that good old MA.

It's interesting that even when presented with a simple system, many will try and make it a bit more complex. Think the problem is many feel they need to be hitting every single move and getting in and out at optimum levels rather than realize the object of the game is to cherry pick the best, worry not if you miss more moves than you make, be satisfied with a low to no risk entry and a well managed run and then get out with a profit, of any size while keeping the absolute losses low in comparison.

It's the difference between running a business and running an ego.

Like your thread.

NVP · Feb 18, 2013

Thermal Ebb said:
Andy, great to see somebody else likes to keep it really simple. Sometimes think I'm a lone voice in the wind so good to find others keeping it real.

Don't employ precisely the same parameters as you, but there's not much else on my charts other than that good old MA.

It's interesting that even when presented with a simple system, many will try and make it a bit more complex. Think the problem is many feel they need to be hitting every single move and getting in and out at optimum levels rather than realize the object of the game is to cherry pick the best, worry not if you miss more moves than you make, be satisfied with a low to no risk entry and a well managed run and then get out with a profit, of any size while keeping the absolute losses low in comparison.

It's the difference between running a business and running an ego.

Like your thread.

agreed .......Nothing wrong with the MA ....its the heart of everything I do as well pretty much .......

a fancy car wont make you a better driver .....

N

Allistah · Feb 20, 2013

Has anyone had any success with this system on the S&P futures ES? What about anything else outside currencies?

Thanks!

-Alli

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Captain Currency · Feb 23, 2013