im not going to give a figure but what i can say is : if SP500 today does not have a lower low than 61 then some shorters will need to come out.
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.pnf?chart=$SPX,PLUA[PA][DA][F!3!1.0!]&pref=G
a los is a success if you followed your trading system
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.pnf?chart=$SPX,PLUA[PA][DA][F!3!1.0!]&pref=G
a los is a success if you followed your trading system
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Expect some fantastic trading opportunities over the next 2 weeks, I'm going on holiday tomorrow. Unfortunately I won't be able to trade at all, so I expect to come back and find you all millionaires (again in some cases no doubt!) having cashed in on the best trading ever!
SId, have fun, guys, in a very bad mood....just been screwed...have to use a UK broker for my deals, which is 2.50 more expensive than my US broker....I just got a commission bill for 30,000 ....so I am clocking off and getting pissed.... 
Gone
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$3 per round trip.....
Is that 1 months bill , Sun???
Is that 1 months bill , Sun???
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Sun,
Did you see this?
http://www.trade2win.co.uk/boards/showthread.php?s=&postid=40129#post40129
Did you see this?
bottomdollar said:
......And Sunseeker, in one of his seminars says he does £800 a point, man.. that's a £7.2 million position!!!
Just thought you guys might find that interesting!!!
http://www.trade2win.co.uk/boards/showthread.php?s=&postid=40129#post40129
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Shame I didn't think about flipping the chart until after the close! It would have been a bit easier to follow this way round.
bigb - any chance you can put in compressed versions of the charts next to each other - maybe half way through the session as well.... i.e 2 charts next to each other, but one of them is the flipped version, even if the path is in sync from the start... just a thought... i know it would mean extra work, but your above post gave the idea....might help your analysis as well....
cheers
cheers
thats rather funny to read about my position size....
and Jony T is right, if I am not retired on that size then I must be a loser...
the truth is stranger than fiction....
just focus on yourself and focus your energy on making money for yourself, that is what this website is about....anyone who think it is otherwise are missing the point of T2W!!!!
and Jony T is right, if I am not retired on that size then I must be a loser...
the truth is stranger than fiction....
just focus on yourself and focus your energy on making money for yourself, that is what this website is about....anyone who think it is otherwise are missing the point of T2W!!!!
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dsmodi,
A good idea but I don't want to do updates during the day. This is Sun's path and if he asks me to do something with it and I have the time I will try but I don't want to be responsible for doing something when I should be concentrating on my own trading.
But if you want to flip the chart, it is quite easy. This is a great image viewer and it is for my favorite price, free. It is a small file so doesn't take too long to download. Click on the download link.
http://www.irfanview.com/
When you have installed the program, save the path, I use the right click and select 'Save Picture As'. Open the file and flip it as shown in the pic below. Save the flipped path.
A good idea but I don't want to do updates during the day. This is Sun's path and if he asks me to do something with it and I have the time I will try but I don't want to be responsible for doing something when I should be concentrating on my own trading.
But if you want to flip the chart, it is quite easy. This is a great image viewer and it is for my favorite price, free. It is a small file so doesn't take too long to download. Click on the download link.
http://www.irfanview.com/
When you have installed the program, save the path, I use the right click and select 'Save Picture As'. Open the file and flip it as shown in the pic below. Save the flipped path.
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BigB
Fair point - t'was just a suggestion. I can flip charts in Paint as well, but I can't overlay in Paint.
I do have Serif Photo PhotoPlus 5 and also Micrografx Picture Publisher. Would you know if these do overlays? I had a look in Help Index for "Overlay", but nought there. Any other term I can look for?
cheers.
Fair point - t'was just a suggestion. I can flip charts in Paint as well, but I can't overlay in Paint.
I do have Serif Photo PhotoPlus 5 and also Micrografx Picture Publisher. Would you know if these do overlays? I had a look in Help Index for "Overlay", but nought there. Any other term I can look for?
cheers.
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It takes a bit of time re-scaling the charts for the overlay.
I use Layers to do the overlay in photoshop LE. I open the daily chart and the path, select the area of the path I want to overlay, then copy it. I then go in to the daily chart and paste the path on top of it. Then I go to the layers window and select 'multiply'. This overlays the path but then I go to edit, transform and move it around to fit. Then I flatten the layers and save the overlaid file.
The best idea is to get a transparent plastic sheet. An OHP film is ideal but a transparent plastic bag is fine. Mark the path using a non permanent pen and overlay it on your screen. Then you can compare the path and your chart all day. It is easy to flip but make sure you don't get the ink on your screen. It saves having to turn the monitor upside down.
I use Layers to do the overlay in photoshop LE. I open the daily chart and the path, select the area of the path I want to overlay, then copy it. I then go in to the daily chart and paste the path on top of it. Then I go to the layers window and select 'multiply'. This overlays the path but then I go to edit, transform and move it around to fit. Then I flatten the layers and save the overlaid file.
The best idea is to get a transparent plastic sheet. An OHP film is ideal but a transparent plastic bag is fine. Mark the path using a non permanent pen and overlay it on your screen. Then you can compare the path and your chart all day. It is easy to flip but make sure you don't get the ink on your screen. It saves having to turn the monitor upside down.
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