I'm using it to support my ideas which makes the decision process easier. It's hard sometimes like today - USDJPY - buy on daily, sell on 4 hour. Decisions, decisions.
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cr1982
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JPY is quite flat like USD strenght.iasho » Fri Jun 12, 2015 12:32 am wrote:Thank you to all people who created this indicator.![]()
I'm using it to support my ideas which makes the decision process easier. It's hard sometimes like today - USDJPY - buy on daily, sell on 4 hour. Decisions, decisions.
Help yourself using the amazing CSS 10.7 by Bob.
Anyway daily trend is clearly up and HGI shows a green RAD also on Weekly chart.
Additionally,today USD economic news released have been quite good.
If i took a choice, i would go for Buy.
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cr1982
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There are tons of charts posted in this 3d.kamsri » Fri Jun 12, 2015 6:50 am wrote:Senior traders,if you have time,please post your trades.then we can learn.
thanks.
Keep up a good read here.
See you around
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oldbrotherdog
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Zoog » Tue Jun 02, 2015 7:57 am wrote:Hi. I am not sure that too many are interested as most of you trade forex but having traded stocks and commodities using HGI for three months now here is my impression so far. As stocks do not trade 24 hours, I have found that it is best to use the trend wavey lines. Once the wavey line appears, you take trades only in the direction of the wavey lines. How you take the trade is down to you. I personally use price action but you can use whatever you feel most comfortable with.Zoog » Wed Mar 04, 2015 10:15 am wrote:Commodity trades on HGI still looking good. I am still short coffee which has now dropped to 128.05. I have been short sugar for a few days and shorted wheat yesterday at 506.40. The only forex position I have on is short EJ.
I traded a few stocks and so far the results have been OK. I see no real reason why it should not work there. One problem has been the gap openings as many do not trade 24 hrs. I had 6 positions on (AMEX, BOA, Chev, Boeing, Tesco and MSFT). Got hit on Tesco and MSFT with gaps as the wave and then arrow both vanished as market conditions changed. I like trading stocks as I can combine a view with HGI.
May i know which account allow you to trade stock in Empty4.
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cr1982
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Not quite sure about your question but i try to help you outoldbrotherdog » Fri Jun 12, 2015 3:16 pm wrote:Zoog » Tue Jun 02, 2015 7:57 am wrote:Hi. I am not sure that too many are interested as most of you trade forex but having traded stocks and commodities using HGI for three months now here is my impression so far. As stocks do not trade 24 hours, I have found that it is best to use the trend wavey lines. Once the wavey line appears, you take trades only in the direction of the wavey lines. How you take the trade is down to you. I personally use price action but you can use whatever you feel most comfortable with.Zoog » Wed Mar 04, 2015 10:15 am wrote:Commodity trades on HGI still looking good. I am still short coffee which has now dropped to 128.05. I have been short sugar for a few days and shorted wheat yesterday at 506.40. The only forex position I have on is short EJ.
I traded a few stocks and so far the results have been OK. I see no real reason why it should not work there. One problem has been the gap openings as many do not trade 24 hrs. I had 6 positions on (AMEX, BOA, Chev, Boeing, Tesco and MSFT). Got hit on Tesco and MSFT with gaps as the wave and then arrow both vanished as market conditions changed. I like trading stocks as I can combine a view with HGI.
May i know which account allow you to trade stock in Empty4.
You have to find the right broker who allows Empty4 and get stocks available to trade.
I suggest you to ask this kind of thing in the HGI for Beginners topic.
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astral77
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You can not trade stocks in the conventional sense. What you trade is spread betting and a number of spread betting firms now offer Empty4 I have been using this criminal http://www.gkfx.co.uk/ for spread betting,in shares and commodities for the last five years. They are OK but as always it is the case of "buyer be aware".
All the best
All the best
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christopha
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Simple question. What is the difference between the yellow and blue wavy lines. 