ADAPTING NB10.2A FOR LOWER TF & RM TRADING - 10.2A CTS

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Re: ADAPTING NB10.2A FOR LOWER TF & RM TRADING - 10.2A CTS

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fire580 wrote:Can someone help I can't seem to open the Pivot Composition Doc - ( I'm an older guy who didn't grow up with computers) - it took me a while to make this attachment :oops:
You have to use Word 2007 to open this file.

Or a previous version with conversion plugin :
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download ... .aspx?id=3

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Here is the PDF version if needed.
Pivot Composition 10.2 CTS.pdf
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Just wanted to pop my head in and say that this thread has my tick of approval. CNC it seems you have a great grasp on Alorente and Bob's teachings and I really like how comprehensive your guide is and the way you explain things. This looks like it might be tricky at first glace but so is driving a manual / stick shift car; in time it becomes second nature. I look forward to seeing how your thread develops.

Also, I'd like to move your thread to the Manual Trading 10.x Trading sub forum if you don't mind. And if there are people coding this up as an EA I suggest you run a seperate EA development thread to keep the EA banter out of the manual discussion. Up to you, let me know.
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Thank You alex-forex ....thank you very much
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I made a quick edit which adds DWM letters to the coloured lines on the right. Made it a bit more visual for me and easier to follow along and might help others too.
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RJo wrote:Obviously, identifying each combination is step one. Reading the EA conditions would be helpful in doing so. Unfortunately, I don't have all the conditions coded yet. Maybe a collaborative effort where each trader posts what he or she can identify from MS Paint, etc. and then we'll bring it all together in the future by posting the book into post 1? CC, you would have to say correct or incorrect re each pic.
Hi RJo,

I am fully on board with the book project, though as I'm sure many of you can tell by now with my often mind-bending descriptions, I'm more conceptually than visually inclined. :D I will gladly vet the pic book to confirm faithfulness with the system.
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Jemook wrote:I made a quick edit which adds DWM letters to the coloured lines on the right. Made it a bit more visual for me and easier to follow along and might help others too.
Thanks, Jemook. The clearer the better! :)
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alex_forex wrote:Here is the PDF version if needed.
Pivot Composition 10.2 CTS.pdf
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Thanks so much, Alex, for helping out.
Your visual skills are so valuable for simplifying the concepts.
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RJo wrote:These were actually posted earlier by xeroforex, but I'll take you up on the book. I'll get the combinations to you next week. Thanks!
Thanks, RJo. Where would CTS development go without you? :D
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RJo wrote:
Jemook wrote:Just wanted to pop my head in and say that this thread has my tick of approval. CNC it seems you have a great grasp on Alorente and Bob's teachings and I really like how comprehensive your guide is and the way you explain things. This looks like it might be tricky at first glace but so is driving a manual / stick shift car; in time it becomes second nature. I look forward to seeing how your thread develops.

Also, I'd like to move your thread to the Manual Trading 10.x Trading sub forum if you don't mind. And if there are people coding this up as an EA I suggest you run a seperate EA development thread to keep the EA banter out of the manual discussion. Up to you, let me know.
Hey Jem, it's been a while. Hope your trading signals enterprise is going well. :)

CC, please know that I will work on this EA in any single thread on SHF so that would not be an issue. Having said that, I would not be visiting the manual trading thread. I'm most concerned about those traders I've been helping you assist here. :|
Hi RJo,
It sure feels good to have your development support on the project. Thanks.

Hi Jemook,
Since the system is profitable when traded manually, I agree that a split is inevitable at some point. Just not sure how keeping 2 threads going well at this point in time when both the concept and the development are so new to many will help either (RJo & I will obviously focus on the development until we have something representative).

Maybe, we can keep it together for just a little bit longer as manual traders come to grips with it and provide feedback to the development. I'm sure that in a couple of weeks the feedback will be more than sufficient to aid the development, then we can split (I'll send you a PM).

I am a huge fan of your thread on basket-trading NB10.2A and honoured that you approve of the effort here. Your insights will be most helpful. Thanks. :)

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CC
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