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How to Trade 10.x Like a Boss
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Author:  bshoe24 [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 12:25 am ]
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Thanks Jem for sharing this. Do you or anyone else have any suggestions to reduce the CPU usage? I tried this on two different machines (Cowboy IBFX) and it's basically not runable with lots of pairs for me.
Author:  Jemook [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 1:57 am ]
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fok wrote:Your method is great. Critical point is the entry as you mentioned in post 1. Waiting for the 1h CSS colour change results in little late entry, entering earlier results sometimes in losses if working with tight stop losses (10.06.2013 :lol: ) or in drawdown. Discretion and experience are appreciated.
I stopped trading tight SL even when I see a great setup. Too easy to get a full SL if I'm wrong and the most important thing is keeping the losses low.
Author:  Panamamike [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 2:24 am ]
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For some reason I can not unzip the file on post 1. Using Jzip on my VPS. any suggestions? It says does not support compression type.
Author:  Jemook [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 2:42 am ]
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bshoe24 wrote:Thanks Jem for sharing this. Do you or anyone else have any suggestions to reduce the CPU usage? I tried this on two different machines (Cowboy Cowboy IBFX) and it's basically not runable with lots of pairs for me.
Might be best to use a dashboard to show which pairs are almost ready instead of opening up all of them. I haven't tested any of them yet. Perhaps lower the maxbars setting 50 on RSI2xTMA and CSS .. indi's - might help a bit.

Cheers,
J
Author:  Jemook [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 2:53 am ]
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Panamamike wrote:For some reason I can not unzip the file on post 1. Using Jzip on my VPS. any suggestions? It says does not support compression type.

I've updated the ZIP on the first post, please re-download and let me know if you have any further issues with it.

Cheers,
J
Author:  Panamamike [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 2:59 am ]
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Jemook wrote:
Panamamike wrote:For some reason I can not unzip the file on post 1. Using Jzip on my VPS. any suggestions? It says does not support compression type.

I've updated the ZIP on the first post, please re-download and let me know if you have any further issues with it.

Cheers,
J
That did it. Thanks
Author:  mrelectron [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 3:19 am ]
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Thanks Jem for your work.

Your template is très elegant.
Author:  McNish [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 4:03 am ]
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Jeremy, the NB 10.x Champ !!! 8-)
Author:  Lifesys [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 4:22 am ]
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Thanks Jeremy
I always use EasyOrder for all orders - it is excellent. A little addition we made which has been useful for many is EasyScalingScript - on CJ thread.
This script (& accompanying CloseAll Script) can operate independent or uses EasyOrder lines.
Just use EasyOrder to drop Buy/Sell, TP & SL lines on a chart, move lines to required positions, then invoke EasyScaling script to scale in orders using those prices. README essential & explains settings.
CloseAll can delete selected type orders for current or all charts - ie cancel unused pendings.

HINT - when using EasyOrder with Empty4 v500 - to move lines (modify an order), double click just under the Buy/TP/SL line to select EasyOrder horiz.line, watch for little 'selected' box (extreme right) then click mouse just under the line to capture & move. Otherwise you get hooked up in the Empty4 'OneClickTrading' system which is far more risky & not as simple as EasyOrder.
Another useful hint - when saving templates always RightClick/ObjectsList - CTRL-Shift-End-Delete to remove all chart objects entries before saving template. This prevents objects from one chart overlaying those on another.
Paul
Author:  nicoacademia [ Wed Jun 12, 2013 5:49 am ]
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Jemook wrote:The only place I can see pinning today is on the xxxCAD pairs. I'm looking at AUDCAD for a short:

Below 960 MA, RSI2xTMA Pinned. You can see the red line is the SL, blue line is the TP. Risking 1:1 but technically 0.5:1 or 1:2 because I'll shut before it gets to the SL.

J
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