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Author:  inkansei [ Tue Dec 24, 2013 4:09 am ]
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Merry Christmas to all!
Author:  casapips [ Tue Dec 24, 2013 8:36 am ]
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Joyeux Noel, BOB le formidable !

All the very best to All...
Author:  darrylw [ Tue Dec 24, 2013 9:05 pm ]
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Hi Bob

Thanks for this post, I have been working on something very similar, although your use of the MAs on different time frames to determine trends is brilliant.

Perhaps something to look at including is something I picked up from Stephen Bigalow @ candlestickforum. He explains the use of the TLine which is an 8 EMA, and enters trades once the price has closed above the 8 EMA (for Long) or below the 8 EMA (for Short). It just makes knowing exactly when to pull the trigger much easier.

I have been using this with great results.

Thanks again for the info.

Darryl
Author:  SteveHopwood [ Tue Dec 24, 2013 10:16 pm ]
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Regardless of whether you celebrate Christmas, I wish you all a pleasant few days. To those of you who do celebrate the ceremony, then Happy Christmas. Whatever, the markets will be quiet for a few days so a bit of chilling out will probably be A Good Plan.

:party:
Author:  rebyte2 [ Tue Dec 24, 2013 11:22 pm ]
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darrylw wrote:Hi Bob

Thanks for this post, I have been working on something very similar, although your use of the MAs on different time frames to determine trends is brilliant.

Perhaps something to look at including is something I picked up from Stephen Bigalow @ candlestickforum. He explains the use of the TLine which is an 8 EMA, and enters trades once the price has closed above the 8 EMA (for Long) or below the 8 EMA (for Short). It just makes knowing exactly when to pull the trigger much easier.

I have been using this with great results.

Thanks again for the info.

Darryl
Hi Darryl....

What time chart does he use that EMA on?

To everyone.. have a great Chrissy and a financial rewarding New Year.
Author:  Wobstix [ Wed Dec 25, 2013 3:33 am ]
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Merry Christmas Everyone
Author:  95026862 [ Wed Dec 25, 2013 6:08 am ]
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New year !
Author:  nanningbob [ Thu Dec 26, 2013 2:31 am ]
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I am fat and happy. Now have to figure out how to use a tablet.
Author:  trucomallica [ Thu Dec 26, 2013 3:50 am ]
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You can start by searching a post-christmas diet LOL.

If you got an android tablet, you can use an app called TeamViewer to remotely control your PC via internet, so you can check your charts as long as you leave your pc turned on.
Author:  jago25 [ Thu Dec 26, 2013 6:48 am ]
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trucomallica wrote:You can start by searching a post-christmas diet LOL.

If you got an android tablet, you can use an app called TeamViewer to remotely control your PC via internet, so you can check your charts as long as you leave your pc turned on.
I'm using an app:
http://www.freerdp.com/2013/01/29/thins ... -released/

I chose this one because it's opensource and therefore the chances of the coder putting in some kind of backdoor are a bit lower.

I then:
- add the dashboard to the css info page
- resize the window inside Empty4 itself (resizing the whole Empty4 doesn't stay with that setting when you reconnect)
and then
- connect to a free (laggy) VPS I get from my broker because I don't have a home nor a Windows PC

I can now quickly check all the charts at a glance on the go and place trades with another app.

The only problems to improve:
- need to set myself a limit on how many times I'm checking the dashboard. I am reminded of a friend who told me he knew he had a problem when in a go-go bar in Thailand he was staring at his phone instead of the tits and ass being rubbed in his face...
- the text on the CSS 24 pairs D window obscures the CSS chart... and I can't figure out how to move that text - modifying the offset in the source doesn't seem to affect it....


...DFS ads are on the telly already! Party poopers! :party: (if you're not from the UK, just to explain... these ads are like a yearly calendar for us... in the same way the MET office is our church and the shipping forecast the voice of Gabriel)
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