eboarder 

What about "one to rule them all" for the different parts in a trade: one indicator for: enter a trade - signal one indicator for: calculating initial itop loss one indicator for: trailing on the winning side

You can combine all three of them into one.

Then you can add three more indicators to simply confuse all people watching your charts.

One indicator to rule them all, one indicator to buy them, one indicator to ride the trend, or in the chop find them.

cory 

Fib expansion (F9) to figure out turn around points (retrace or reverse).

hi cory which indicator is producing just that cloud , in use something like that on mt4 but would like to do it in ninja or MC.

neither of those have the cloud indicators

yiman 

hi cory which indicator is producing just that cloud , in use something like that on mt4 but would like to do it in ninja or MC. neither of those have the cloud indicators

Ichimoku

TMFT:

Is there a way to avoid this chop? See chart from yesterday 6E

lblanks 

TMFT: Is there a way to avoid this chop? See chart from yesterday 6E

First observation is that the chart covers the most difficult period to trade ....after 11 a.m EST. Liquidity generally drops like a rock,especially after say, 11.30 a.m. There are very few exceptions.

If you are a brave soul,you may consider counter trade the "trend"

Good luck.

Trader

lblanks 

TMFT: Is there a way to avoid this chop? See chart from yesterday 6E

I know I'm not TMFT but @FamilyTrader is exactly right. Trying to trade 6e after 11am eastern is not the easiest thing to do. Prove it to yourself so to speak by looking at 6e charts for the last month and I suspect you will see the same behavior. I did the same for myself a while back and as a result, I quit trading 6e at about 11 every day.

lblanks 

TMFT: Is there a way to avoid this chop? See chart from yesterday 6E

@lblanks

They should call this the THatManFromTexas squeeze.. it's old ... it's not fancy ... amazingly it still works...

Bollinger and Keltner both set to 2, 21

MWinfrey 

I know I'm not TMFT but @FamilyTrader is exactly right. Trying to trade 6e after 11am eastern is not the easiest thing to do. Prove it to yourself so to speak by looking at 6e charts for the last month and I suspect you will see the same behavior. I did the same for myself a while back and as a result, I quit trading 6e at about 11 every day.

As usual....@MWinfrey is correct...

London market closes at 10:30 Central time

If I trade to initiate in 6e after 10am cenrtal time I have a guy here that chops off my index finger with a dull axe.