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Long @ 1.1163
Someday I will trade more than 1 lot... and be able to take at least 1 off at the median line and hold another for MLH, instead of being out of the market all together. Taking partial profits and moving to b/e I think it's actually bad practice but on the other hand, it helps the psyche.
One thing that perturbs me, futures and spot forks never line up. I chart mostly with spot, but as you can see today the futures fork was exact and accurate and the spot one was not (all a matter of point of view anyway I suppose).
It makes a huge difference though. Hagopian or not Hagopian etc.
I want to test something. It's simple. Place some random lines on your chart prior to the day opening, and see if at the end of the day you feel like those lines were important (try to imagine they weren't random, but some expensive or complicated …
It is my pleasure to welcome Adam Grimes of Waverly Advisors for a webinar on The Quantitative Discretionary Trader: Art and Science, held on Wednesday, March 18 @ 4:30PM ET on futures.io (formerly BMT).
Thanks, I've read and watched already : ) I don't subscribe to the view.
Edit: Actually that's not the video I've seen, but I have read the post. Thanks for the links.
All I have to say on the subject is Volume clears up all randomness issues. I'd love for somebody to show me a random chart, with random volume as well, while of course it's possible to generate, I've never seen one. It would be interesting to see though.