whakamaru

Thanks all this info. I downloaded the indicator, but when I add it to mu MT4 chart if freezes MT4. Does anybody else have the same issue.

Here is a secret share just for my indo friends in this thread!
 
I have just had professionally coded my own Custom Indicator that may be a help to those who already understand how to plot swings and breaks of them. I have never shared this before but wanted to save it for a special moment...
 
Below is an image of recent EURUSD. In the picture, the indicator is programed to follow fairly large swings however that can be customized whatever way you like. You can also customize how many pips it must break the swing by.
 
http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w201/jtimpsonstamps/jt.gif
 
and here it is. Enjoy!
 

http://www.mediafire.com/?xh6quaxcxs91xmt
 
this is for your personal use and not to be resold. Thanks for respecting my wishes on this.

whakamaru:
 
Remember Seiden almost always say that you buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying. That's counter trend to me :-) To be successful, you have to go against the herd. If you always follow the herd (not the trend mind you), one day you'll get slaughtered!!
 
What is important to remember is when you want to take a day trade or any trade for that matter, do refer to a higher time frame and check where bids are in relation to demand and supply zone. If it is near Daily Demand zone, you should be comfortable in taking any long trades in lower time frames and vice versa.
 
Hope that helps.

Thanks for your great analysis and posts JimJamBonks.
 
I would like to propose that we put up potential trades with naked charts, no lines, nothing, in order for new comers and experienced users of this method to discuss trades before they actually happen. I think with that we can equip anyone who would like to further learn this method of trading and we can only learn by doing and through constructive discussion.
 
Please no PETTY SQUABBLES. Trading is not an exact science. The very least we can build up a great foundation here.
 
What say you guys and gals?

hedgehog
 
Thanks for the advice.
 
I agree with you on experience. I am not looking for the magic indicators, I have tried some indicators and they don't work that well, for me anyway.
 
I just want to get a good understanding of how all this all works, especially identifying the correct major supply and demand levels. I think that this is the most important part and then next managing the trading.

Out of the many webinars, I found this to have sum up all of what Seiden teaches. The other webinars are good to be sure, but they all try to hammer in the same thing. What can be said of Seiden and his method is that it is not difficult and if we just allow ourselves to simplify our thinking and not complicate and cloud our brains, we can make it successfully in trading. Now, guys and gals, please do not try to 'improve' anything. This is a simple and straightforward method. Just leave it at that. No other indicators are necessary. Just plain and simple supply and demand. Real world stuff. Economics 101.
 
Enjoy the webinar.
 

http://www.multiupload.com/58OFBAN8RK

some Q&A
 
By Sam Seiden, Online Trading Academy Vice President of Education and Product Development
Recently, I have received many questions about an article from a couple weeks ago entitled, "The Two Most Important Parts of a Trade Setup." The article seemed to have peaked interest in a very simple approach to trading which I employ for my own trading. Below are some of those questions and the answers to help you use the strategy rules.
 
Hello Sam,
 
I was in your class before; I would like to say thank you for writing the excellent articles. I have been reading a lot of your articles. However, this is the one I like best and will apply this method for my trading next week... "The Two Most Important Parts of a Trade Setup." But I am still confused about which time frame to use for this method? I trade part time intraday. I am looking to swing trade.
 
Thanks – Jacqueline
 
Seiden Answer -
 
Thanks for the kind words on the articles; I hope the articles are helpful. As that article pointed out, the two important components of the trade are a quality supply or demand zone and a significant profit margin. When day trading, it's a good idea to use a combination of a larger time frame chart, like an hourly or daily, and a smaller time frame chart such as a five minute chart. You want to use the larger time frame to identify where price is on the larger time frame supply/demand curve as this will tell you whether you should be looking for buy setups or sell setups on the smaller time frame. For example, if price is at or near larger time frame supply, you want to go down to the 5 minute chart and find quality supply levels with significant profit margins to short against. You would only know this if you first looked at that larger time frame like I am suggesting. For swing trading, looking at daily and weekly charts should be fine.
 
Hi Sam,
 
I have seen a lot of your webinars on fxstreet.com and I would like to ask you a question because I couldn't find an answer yet. When looking at supply and demand zones, we know that price is potentially revisiting the previous supply or demand area. What you say is that one should take the trade when price revisits the area for the first time. What I was wondering is... What happens with those levels after price has revisited it for the first time? Should we keep an eye on those levels for a potential new trade or do we have to deny the levels once price visited it for the first time?
 
Thanks in advance - Eliza
 
Seiden Answer -
 
Very good question. When I was on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange facilitating institutional order flow, the answer to your question was very clear. Let's say I was on the trade desk and had a large stack of buy orders (demand) in the S&P at a price of 1245 and the market was opening at 1260. Sure enough at some point, the market would come down to 1245 and some of my orders would get filled, depending on how much supply (sellers) there was when price reached 1245. The first time price would reach that large stack of buy orders at 1245, it would bounce higher. With each succesive decline in price to 1245, what is happening to that stack of buy orders? Is it increasing or decreasing? Is the demand getting stronger or weaker? If you answered decreasing and weaker, you are correct. Each time 1245 traded, more of those buy orders were being filled meaning demand was weakening. Layers of the "floor" (demand) were being removed so to speak. Once all the buy orders at 1245 were filled, price would then quickly fall to the next level of demand.
 
Hi Sam,
 
I have been enjoying your webinars very much and just have a question for you. When you enter trades based on daily/monthly charts at demand/supply levels, what percentage of these are winning trades? I am guessing they would be much higher than smaller time frames as there is less 'chop.'
 
Thanks and regards – Michael
 
Seiden Answer -
 
Typically, most people have a higher winning percentage in the larger time frames, you are correct. This is because you are only looking at daily/weekly/monthly charts and the levels are very clear. Also, larger time frame levels trump smaller time frame levels so when you find a nice demand level on the larger time frame with a significant profit margin, what is happening on the smaller time frames is not a big deal. The other way around is a different story, however. If a day trader finds a quality demand level on a five minute chart, for example, and supply looks to be much higher, that is not enough information. You still need to check the larger time frame to see where this smaller time frame setup is on the larger time frame supply and demand curve. For example, if that five minute buy setup is near larger time frame demand, that trade will typically work out very well. If, however, that smaller time frame buy setup is at or near larger time frame supply, that trade has very low odds of working. Day trading is fine and can be very profitable, you just have that extra step of looking at larger time frames so you're not blindsided.
 
Hi Sam,
 
I am a student of Online Trading Academy and took the Forex Trader course 2 years back. I have been reading your articles about Supply and Demand and how floor traders see the market. However, I have a few questions which I hope you can clarify.
 
Strong/Weak Support/Resistance
How do you know when to take a reverse trend trade using the supply and demand concept? I mean how do you determine whether a particular support or demand is strong enough so that price does not simply punch through the level? This is the most difficult part for me if I want to trade using naked price action.
 
Seiden Answer – This is based on the larger time frame "fresh" demand or supply level. Trends always end and begin at "fresh" larger time frame demand and supply levels so this is when and where we stop trading with the trend and trade against it as we are expecting it to reverse and change direction. Our anticipatory analysis allows us to then enter the new trend well before it gets under way which gives us a big edge. The key is identifying a "fresh" supply and demand level in the larger time frame. Before you attempt to do this, make sure your definition of a quality supply/demand level is proper.
 
How many touches on a daily chart and a 4 hour chart of support or resistance will you consider before not taking a trade when the market comes back to test the support and resistance lines again. I have heard some traders using a 3 taps concept and anything more than 3 tests, they will not take a retracement trade no matter how good the trend is? What is your take on this?
Seiden Answer -
 
What we do in the Extended Learning Track (XLT) program is a bit more objective and logical than the textbook way of doing it which is "touch count." Try to focus on how deep price is moving into a supply/demand level each time it returns to that level. If price just touches the level the first time it returns and moves away in strong fashion, that suggests there is a big supply/demand imbalance at that level. Therefore, we would be comfortable taking a trade again at that level. If this happens the second and third time and so on, we would still take trades at that level. However, as soon as price trades 25% or more into that level, I would not suggest taking another trade at that level as this suggests the supply/demand imbalance at that level is not strong enough anymore to offer us a high probability trading opportunity.
 
Do you do counter trend trades?
Seiden Answer -
 
Only when that trend is reaching a larger time frame supply or demand level which means that trend is about to end and a new one is about to begin, as mentioned above.
 
Do you use Fibonacci retracement levels and pivot points in your analysis of supply and demand?
Seiden Answer -
 
No, I don't. Fib levels and pivot points don't often line up with a real supply and demand level. Fib lines, for example, are created with a mathematical calculation that does not take into account willing supply or demand so there is a huge flaw with this line of thinking. Also, if you use Fibs, you have a choice of a number of retracement lines to choose from. The one that will work with consistency is the one that lines up with real demand or supply. So, after taking the Fib line that lines up with real demand or supply for a while, you will eventually ask yourself, "Why do I need the Fib line when I am always taking the one that lines up with real demand or supply?"
 
Do you use Candlestick patterns in your trade analysis?
Seiden Answer -
 
Not conventional patterns. If we agree that price always stops falling and turns higher at price levels where willing demand exceeds willing supply and vise versa, don't we only want to focus on the picture that represents that fact? Also, conventional chart patterns almost always have you buying high and selling low; that's how they are setup. Think about the most popular ones like the Head and Shoulders and Double Top patterns. Neither of these patterns have you selling high, near supply. Both have you waiting for a significant decline in price before selling which makes absolutely no sense and these are some of the most popular patterns in all the books; crazy if you ask me.
 
I tried to be as detailed as I could in the answers to ensure a solid understanding of these concepts. The key answer to almost all the trading questions I ever receive is always answered by considering the reality of how you profit buying and selling anything in any marketplace. So the next time you are puzzled and looking for an answer, dig into your bag of "logic" and you will likely find the simple answer. If that doesn't work, send me an email and I will be happy to help.
 
Hope that was helpful, have a great day.
 
- Sam Seiden [email protected]

The enhancers were shared already before, but thanks very much for pointing us to that forum. There are some gems in there like this one that I just uploaded to mediafire.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/l1m2h8qhcarjs9v/OTA%20ARTICLES.xls
It's an Excel file with links to 188 articles written by Sam Seiden! And also many others from people at the OTA. A lifetime won't be enough to digest all this stuff...:D

Thank-You, joker
I put together slides into one pdf.
 
link:
hxxp://[email protected]/?a94qxguh72ykesf
regards,

from russia with love some XLT files
but read carefully to know how to open these files
 
http://www.priceactionfx.ru/2010/10/xlt.html
 
use google to translate

Ok so, you download all the links available on the page:
 
http://www.multiupload.com/5PRQWOFTA4 (2 XLT videos on forex)
http://www.multiupload.com/YVXH9UAITS (2 XLT videos on futures & stock)
http://www.multiupload.com/XJKWP9S6AK (2 XLT videos on options & stock)
 
http://www.multiupload.com/8QUD6PMTGK (player for vcr files)
 
Then you edit the play.jnlp file (do not open it but edit it with a right click) and then look for this code:
 
“C:\My files\XLT\STOCK TRADING.vcr”
 
And replace it with your correct folder, then save the file and this time open it. In order to make it easier you can create a play file for each videos but keep in mind that if you move the videos from a folder to another you will have to edit the play.jnpl file again.
 
Cheers,
 
PS: Thank you google ;-)

As promised
This is T_PM.II
Educator is Greg Capra
 
Video 1
http://www.mediafire.com/?1cbvqje47wa02db
 
Video 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?dswdpvw4rmnmppo

For anyone who uses Moving averages and RSI and for people who once believed these indis have no value, this is a must watch video. Just packed full of great info.
Download the 5 files and place the 9 .rar files in one folder, then merge
 
Thanks for anyone taking the time to click on the 'Thanks' :)

yet another mirror

http://www.4shared.com/dir/-VGIBUCM/Forex_Online_Trading_Seminar_-.html

Chris Lori - The Basics of Interest Rate Spreads [1 Video - MP4]
 

 
Description: This is the recording of the webinar Chris Lori did on Thursday 4th November 2010 as part of Options University Forex Trader Non-farm Payrolls event. Hosted by 'Forex' Joe Atkins, in this webinar Chris Lori discusses the critical stages of development as a Forex Trader and covers the basics of interest rate spreads and Forex Flows.
 
This recording is over 2 hours long and was open to the first 1000 subscribers.
 
Size 165.83 MB (173,883,977 bytes )
http://i797.photobucket.com/albums/yy256/trduraikamaraj/Download3.png

http://mir.cr/CZ1DOZ71 http://mir.cr/XYXHDPTX http://mir.cr/12DG5SUC http://mir.cr/0ONLYITW http://mir.cr/SGUEELSM http://mir.cr/QI833SIF
 
no pass
 
 
friends above files are easy uploaded using -File & Image Uploader this app used for uploading files to multiuploading file servers
 
more info here

http://indo-investasi.com/showthread.php/9662-need-webtools-used-for-uploading-files-to-multiuploading-file-servers?highlight=multiple+file+uploading+tool

Here you go.......
 
hxxp://www.multiupload.c0m/EE9XTOTDMD
 
thanks to marinko

Hi I just successfully downlaoded from here
 
"Download From HotFile"
http://hotfile.com/dl/76762851/459f812/Mission.Phoenix.-.Forex.Trading.System.6.CDS.(FLV)..2.Indicators.(MQ4s).part1.rar.html
http://hotfile.com/dl/76762853/221551b/Mission.Phoenix.-.Forex.Trading.System.6.CDS.(FLV)..2.Indicators.(MQ4s).part2.rar.html
http://hotfile.com/dl/76762855/4e4b6b9/Mission.Phoenix.-.Forex.Trading.System.6.CDS.(FLV)..2.Indicators.(MQ4s).part3.rar.html
 
 
"Download From FileServe"
http://www.fileserve.com/file/VqMzXke/Mission.Phoenix.-.Forex.Trading.System.[6.CDS.(FLV).+.2.Indicators.(MQ4s)].part1.rar
http://www.fileserve.com/file/FaZj5fb/Mission.Phoenix.-.Forex.Trading.System.[6.CDS.(FLV).+.2.Indicators.(MQ4s)].part2.rar
http://www.fileserve.com/file/jMevmb7/Mission.Phoenix.-.Forex.Trading.System.[6.CDS.(FLV).+.2.Indicators.(MQ4s)].part3.rar

hi friends :)
 
i found mini course about stop loss placing
& i really think it is very important for every trader to use it correct right ? ;)
 
here it is
 
 




 
 
say thanks if it helps :)

Why don't you try a program like JDownloader to down load the files

Why don't you try a program like JDownloader to down load the files

Here's a torrent link also
 
hxxp://www.d3monoid.m3/fil3s/d3xails/2508011/125440/
 
replace the all 3's with an e and x's with a t

Here's a torrent link also
 
hxxp://www.d3monoid.m3/fil3s/d3xails/2508011/125440/
 
replace the all 3's with an e and x's with a t

Here's a torrent link also
 
hxxp://www.d3monoid.m3/fil3s/d3xails/2508011/125440/
 
replace the all 3's with an e and x's with a t

Ken Calhoun - Day Trading
AVI/XviD, 1503 Kb/s, 720x540, 29.97 fps | MP3, 192 kb/s, 44.1 KHz, 2ch | 1.61GB
eLearning
 
Pro Charts for Nasdaq Traders: Mastering the Microtrading Patterns
- What is Microtrading? Differences between Microtrades and Other Daytrades
- Recognizing High-Probability Trading Setups: What's Likely, What's Not?
- Timing your Trades: Managing Fast Entries & Exits Based on Time Cycles
- Micro-Trading Cup Patterns during the Open Tips for Understanding the Big Picture: Sector, COMPQ & TRINQ Patterns
- Trading Wide Range vs. Narrow Range Days: 2-Day Chart Patterns
- Pro Index Chart Setups: Using TRINQ, COMPQ and Sector Charts Together
- Lead Tier Stocks and 2nd Tier Follow Stocks and Patterns
 
DTU Daytraders’ Power Chart Patterns Part I: Entering Chart Breakouts
- Early Morning Breakout Patterns & Trading them Consistently
- Cup Patterns, Intraday Highs, 2-Day Highs, and Consolidation Breakouts
- Trading the Breakouts from 10am til 11:30am
- Trade Management for Breakout Trading: Order Execution & Timing Tips
 
DTU Daytraders’ Power Chart Patterns Part II: 1/2-Day Intraday Charts
- Premarket Chart Cups, Trends, Triangles and Open Gap Patterns
- Bullish & Bearish Cup Patterns to Recognize
- Trading the Open: Chart Patterns to Know for the first 30 minutes
- Volume Reversal Patterns, Stochastics and Other Breakouts
 
Pract ical 1-Minute Candlestick Charts: Daytrading Candlestick Chart Patterns
- Patterns I: Morning Stars, Three Line Breaks, Engulfing Charts
- Patterns II: Using Dojis and Hammers to trade reversals and pivots
- Choosing the Best Data Interval: Using 1- 2- 3- and 5-minute candlesticks
 
Fibonacci Retracement Bounce Chart Patterns: Using Fibo Bounces
- Fibonacci Chart Patterns for Open Gap & Premarket Trades
- Fibonacci Chart Patterns for Trading the First 30 Minutes
- Fibonacci Charts on Post-10am Trades: Using Retracements on Bounces & Fades
- Chart Patterns for Buying Gaps Down, Shorting Gaps Up
 
* ETF Pivots: How To Enter Stock Bounces Using ETF Patterns
In this carefully-explained step by step video, veteran trading pro Ken Calhoun reveals how to use ETF "early warning" indicators to find out whether or not specific stocks are ready for entries for bounce long plays.
 
Password:kudobutoh
All links are interchangeable.
 
thanks to original uploader :)
 

 

 

Hello guys i`ve seen only good from this forum and from people here so i decided to share what i have with you : }
 
 

xttp://rapidshare.com/files/247248641/Modified_MACD_Entry_Patterns-a_www.friendlytraders.com.part1.rar xttp://rapidshare.com/files/247237080/Modified_MACD_Entry_Patterns-a_www.friendlytraders.com.part2.rar xttp://rapidshare.com/files/247265732/Modified_MACD_Entry_Patterns-b_www.friendlytraders.com.part1.rar xttp://rapidshare.com/files/247254398/Modified_MACD_Entry_Patterns-b_www.friendlytraders.com.part2.rar xttp://rapidshare.com/files/247278237/Modified_MACD_Entry_Patterns-c_www.friendlytraders.com.part1.rar xttp://rapidshare.com/files/247290502/Modified_MACD_Entry_Patterns-c_www.friendlytraders.com.part2.rar xttp://rapidshare.com/files/247268805/Modified_MACD_Entry_Patterns-c_www.friendlytraders.com.part3.rar