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lightning, thanks for the pdf, i will check it out, seems veeeery long, hehe. NedKelly, i've noticed that too. Actually, i tried the formula with several different securities and it seems to have very high percentage of profitable rates, but the ones which aren't profitable are bigger than the...

Thanks a lot pal!! the method is from tradingmarkets, check this link: http://www.themoneyblogs.com/TMResearch/my.blog/the-improved-r2-strategy-84-correct-with-just-6-rules.html and this one also...

Nedkelly, Let's say we buy 5 minutes before the close... would you be able to write the formula? Regards, Gus

Hello guys, i want to backtest a method which uses the the 2-period RSI as its primary tool, and claims 80% profitable trades on the S&P500 since 1995, but i dont know how to write the formula, can anyone help me out? The method rules are the following: Buy signal: The price is above its...

Hello Guys, I find the manual process of downloading files awfull, so after a couple of days searching the internet, i finally found a software that will integrate yahoo and quote.com free data to metastock, completely automated. I am using it and its working fine, the link is this one...

Hello traders, I have metastock 10, but i have no information provider, do you know where i can get data for free to use with ms10? Thanks! Gus

Rule #1: Never Lose Money Rule #2: Never forget rule #1 (Warren Buffet)

Hello to everyone. I'm quite new to trading. I've seen many "magical methods" sold over the internet to win money in the stock market, i usally dont really believe in them, but tradingmarkets seems to be a respected website in the trading community, even yahoo finance posts their coments and...

Thanks to everyone. I wish there was an indicator called "number of trades", as we have here in the small stock exchange of Buenos Aires. I find it more useful than volume and open interest. regards, Gustavo

Hello everyone, I am new to trade 2 win and new to options also. I have been reading the different posts in the forum and im surprised with the friendliness of everyone here. =) Since im new to options, i have the following doubt: Let's say i would like to day trade options, how can i know...