Recent content by jhooper

I'm selling my Pyrapoint hardback by Don Hall. Please see the details on ebay link here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/232033599307?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 I'm selling it for £49 including the UK postage/packaging. Sorry, no overseas sale.

I'm selling the 2 DVD set titled "Dinapoli Levels DVD training course". It covers using Joe's fibonacci techniques for intraday or end of day trading. Also includes a section on equity trading using sector analysis by a former marketmaker. Over 4 hours of viewing time. I found it a useful...

I'm selling the 2 DVD set titled "Dinapoli Levels DVD training course". It covers using Joe's fibonacci techniques for intraday or end of day trading. Also includes a section on equity trading using sector analysis by a former marketmaker. Over 4 hours of viewing time. I found it a useful...

CMC skewed indices prices See what you mean SUN123! CMC might have the tightest spreads but that seems irrelevant when you compare their US index quotes (eg US30=Dow), to the real cash value of the Dow Industrial etc. You'd like to think that the bid/offer spread would be sitting either side of...

Thanks folks for all the replys. It made me think even harder about this entry! As Ardhill said, its down to psychology and whatever works for you. My thoughts on these replys, especially Bramble's, were these: The article says that the professional dealers are using this technique and that...

Hi, maybe I'm the last guy in the whole trading world to realise this, but this month's SFO mag in the US had a different way of scaling into entries than i had considered before. The article is freely available at : www.sfomag.com (see bottom of home page for "Trade like a Dealer(avoid death...

nathan: Thanks for breaking that down. Now it makes sense to me. Dentist007: Joe Dinapoli uses the 3x3, 7x5 and 25x5 simple moving averages where the shift is always positive (to the right). The 3x3 is also used to define thrust and several of his "directional patterns". Joe's one of the good...

Hi Nathan, I'm very interested in your post as I have used displaced moving averages before but always positive/right shifted ones. I understand your multiple timeframe setup, but are you saying that you use a cross of a 5period simple moving average (non displaced) and a "3 period negatively...