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Hi, folks: I haven't been trading for 4 years after blowing out of my mini account of $1000, and now I am back. I want to be well trained before getting to real account again.:D Just two questions: 1. I remember that MetaTrader allows me to overlap two indicators into one...

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So his entry points are mainly based on hyperbole? Could you please tell me where to find good materials to learn about this indicator? Thanks a lot!:D

Looks like you have taken his course? How do you feel about it?

In his interview he said he used five indicators and he usually enters a trade when one indicator turns. Looks like his trade is based on his mysterious custom indicator. And his exit is based on gut feel which is consistantly reliable? :eek:

Thanks！Has anyone taken his course?

Do you know where to buy DVDs of his seminar?:)

Any comments on these books?

I would like to say a big thank you! I am carefully reading serveral pages per day with that thread, and I think I have really learned a lot! I used to be a fan of Gann, but now I think Gann made money possibly through the same way, without any price-time forecasts.:cheesy: Gann talked about...

What about meta trader 4? That is a really good free platform!

Yeah I start from the first one. But there are over 1058 pages so it would really take some time to finish. Do you think the following is better: If trend is medium, then buy at 50% pull back. If trend is strong and the retracement is far less than 50%, then buy at breakout of last top.

No. I meant I would give the AHG thread a try..............:cheesy:

Any way, I have decided to give it a try. I will run a demo account for 6 months and see how it goes. But I still don't quite understand how he picks the entry and exit points. It looks like his entry point is almost perfect. Almost always at the bottom/top of a retracement. So how is that done?

Just found WD Gann's stock and Commodity trading course on Lambert. Has anyone found that to be useful?

For example, in Elliot wave of A-B-C down trend, suppose the internal structure of wave B is again a-b-c, then at the end of wave B you would identify the trend as up, so you are looking to buy. Then wave C comes down, and you bought against that wave.:rolleyes: