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Looks very straight forward

Looks very straight forward to test on Trade Navigator. Could you post your test results?

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great vedio enjoied very much BUT i can't adopt in to NT as per mandy u do not support NT. and at this point i am not ready to go with navigator fees as i have life time key with NT and dowing ok on my own, but can improve my trading if i get ur help with NT and definatly give a sincear try.

i have very little time for trading as i work full time 6:30am -2:30 pm EST
start with 3 sim trade than aproch one live trade only if my all 3 simtrade are winners if not icontinue sim trading. i do this very very religiousy(desipline)
using 5 PT & 7 SL. stop trading @ 3:45pm and do some equity option

during trading i pull the phone of the wall donot disturb sign on the door
i hope i did not bore with my rutine jazzzzzzz.

kanu

Ninja Trader

Hi Kanu,

Thank you very much for your comment.

As I mentioned in the video: I am using standard indicators that are available in every good charting software. NinjaTrader (NT) is no exception. Everything I show in the video is available in NinjaTrader.

Mandy is correct: I do not use NinjaTrader and therefore I can't tell you how to program it. And there's no need: It's not a proprietary strategy and you can probably ask the folks at NinjaTrader to help you. Or post it in their forum.

If I would be in the business of selling Black Box Stategies, I would program all my stuff in every major trading and charting software, and sell it to you for outrageous prices.

But that's not what I do.

So all I can do at this point is to refer you to the NinjaTrader Support Team or forum and hope that you find some help there. It shouldn't be too difficult to plot two indicators on a chart in NinjaTrader, or is it? Wink

Hope this helps,

Markus

NinjaTrader Indicators

The NinjaTrader programmer Ben at sbgtrading@yahoo.com custom-made this Rockwell set of indicators for-me..

He sells it for $50, and-it works-well...
DrHook

Great easy to understand. If

Great easy to understand. If only my statistics professor made it seem so easy to comprehend chart data

Be careful with this!

Be careful with this!

The strategy explained is for a volatile market and worked very well 6 month ago but not in the last few months and probably why it is so quiet in the blog.

The stop loss technique and the rules makes it difficult for the average investor to back test.

/A.N

trading strategy MACD & Bollinger Bands

thank you for presenting this trading strategy in detail, it is very thoughtfull and honest of you to reveal, abviously none of any strategy is perfect all the time, but it seems like there is logic behind it not greed. Thank you again.

Wojtek K

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Markus,

It is a real pleasure to listen to your clear and concise explanations. Thanks you. You are a true gentleman.
I tried your trading room for a short time and was told that we were not really interested in making money. I left and signed with someone else, as I was looking to make 1-2 points daily with the e-mini S&P. Thank you for the e-book.

I really like what I see and hope to come back to learn with you sometime in the future. I hope to try your 1 week session again. I was told that the trading manager would contact me I have never heard from him. I see great potential in your trading method.

Thanks again

Rudi Jansen

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Very nicely done. Seems like a great system, I will have to back test it myself. Have already learned something new from the video. Thanks

Backtesting

HOORAY, we got a winner!

Here's somebody who will make it as a trader, because he (or she) says "I will have to backtest it myself." - YES!

That's exactly my point: Do not believe anything! Do not trust any performance report. Treat a "trading strategy" like a "trading idea". Make sure that you understand it and then backtest it on YOUR markets in YOUR timeframe and with YOUR preferences regarding risk and reward.

Whoever you are, you make me very happy! YOU have the right mindset!

Thanks,

Markus

 

 

Data feed from YUahoo

Markus

I like to solicit your opinion about Yahoo Finance real time data feed.Please reply.

Re: Data feed from YUahoo

Hi Abdel,

I haven't used the Yahoo Finance real time data feed yet, so I can't give you any feedback.

Let me ask the readers of these comments here:

Does anybody have any experience with the Yahoo Finance real time data feed?

Markus

 

Yahoo Finance real time data

I use Yahoo real time feed it is excellent! Rarely have any glitches actually cannot recall any at this time and I would remember unreliablity isn't an option in trading!

Thanks again!

Your trading system is similar to one that I am currently using to trade stocks although I'm not able to display ticks. I'm using the Bollinger Bands and MACD with a 1 minute bar to trade stocks. Your video has provided me with much clearer understanding of these indicators. Do you think trading stocks is a good use of this system? Also, what triggers your decision as to what starting point/market you trade each day? Thanks again!

Paul

Trading stocks on 1min charts

Hi Paul,

Thanks for your feedback.

I am NOT trading stocks. If you have read the chapter on "Selecting A Market" in the eBook you know why. Cool

But since this is a VERY robust system, I believe that it would work well on stocks provided that you pick stock with enough volume, volatility and trends. It's a trend-following strategy, therefore the presence of trends is essential for the success of the strategy.

And I found that this particular strategy works much better on tick charts than on 1min chart.

Hope this helps,

Markus

follow up...

Markus,

I take it that the main issue with stocks (and options) is the pattern day trading rule? After finding that I didn't like getting whipsawed in the forex market (which more than likely was psychologically perceived than real)...I have moved over to stock option trading. Of course I only have a cash account and will not be able to trade more than 3 times per week. My goal is to move over to the futures when I build my account up to cover the margin requirements. Just have to take it slow and steady.

I enjoyed the video. What is

I enjoyed the video. What is the charting software you are using?
Thank you. Please send more videos.

It's Genesis Financial Trade Navigator

Hi there,

The software I am using is Genesis Financial Trade Navigator. We partnered with Genesis and I am allowed to offer you a free 30-day trial of the software.

If you would like to test-drive it, just visit this webpage and enter your contact information:

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/free-charts-and-real-time-data-for-30-days

Have fun and let me know what you think about the software.

Great Video..

Great Great video and explanation. Really appreciated...

One question which I have is can we have same strategy while trading any stocks ? Also how can I create chart like you demonstrated in video ? I am trading with 'Scotrade' but very confused as so many charts available.

Thanks and regards,

Sam.

Using Scotttrade?

Hi Sam,

Thanks for the feedback!

I am not familiar with the charting software that ScottTrade offers. In order to use the strategy your charting software needs to fulfil the following three criteria:

  • Display tick charts
  • Display Bollinger Bands
  • Display MACD

If you are not sure if you charting software does that, please ask the ScottTrade Support Team. They will know.

And if you are interested in a 30-day free trial of the charting software that I am using, you can request it here:

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/free-charts-and-real-time-data-for-30-days

Hope that helps,

Markus

Very well explained, very

Very well explained, very good understandable. Well done.

Trading Strategy

Well presented.Looking forward to trying it next week.

You mentioned that it works for other markets such as bonds, curencies, gold, crude and grain.
Would you mind giving me the symbols and tic size that you use for those markets.

Thanks

Alex

Contracts and Symbols

Hi Alex,

Sure, no problem. Here are the markets that we are watching:

  • e-mini S&P (ES),
  • e-mini Nasdaq (NQ),
  • e-mini Dow (YM),
  • e-mini Midcap (EMD),
  • e-mini Russell (TF),
  • 30-year Bonds (ZB),
  • Euro (6E),
  • British Pound (6B),
  • Gold (GC) ,
  • Crude Oil (CL) and
  • the grains (ZC, ZS and ZW).

Hope that helps.

Markus

this video

this is a very nice strategy i like it thanks

you are great
you explained it in a very good way.

again thanks for the video

HY MARKUS ..... GREAT VIDEO

HY MARKUS ..... GREAT VIDEO !!!
It was just what we need and just what lacked in the book.
I think all the people who looks at the video would like to know how to set the "TN" platform with your indicators.
I saw it in a your forecoming video but not all was so clear: I encourage you to realize another video in which you broadly speak in detail about setting "TN".
Now I'll go and back-test your strategy for at least 40 trades as you suggest!
Thanks a lot.
Best regards
Filippo Pierpaoli

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Very nicely explained. I learned a few things, especially the concept of the tick charts and how to use the Bollinger Bands. It is so much easier to comprehend in this video than trying to grasp the concept in a book.

Thank you

Nice strategy

Markus

Nice strategy......every trader is looking for these type concepts with clear explanation and execution.

Trading 1200T NQ

Each and every time the MACD Histogram pulls to zero, you have a corresponding reading of the Signal Line and the MA of the MACD at zero, where the lines are converging together...

Along with this convergence you have a bar closing above or below the center Bollinger Line (is that the MACD Histogram expressed as a line on the bars?)

Anyway, when these bars close below, and you go short, or close above and you buy, it's almost always profitable and you catch big runs.

i appreciate you-guys....

DrHook

Very good idea!

Dr Hook,

Thanks for the feedback.

There are many ways to improve the trading strategy that I presented, and your idea seems to be a very valid one.

And that's exactly what I want: Take this trading strategy as an idea and incorporate your own experience. I am not claiming that THIS is the only way to make money in the markets. It's one way, and for a new trader it's a great starting point.

An experienced trader might consider entering into a trade even earlier, trade multipla contracts and/or use trailing stops.

I am glad to see that you are using this idea and "enhance" it with your own observations and experiences.

Thanks! Smile

great video

it is graet video, well explain, clear and easy to folow.
did you have a performance report for this strategy ? is it work also for stocks ?

thanks for the video
eli

Performance Report

Eli, Eli, Eli.... wrong question!

What if I told you that this strategy has a winning percentage of 65.2% and produced $26,325 in profits? What would you do with that information? Blindly trust me and start trading it tomorrow with real money? Would it give you more confidence? Or would you pay me big bucks if I attached a shiny and nice looking performance report to this strategy?

The only way to get a RELIABLE performance report is through your own testing!

Here's why:

There are many factors that influence a performance report:

  • How many markets do you trade with this strategy?
  • What markets do you trade?
  • When do you trade? Only in the morning? In the afternoon? All night long?
  • What do you do when there's an economic report? Do you trade into the report?
  • Do you have daily or weekly trading goals? What happens if you reach these goals? Do you stop trading?
  • Do you have a predefined drawdown that you are willing to accept? Do you stop trading when you reached this drawdown?
  • Do you incorporate money management? When do you increase/decrease your contract size?
  • How many contracts do you trade? What slippage and commissions do you consider? You will have more slippage if you trade 30 contracts in the British Pound Futures than when you trade 30 contracts in the e-mini S&P
  • ... and the list goes on.

NEVER trust any performance report that you read or hear. ONLY trust your own backtesting. No shortcuts here.

By the way: After reading all this you might now understand that the numbers I gave you in the beginning of this reply are absolutely meaningless. And that's why I amde them up. Cool

 

Just would like to add...

As I was learning about forex, there was a guy that kept talking about "un_believable" returns to get you into his program...the kind you think were almost too good to be true...come to find out, he never listed his open (on going) trades (some he never closed)...at the time you could have opposing (hedging) trades that would keep you from getting wiped out. He only told half of the story, it is refreshing that Markus is telling people to prove it to yourself yet at the same time offering great information.

Thank you Markus!

tick charts

Hi Markus, A great explanation of you simple trading system.My question is regarding tick charts.
I've read about a 10 tick range bar chart. What is this in comparison to the normal tick chart? Next ,what is a 10,000 volume chart? Are these charts of any value & if so how does one load them with e-signal? Thank you Markus once again for a most imformative video.

Regards Bruce Cohen.

Tick Charts vs. Volume Charts

Hi Bruce,

Thanks for your email and your great question.

I personally don't use range bars, and I don't want to talk about things that I don't use. But I can tell you the difference between volume charts and tick charts.

Let's use 10,000 as an example:

  • If you display a 10,000 tick (or trade) chart, then you will get a new bar every 10,000 trades. It doesn't matter how many contracts were traded in each trade. Could be 1 or 3 or 100. A tick chart doesn't care. The next bar is displayed after 10,000 trades.
  • If you display a 10,000 volume chart, then you will get a new bar once 10,000 contracts are traded. In this case it doesn't matter whether these 10,000 contracts were achieved in 100, 1000 or 5,000 trades. All you need to know is how many contracts are traded.

I personally use Genesis Financial Trade Navigator and haven't used eSignal in the past 5 years. Therefore I can't tell you how to configure eSignal, but I bet their support team can. Cool

Hope this helps.

Markus

 

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very simple and nice i read youe ebook and i agree 100 pct on your priciples of trading

me too i use fix profit in intraday trading and i think it's very good and agree to find trade like this one on high probability of succes and a low R/R (not 1/3 like all books is almost impossible)

this is my opinion

thks

ale

Intraday trading strategy

Sat, 2009-05-16 19:25

Very simple strategy with only two indicators.

What I feel is we are utilizing a small portion of the trend, leaving most of the trend unused.

What would happen if I enter the trade when the MACD histogram crosses the zero line?

Is it possible to use "moving with the flow principle" using pivots or fractal signal with appropriate stop losses, I believe that this would result in larger profits without probably bothering about lot of indicators, and utilizing most of the trend. I would be obliged if it is possible for you to show this above principle in video form?

Thanks,

SVV

Improvements?

Hi SVV,

You are right: We are just using a 15% of the Average Daily Range, so in theory we leave approx. 85% of possible profits on the table.

But I learned it the hard way that trying to catch bottoms and tops is a sure-way to trading losses.

Did somebody buy yesterday's low? - Absolutely!

Did somebody sell yesterday's high? - Sure!

Was it the same person? - No way!

Especially these days markets turn on a dime, and I rather take profits of the table than seeing a winning trade turning into a losing one because I was too slow in taking profits.

Having said all this:

With the video above I wanted to present a simple trading idea, and I am sure there's room for improvement. I actually like these kind of questions, because it shows me that you do the right thing: Take an idea and customize it to your own trading preferences.

Just make sure that greed is not getting in your way. Wink

Markus

Seems like a reasonable approach...

Hello Markus,

thanks for this, it's always interesting to get some insight of someone else's vision/approach.

Now, why on earth do you invest your time in writing books and making video's while you could be trading instead? [Don't misunderstand me: I really do appreciate a lot that you (and some others) are actually doing this]

best regards,
The Storminator...

Why I write books and do all this stuff

Storminator,

Great question and no worries: I completely understand why you ask this question. Gosh, this could really be a long answer, but let me try to be brief:

When trading, it is extremely important to avoid overtrading, since this is one of the top mistakes of traders. In my early days I did 30-50 trades per day, because some moron told me that if I want to succeed with day trading, I need to trade al day long.

Over the years I understood the concept of "A+ Trades" and then using LEVERAGE, i.e. you take quality trades with multiple contracts instead of trading like a maniac.

I think the best times to trade are the first two hours after the markets open, i.e. from 8:30am to 10:30am Central Standard Time (Chicago Time).

And I believe in weekly goals, and once you achieved your weekly goal, STOP TRADING!

As we all know, the markets can be really addictive, so the best way to stay away from the markets is to occupy you with other things.

And I am really getting sick and tired of all the junk that I see on the Internet and on TV. Time to put these scam artists out of business.

So I am on a mission here! Wanna join me? Cool

Make sense?

Other markets?

hello, i'll make this quick. i've been trading futures for a year in a very limited way. been trading the emini-Dow but sort-of watching the EuroFX and Gold and the 30-yr Bond.

i'd like to give myself some more trading opportunities besides just the emini-Dow, but i'm not sure what the complimentary markets are. (which ones are moving, typically, when the dow is not)

can you suggest a few good markets for me to watch during the day (east coast)?

thanks, - eric

by the way, you are truly inspirational. i hope to speak with you in person one day.

Other Markets To Watch

Hi Eric,

We are following these markets:

  • e-mini S&P (ES),
  • e-mini Nasdaq (NQ),
  • e-mini Dow (YM),
  • e-mini Midcap (EMD),
  • e-mini Russell (TF),
  • 30-year Bonds (ZB),
  • Euro (6E),
  • British Pound (6B),
  • Gold (GC) ,
  • Crude Oil (CL) and
  • the grains (ZC, ZS and ZW).

All of these markets pass our criteria for volatility, volume and trends. Take a look at them and I am sure you'll find a few markets that you will like

Hope that helps and thanks a lot for the feedback.

Markus

Video

Dear Markus:

First of all, please let me congratulate you and your excellent staff in putting together this excellent program to teach newbie and current traders the art of successful trading of the futures markets.  It is by the far the best that I have seen.

As you may know, I have been studying the best and most economical way of getting introduced to trading the emini-forex market without waisting my money.  Over these past many weeks in working with Infinity Futures, Genesis Financial and last but not least Rockwell Trading - by taking advantage of the many free webinars offered by each support company, I still came up with more confused thoughts than necessary.

Today, my confusion hit me like a ton of bricks - while talking on the phone today with one of your stellar advisors ( his name is Graham, I think - sorry for the extended confusion on my part) I finally realized my problem....your excellent program does not include a complete emini-forex product.  Wow, why didn't I think of this before after wasting so much of your time which includes that of Mandy and Randy as well.

Markus, you are absolutely correct when you talk about these so-called gurus selling all major success stories but not really telling you everything that you need to know.  For example, how are their trade fees manipulated; in other words, when you count all the extras, what is your true commission rate per tic or pip? How can you tell by staring at Red and Green arrows that are looking out for you 24/7 - excuse me, I don't believe one word of that malarky.  Better yet, how do they determine your Entry point and more importantly your Exit point?  More malarky.

Your futures program is by the far the best available - when I am ready to begin emini-forex trading, you can be sure it is going to be an Infinity Futures trading ladder or dome supported by the outstanding Rockwell Trading charts BUT, Markus, you don't have an emini-forex program.....why not?  All the pieces are there - you, Randy, Brian and whoever is your ace designer, take the time to put the pieces together.  Competitor W (one of those forex made easy for everyone companies) will not stand a chance.  Why have a bunch of Red and Green arrows tell you when to enter the market but as you say, the most important step is WHEN SHOULD I EXIT the market.  Their 24/7 program is a sure loser but you cannot lose using the Rockwell charts along with the Infinity Futures broker to guide you.  As a matter of fact, don't forget the Rockwell Trade Navigator (oops, in my excitement, I almost forgot to add the most important step.)  The MACD, the Bollinger Bands, the Support and Resistant lines and finally the Profit Target & Stop/Loss features - it is amazing.

Markus, far be it for me to advise you how to run your business but if you jump on this emini-forex program, you are bound to get a BUNCH of new students; it was the CME watchdog that is the vital key to this program - I call it, "you can't lay the wood to me, buddy" program.  I hope these words help you.

Best regards,

Rodger

e-micro FX Futures

Hi Rodger,

Thanks for your email and your feedback. Much appreciated. I will pass it on to the team.

And sorry for the late response. The feedback on the eBook and the video has been overwhelming, and I am still plowing through my inbox.

Regarding your comments:
As you might have noticed, I do NOT like trading forex at all, since you are trading against the house. The broker is taking the other side of your position and there's no real exchange with times and sales etc. Therefore the broker can give you any fill he wants. And that's why we don't offer e-mini FOREX contracts.

Having said all this, as you have probably heard, the CME Group recently launched the e-micro FX FUTURES contracts. That's the equivalent to the e-mini Forex contracts, but without all the disadvantages of FOREX and including all the advantages of mini-contracts and futures. The tick size is $0.62.5 to $1.25, and you can trade these contracts through Infinity Futures.

If you don't know these contracts yet, give me a call and I'll explain everything to you. I am really excited about the e-micro FX Futures contracts, since they now open new doors for mini Forex traders.

Talk to you soon.

Markus

Nasdaq

Can you show something usen Nasdaq or NYSE (ticks)
also I,m guessen your buying options can you confirm that?
Nice work on the book aswell as these vids.
Thanks Mike

reg. your profit and stoploss targets.

Sir,

Here we are paying nearly 15 points as commision itself. In this connection by keeping your stoploss or profit taking does not give us much profit or no profit at all by obaying daily moving average. what should we do. We are mainly trading in gold and silver.

I will be happy if you will be kind enough to reply my question.

Thanking you

Yours truly

c.saikumar
India.

Commissions in India - Ouch!

15 pointsn commissions? - Ouch!

Two simple solutions:

  1. Increase the time frame and consider trading on daily charts: The larger the timeframe, the larger the stop loss and profit target. But of course this increases your risk per trade. Not easy if you trade a rather small account.
  2. Trade US markets! Don't know about the rules and regulations in your country, but most countries allow their citizens to open a trading account in the USA, provided you are still paying taxes on your trading gains.

Would that work for you?

Markus

European Exchanges

Hello Markus
Great stuff....
I'm trading from Australia and start usually around the time when the Europian markets open.
What settings would you use for those markets?Or how do I determin the settings for Europe?
I guess 1200 trades would probably be to many for those markets, right?

Dynamic trading

Hi Markus

Great video and the strategy is simple enough. I see that a part of the trading strategy uses a dynamic type of analysis using bollinger bands to determine "phases".

Phase 1: being a squeez,
phase 2: the increase in volatility(bollinger bands start to break apart),
phase 3: a parallel formation (upper and lower bollinger bands become parallel to each other and trending)
phase 4: end of momentum (lower bollinger band curves upward in a downtrend, and upper BB curves downward in an uptrend)

I've been using this type of strategy (without MACD) for a few months now but have had mixed success.

I'd like to know the percentage of succesful trades you've been having with this strategy.

Thank you

European Markets

Hi there (or should I say "mate?" Cool),

I agree: If you live in Australia and want to watch the US markets, you would have to stay up pretty late. European Markets are a great alternative.

Consider the British Pound (150 ticks) and the Euro Currency (300 ticks). And we started watching the EuroStoxx 50 on 600 ticks.

Hope that helps.

Cheers, mate!
(One of my closest friends is Australian Wink)

ADR

Markus,

Good video. I have a question: If the Average Daily Range is approximately 35 as was in the video example, would you enter a trade if you get the BB and MACD signals but price movement has already moved 33 pts. already. In other words, would you enter a trade, long or short, with two good signals if price is near the ADR limit? Thanks.

Entering trades close to the ADR

Hi Rich,

Excellent question!

No, I wouldn't enter a trade if the entry would be close to the ADR. The reason is simple: The ADR works like a rubberband: Yes, it is possible that a markets moves beyond the ADR, but the odds are against you.

If the NQ stayed in a 35 point range in the past seven days, it is more likely that it will stay in or around this range today, too. So I would skip this trade.

Very good question! Thanks for asking. Smile

Markus

Question re. ADR and Tick Settings

Hi Markus,

The video is great. I have some questions:

  • I understand how to calculate ADR (Average Daily Range). My question is are you still using tick bar (1200 trades for NQ) when calculating ADR and what time do you start as opening of trading day and the end of trading day (because you are using 24 hour trading).
  • I don't have 1200 trades (tick) in my software but I have 133 tick, 144 tick, 233 tick, 333 tick, 400 tick, 512 tick, 1600 tick, 3200 tick. Is that possible to substitute 1200 tick with one of the ticks from my software ?

Thanks,
Andy

Re: Question re. ADR and Tick Settings

Hi Andy,

Thanks for your feedback.

Regarding your questions:

  1. It doesn't matter what timeframe you use for calculating the Average Daily Range: A day's high is a day's high on 5min, 15min, 60min or even daily bars. And it doesn't really matter if you use the 24h session or just the day trading session. Most of the time the day's high and low is made during "regular trading hours (RTH)." And even if it's made during the night session it usually is just a few points away from the day's high and low. You will see that your number doesn't change dramatically whether you use the day trading session or the 24h market. I personally use the 24h session.
  2. Honest answer? - Get a better charting software. The charting software should be YOUR tool, not the other way around. If you can't do what you want to do with your software, get a better one. Don't limit yourself by the capabilities of your software. Keep in mind that you are trading against the brightest minds in the world, equipped with the best tools money can buy. Don't bring a knife to a gun fight! Wink

Hope this helps.

Markus

 

Calculating Average Daily Range: What times to use?

Hi Markus,

I enjoyed your video, very well done, highly helpful.

I have one question for now, when you take average daily range for seven days, how do you determine time period for each day?

Is it based on when the market opens for day trading at 0930 AM EST and close in the afternoon between 4:15 PM and 5 PM to determine the day's high and low for E mini, Euro, ZB, etc.

Or do you use a 24 hour time frame that includes overnight trading? I need to know so I can set the start time and end time in my chart that will capture the daily range.

Thanks,
Robert

Calculating Average Daily Range

Hi Robert,

Thanks for your feedback.

Actually, it doesn't matter whether you use the "Regular Trading Hours (RTH)" or the 24h session. Most of the time you will see that the day's high and low is made during the RTH. And even if it happens overnight, it's usually just a few points away.

And since you are just taking 10% and 15% of this ADR, you won't notice a difference. So just use whatever is easier for you to calculate.

Hope this helps,

Markus

Hi Markus Great video and the

Hi Markus

Great video and the strategy is simple enough. I see that a part of the trading strategy uses a dynamic type of analysis using bollinger bands to determine "phases".

Phase 1: being a squeez,
phase 2: the increase in volatility(bollinger bands start to break apart),
phase 3: a parallel formation (upper and lower bollinger bands become parallel to each other and trending)
phase 4: end of momentum (lower bollinger band curves upward in a downtrend, and upper BB curves downward in an uptrend)

I've been using this type of strategy (without MACD) for a few months now but have had mixed success.

I'd like to know the percentage of succesful trades you've been having with this strategy.

Thank you

Use a 2nd indicator

Hi Rafik,

Thanks for your comment.

You might have heard it in the video: The reason why I use a 2nd indicator is to get better quality trades. Just try it out: Add the MACD (or any other indicator) to your current strategy and you might get better results.

A second indicator usually dramatically increases the quality of the signals, while three and more indicators only provide marginal improvement.

Let me know if this works for you.

Markus

 

Video stops half-way through

Hello Markus,

This video is running half way and then stopping. What a great clip this must be. I hope I get to see the complete video.

Thanks,
Kurt

Re: Video stops half-way through

Hi Kurt

Thanks for your feedback.

Sorry to hear that the video got stuck. I just tested it again and it worked fine for me.

Please try again and make sure that you have internet connection until the video is done. It's a so-called STREAMING video, i.e. it downloads only the first couple of minutes, then it starts playing and while playing it downloads the rest of the information from our servers. Therefore you need to be connected to the internet during the whole time.

Let me know if it works for you now.

Markus

 

It works now

Yes Markus,

I had a wireless connection that int erupted the stream. I reloaded and watched the video in its entirety. I love to watch you go through a trade! I learned so many things.

Thank you so much!!!!

Kurt

BB with MACD technic

Hi Markus,
Pls adv if this strategy wud work in Fx on D1 charts n not applying tic charts.
BTW, in this video u mentioned abt a previous video, pls adv how we can access it, tks.

Re: BB with MACD technic

Hi Eralinks,

I am not quite sure if I understand your question. What do you mean by "D1 charts?" - Please clarify.

And you can access the video with the most frequently asked questions here:

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/free-ebook-faq

Markus

D1 Charts

Hi Markus,
Sorry, but my D1 means daily charts, tks.

Trading

Hi Markus:

Thanks for your recent reply to my question which asked "which futures you are trading".
Would you mind telling me the tick sizes you use for the EMD,TF,ZB,6E,6B,GC,CL and the grains.

In addition I wonder what your criteria are, in determining the tick size for a particular market?

I was back testing the strategy today and noticed that adding pivot points to the chart and ensuring that price cleared thoses pivot points seemed to increase the chances of success.

Re; Tick Settings For Other Markets

Hi there,

Sure, no problem. Here are the current setting for the markets that I am watching:

  • E-mini Nasdaq (NQ): 1200 ticks
  • E-mini Dow (YM): 1800 ticks
  • Euro Currency (6E): 300 ticks
  • 30 Year T-Bonds (ZB): 400 ticks
  • Crude Oil NY (CL): 500 ticks
  • E-mini S&P 500 (ES): 4,500 ticks
  • E-mini Russell (TF): 1200 ticks
  • British Pound (6B): 150 ticks
  • Euro STOXX (EX): 600 ticks
  • Gold (GC): 400 ticks

Please note that these tick values can change as market volatility changes, so please double-check with us!

And here's how I calculate the tick size: I am looking at the average tick size on 15 min bars and divide this number by 2. I typically look back on the past month of trading.

Does this answer your question?

Markus

Indicators for Ninja

I also own Ninja Trader. Ninja carries the 2 indicators you use above as they are standard on almost an charting package. I programmed the MACD and Bollinger to the exact specs you use but the chart visuals turn out quite a bit different. They should be identical. They are different enough to where the method won't work. Anybody have an explanation for why this is?

Re: Indicators for Ninja

Now THAT is really strange! Do you use the same tick settings?

You might have to contact the Ninja Support Team and ask for help. As I mentioned in a previous comment: I don't have Ninja Trader, therefore I can't tell you what might be wrong. Sorry.

Markus

its becuase data is not from

its becuase data is not from same provider...jmho

NT does not work well with ticks well

In its present version NT does not work with ticks well. New version 7 will have that capability. Just a feedback.

Trend Following strategy - video

Hi Markus,

Excellent strategy and explanatory video. It sounds great but can you demonstrate this live in any market for me to see exactly how it works. To me most stratgies look like would work when backtesting but beginners like me fail identifying and executing it live. Can you please show it to us.

Thanks

SM

Trading The Strategy In Real-Time

Hi SM,

Thanks for your comment and your feedback.

I absolutely agree: Everything looks great on past data, but it's a completely different animal when you are watching the markets live. That's why I asked some traders that I personally trained to run a trading room in which this strategy is used LIVE, while the markets are moving.

Here's more information about this live trading room:

https://www.rockwelltrading.com/products-and-services/live-trading-room

Hope this helps,

Markus

Other Markets

Great video! What settings(ticks) do you use for ZC(electronic corn)?

Re: Tick Settings for Corn (ZC)

Try 150 ticks for Corn (ZC).

Markus

 

the video

Thank you, Markus, for putting a simple but effective EXPLANATION of hoe to use these indicators! It is much appreciated!

bollinger and macd

could you please explain the daily average range again, is it the diffirence between the high and low for the PREVIOUS day or the same day and does that include from midnight to midnight or what hours. Thanks

Re: Bollinger and MACD

Hi Michael,

You need to use the high and low of the previous day. And it doesn't matter if you use the 24h session or the regular day session (see explanation above).

Hope this helps,

Markus

 

Many thanks for the work you

Many thanks for the work you have put into this and for sharing it with us. It looks good, I will try it out. Againn, thanks, Rodney

Tick Charts for FX pairs

Hi,
How do you get Trade Navigator to display tick charts for FX pairs because I don't think they do it anymore?
Do you get another data-feed from somewhere else?
If not, what are the best time-frames to daytrade FX pairs during European market hours?

Thanks

Re: Tick Charts for FX pairs

Great question!

Since there is no Foreign Exchange, there's no tick data!

In order to get tick data, you would need the combined trading information from all Forex brokers. If your charting software displays tick data, it's the trades of your broker only and therefore highly distorted.

If you really want to trade Forex, you need to derive the signals from the FX Futures markets and then execute them in Forex. Which in my humble opinion would not make a lot of sense.

Markus

 

trading strategy

Hi Markus,another great piece of work from you.I get the idea but my trading platform does not have a tick chart.What would be helpful to most newbees is a trading strategy on say EURUSD using MACD or some other chart that is in common use.
Thanks.

Color the Moving Av

Hi Markus, nice video and great explanation, I just have a quick question, I notice that the moving average on the BB are colored could you please explain how to do this and what make it to go from green to red?

 

Thanks a lot

Re: Color the Moving Av

Very simple:

I color it green when the Moving Average is pointing up, and red when it's pointing down.

But as you might have noticed, I am not using the Moving Average at all. So don't worry about the coloring. I think I'll remove it from the charts anyhow.

Markus

Tick Size

Thanks Markus, for posting the tick sizes that you use for the various markets that you watch.
The only ones that you didn't post are the grains, ZC,ZS,ZW. Would you mind posting those.
In addition, in which bourse does the ex trade?

Re: Tick Size

Hi there,

I suggest you use 150 ticks for the grains.

The EuroStoxx 50 (EX) is trading at the Eurex.

Markus

 

Thank you. Excellent video

Thank you. Excellent video

Entry Points

Markus-

Thanks for the video!

A question on the entry points: on the charts you've provided, it looks as though the market never actually touches/crosses the upper Bollinger Band for the sample trade.

For this strategy, do you recommend setting the entry at the upper Band when the MACD crosses zero, and leaving it there, or is it best to move the entry point with the Band as the OHLC bars progress?

Mit herzlichem Dank aus Chicago,

-Lance

trend following strategy

Hi Markus, if possible please give us your tick trades for the following pairs:
USD/JPY, AUD/USD, EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, USD/CHF, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, GBP/CHF. many thanx

Tick Chart Value for PAIRS

Hi Markus,
Please if at all possible kindle work out for us the tick size for the following pairs: USD/JPY
AUD/USD
EUR/USD
GBP/USD
USD/CAD
USD/CHF
EUR/JPY
GBP/JPY
GBP/chf

Re: Tick Chart Value for PAIRS

Hi AT,

Nope, because that's impossible.

Since there is no Foreign Exchange, there's no tick data!

In order to get tick data, you would need the combined trading information from all Forex brokers. If your charting software displays tick data, it's the trades of your broker only and therefore highly distorted.

As an example: Let's say that your broker executes 10 trades per minute, while another broker executes 100 trades per minute. And a third broker executes 50 trades per minute. If you would use a 150 tick chart, when would you plot a new bar? Once your broker executes 150 trades? Or when three brokers execute 150 trades? Or when all Forex brokers in the world execute 150 trades?

It's impossible!

In addition your broker can elect NOT to display certain trades on the chart? - WHAT??? - Unbelievable, but true!

If you really want to trade Forex, you need to derive the signals from the FX Futures markets and then execute them in Forex. Which in my humble opinion would not make a lot of sense.

Trade FX Futures!

Markus

 

Re: Entry Points

Hi Lance,

Good question!

You place a buy stop at the value of the Upper Bollinger Band at the completion of the bar. While the next bar is forming you do NOT move your buy stop. If it is not filled by the end of the bar, you then move the buy stop to the value of the bar that just completed.

For this reason the order is filled though it appears on the chart as prices never moved through the Bollinger Band. But they did move through the value of the Band at the last completed bar.

Same applies to a sell stop.

Make sense?

Markus

 

Entry Points

It does! Thanks!

-Lance

Hello Markus, Would it be

Hello Markus,

Would it be possible to have a link available were we could download the graphs you discuss during the interesting webinar (... a picture tells more than a thousand words, right?).

Such a graph, togheter with my notes will do the trick in the sence that I'll use this in my paper account for a while.

Best regards,
The Storminator (Belgium)

Re: Charts

Hi Storminator,

Sure.

Iif you are interested in a 30-day free trial of the charting software that I am using, you can request it here:

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/free-charts-and-real-time-data-for-30-days

Hope this helps,

Markus

Re: Your Trading Strategy

I find this excellent educaton for me. I have been using MACD and RSI.
Have been making money as well as losing same.
I have never used Bollinger Bands. I will try this when I trade and will let you now how I am performing.
What is the position when one does Short Trading. I guess you go other way round.

Thanks for the informationm

Regards,
Manharlal.

Excellent video

Excellent video

Video

Good on You Markus, As a Trader of 7 years its great to see someone out there with the knowhow to show all the Newbies how to Trade effectively and profitably and not lose like us oldies did we when we started. Great Video even to the Experienced
Regards Steve from OZ. {Australia}

Thanks Markus, that was

Thanks Markus, that was clearly and well explained. And I'm going to try it in the forex.

requested comment

Dear Markus,

I want to tell you that this video is very interesting and I have learned for example that it´s really enough to work with 2 indicators. In the past I tried to find a system with CCI, Momentum, DMI, MACD and many more - but there is not 1 solution not even with 10 indicators.

Moreover I want to inform you that your website is very well and I like your trading-rooms.

Best regards
Anton

Trading Strategy

Got this link from a trading thread I read on a regular basis. Always wondered how Tick charts worked. Even I got most of it on the first pass and will look forward to dry running the method. Thanks for a great video.

Stop Loss

I enjoyed you ebooks, and the videos very much. You explained very very well and it is very conservative to trade. I have been trading for one year, and I am even with my account. I am very frustrated. The reason because of bad habits. I was a buy and hold investor, and never have any exit strategies. I lost money for the last as long as I invest for about 10 years. I took some day trading class, but still keep bad habit of not placing stop loss. How do I overcome this?

Thanks for your great works helping us traders.

Re: Stop Loss

Hi Thong,

Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated.

Your "problem" is not uncommon: Many traders struggle with placing a stop loss. The simple solution: Put your trade on autopilot.

You should know when to exit a trade even before you enter it. Don't try to set a profit target or a stop loss while you are in a trade. Most traders are really high on emotions shortly after they enter a trade, and you don't want to make any emotionl decisions when trading.

Make a rational decision before you enter the trade, and use your trading platform to attach a so-called "bracket order" to your entry.

A "bracket order" places a stop loss order and a profit-taking order as soon as your entry order gets filled. These orders are placed as OCO-Orders (on cancels other) so that the stop loss order automatically gets cancelled once the profit target is hit and vice versa.

Most modern trading platforms support bracket orders. Talk to you broker and ask him how to use this function. This might help overcoming your problem.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Markus

what will you recommend for

what will you recommend for tick trades for QQQQ. Thanks.

Re: Tick Settings for QQQQ

Hi there,

I don't trade the QQQQ, I trade the e-mini Nasdaq (NQ)instead.

Is there a particular reason why you choose to trade the QQQQ ETF instead of the futures contract? Especially when day trading the NQ offers many advantages: lower commissions, more leverage and less capital required (only $2,000 instead of $25,000 for day trading the QQQQ).

I highly recommend trading NQ instead of QQQQ.

Markus

 

trading strategy

Hi Markus,

It is certainly very easy to follow and step by step system, I'll back test it with my demo account. I use BB myself, but instead of macd, I'm using a stochastic for confirmation.

I know that you said in this video, this system will work in any market, but I'd be happy if you could do examples from forex market which I've been concentrating for the last 6 months. Is it possible to put this video for download? It's just a thought, so I can play it over and over again without having to connect to net. In my country, good internet connection doesn't come cheap.

Oh, yea, I almost forgot, the histogram on macd, any special use for it? Because it seems to me that you rely only on moving average and signal line

Again, thanks for sharing your system with us!!

Regards,

Yohanes

Re: trading strategy

Hi Yohanes,

Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated.

We are working on a version of the video that you can download, Should be available in the next couple of days. When it is available, you will see a link under the video that says Dowload the Video Now.

It is almost imposiible to trade CASH Forex with this strategy, because there are no tick charts when trading CASH Forex (see above). That's why I only use the strategy on Forex FUTURES markets. Although these markets are very similar, you should NOT try to adapt a strategy from the FX Futures market to the FX Cash market. For this reason I decided to show the strategy on a different market.

Makes sense?

And regarding the MACD histogram: No, I am not using it and you can omit it, if you want.

Hope this helps,

Markus

PS: Where do you live?

Over-optimizing?

Hi Markus,

Really appreciate everything you are sharing. The e-book was excellent as were the videos you have been sharing with me.

I would like to know how do I know if I am over optimising my system. I would really appreciate any help you can provide on this for me

Thanks

James

Re: Over-optimizing

Hi James,

Excellent question.

Here's a simple test: If you have developed a trading strategy for a certain market, test it on a related market. The strategy should deliver similar results.

As an example, if you have developed a strategy for trading the e-mini S&P, this strategy should work equally well on the e-mini Dow, the e-mini Midcap and the e-mini Nasdaq. And if you have developed a strategy for trading the EUR/USD, then it should work equally well on the GBP/USD.

If it doesn't, you probably have curvefitted the strategy to one market.

Also, try to use some "out of sample data". As an example: Test the strategy on the data from June 2008 until Feb 2009, and then again on data from March 2009 until May 2009. The performance results of the past two months should be similar to the results you have achieved in previous months.

Hope this helps,

Markus

 

Great lesson

Hi Markus

Your e-book is very helpful and this video was excellent. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I already implement few of the advices from your e-book in my demo trading, and I will also back test & try this strategy on Forex, on daily chart.

It is nice to be able to watch over the shoulder of real trader, and I hope that you will post more videos like this one soon.

Once again, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Thank you Markus!

Hello Markus,

Although I don't day trade, (it doesn't fit my personality) I do try to learn as much as I can when I find a good source of information, of which you are one.
I was wondering if you've posted a "recommended reading" list yet? If not, I'm sure all of us here would appreciate it if you did.
Thanks again for being so generous with your knowledge and honesty in sharing your personal experiences with us.

Wishing you continued success,
Ray

Reading List

Hi Ray,

Thanks for the comment. Smile

I posted a reading list a while back in our forum:

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/content/book-recommendations-0

This reading list is still current. In fact, I am re-reading Reminiscenses of Stock Operator right now.

Markus

Great Video and strategy

I do not trade futures yet, but the strategy simplifies the entry and exit process of the trade, removing emotions from it and leaving it on autopilot

Thank you for helping us become better trades

JCV

Stop and Target placement.

How do you in the heat of battle figure out the ART, and the Stop and tartget placement? It seems to me that the stop and targets should be known be for you enter the trade.

Thank You,
Dwayne

Re: Stop and Target placement

Hi Dwayne,

You should calculate the Average Daily Range based on the last seven completed days. By doing so you have the numbers for the stop loss and the profit target at the end of the previous trading day, so you already know today where you will place the profit target and stop loss during the trading tomorrow.

Hope this helps.

Markus

Trading Strategy Video

Hi Markus,

I thought this was a very informative video and I'd like to copy it to my hard disk so that I could look at it from time to time as a refresher while I'm studying your e-book. Is there any way that I can do that?

Cheers,
Mike.

Re: Trading Strategy Video

Hi Mike,

We are working on this. We'll send you an email when the video is available for download. Should be in the next couple of days.

Markus

 

Thanks Markus

Thanks again for the video. I'll try the strategy this week on my FX practice account.

F. Gant

Setting of BB and MACD for 1 Minute Chart

Dear Markus,

I really enjoyed the book and more than that your astute in explaining the trading in very lucid manner, I am confused regarding setting of Bollinger Band and MACD for 1 Minute chart or 5 or 10 or 15 as I am comfortable with 1 or 3 minute chart more than 15 (As in India we have very choppy market now a days, I trade in stocks) so can you assist me in finding right chart setting as well as for BB , MACD.

Thanks in advance

Risk / Reward aspect in day trading

Hi, Markus !
Thanks a lot for sharing ebook and strategy, really enjoyed your
explanations. I have a question regarding risk / reward aspect in day trading.
I was using before some strategy with pretty high winning percentage(70% -80%),but average profit was smaller than average loss (approx. 1 / 0,7 risk / reward ratio) and had mixed results with it.
During the months when winning percentage was stable, it was ok and strategy was profitable at the end of the month. But during the months when there were some extra couple losing days, and therefore winning percentage decreased slightly
(to 60% - 65%), the strategy lost money.
In general, is it possible to achieve consistent edge with such type of strategies ? In the book your refer to profit factor of 1.3,1.5 / 1 or better per trade, is it absolute “ must have “ in day trading strategy, no matter what the winning percentage is ?

Best regards,
jt.

Re: Risk / Reward aspect in day trading

Hi Jt,

I personally like to have a risk/reward ratio of 1.5 or higher. With such a ratio even you could have a winning percentage of only 50% and still make profits. Therefore your trading doesn't suffer if you have "a few extra losing days," as you described it.

Trading strategies with a risk/reward ration smaller than 1.0 require a high winning percentage, and though they are probably profitable in the long run, they can do some severe damage to a trader's account in the short run.

Therefore I recommend trading a strategy with a risk/reward ration of 1.5 or higher.

Hope this helps,

Markus

 

Hi, I read your book and

Hi, I read your book and enjoyed it~
yet I do not have a strategy when I first stepped into the stock market..I was simply gambling my way through....
this proves to be a good starting point! Thanks so much!!

trading strategy

Hi Markus

Thank you very much for your ebook which i enjoyed very much.
I also enjoyed the trading strategy video.Please can you tell
me what charting package you were using in the video.

kind regards
george

Re: trading strategy

Hi George,

Thanks for your comment.

The charting package I am using in this video is called Genesis Financial Trade Navigator. In my opinion it is one of the best charting software packages out there, and believe me: I've tried a lot. The huge advantage: You don't have to pay an arm and a leg for it: Monthly subscription starts at $59, which is sufficient for most traders.

Genesis allowed us to offer a free 30-day trial. If you are interested, you can request it here:

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/free-charts-and-real-time-data-for-30-days

All the best,

Markus

a trading strategy

A V Good demo.

indicators lagging

Hi everyone,

I am very tired in loosing money into the market (forex), i allways followed the indicators but i can see all the indicators come late with information.

VIDEO

thanks for the informative video Bill

Trend following strategy

Hello Marcus,

I have been back testing the strategy with currency pairs EUR:USD, GBP:USD, USD:JPY and USD:CHF with very reliable results. The tick values I have found to be the 'best' are in the range of 1500 to 2000 ticks, I prefer the 1500 value for the smoothest trend. I have been converted from time bars to tick bars. Now the back testing has been done, which buy its nature is retrospective, lets see how the future performs, with unknown future white space emerging from the right hand side of my charting software.

The video was absolutely packed with value, thank you.

Kindest regards,

Royston Simmons

your video and ebook

your ebook and this video is excellent and i wish i had
discovered you much earlier before wasting thousands on scam courses!!

i would have prefered a non trending strategy though as i find the
markets not trending very often - am trying to trade bund but do not
know what tick chart to use for this?

also do you do one to ones - rather than needing to purchase yr whole crse

many thanks
ann

Video

Great instructional. Would love to continue to receive videos like this.

Ben

MACD/Bollinger Band Video

Outstanding video. Thanks for doing it.

One question? If, for example, we have a sell set up, i.e. MACD below both the signal line and zero, plus prices hitting against downtrending lower Bollinger Band, but price low is already below the lower Bollinger Band, what do we do?
Enter at market? Enter a sell limit at the lower Bollinger Band?

D.Rush

Re: MACD/Bollinger Band Video

Hi D.,

Great question.

You would enter with a MARKET order if the price is already beyond the value of the Bollinger Bands.

Hope this helps,

Markus

 

Changes in volatility and calculating the tick values

Hi Markus,
Many thanks for the video and your answers.

Could you please explain more how to calculate tick size: you said previously you look on tick size of 15 min bar and then divide by 2, does that mean only to count how many ticks (trades) occurred during average 15 minutes of session and then divide by 2 ?
Also, what is your criteria for changes in market volatility in order to re-calculate tick
values (for example, if volatility/ADR of particular market increases/decreases for certain amount of points, than it needs to re-calculate tick size for this market) ?

Thanks in advance and
all the best

Re: Changes in volatility and calculating the tick values

Hi there,

You got it right: Check how many ticks occured in a 15min period, build an average and divide THAT by 2.

I usually check the settings once a quarter, and I want to see a difference of at least 25% between my current settings and the calculated new setting, i.e. if I am currently using 10,000 ticks then I want to see either a new value below 7,500 or above 12,500 before I change my settings.

Makes sense?

Markus

Thanks for the demo and the

Thanks for the demo and the way you have done it with the MACD was quite understood.

looks simple

hi
i would like to ask what charts you use and what broker do you use as there is a big difference between these.

i have day traded and this is a difference when your in a trade.

d neal.

Re: looks simple

Hi D.,

I am using Trade Navigator from Genesis Financial Technologies as a charting platform and Infinity Futures as a brokerage.

If you would like to test drive the charting platform for free, you can request a demo here (no credit card needed):

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/free-charts-and-real-time-data-for-30-days

Hope that helps,

Markus

your trading strategy

Thank you for this free video. It's great and very kind of you to teach this for free.

Hi, I would like to thankyou

Hi,
I would like to thankyou for the video you have sent me.Well what can i say the video, is well made and you explained it very well.I learned a lot from your video and would like to say a big thankyou, and a great job you are doing for all of us.Thanx
Regards.
Vinay.

Day Trading

hi friends!!really very good guide for the day trading.Its concepts are very easy to learn and understand for the professionals.I also know a website which provide very important concepts about the day trading. If you want to more details about the day trading please visit the link.. www.daytradingexplained.com.au

Great Video

Video was very informative. Thanks alot!!!!!!!!!!!

Wonderbars!

Great stuff. Well done presentation. Thank You.

Thanks

Your teaching style is easy to follow.
Thanks for the learning experience.

question

helow,
I am new in day trading. i have been reading and learning for last couple of months.I have to admit your trading strategy looks very simple and powerful indeed. I have a question.
I don't know how to use that ADR. I am using ninja trader as my platform. I can't seem to find it.Please help
thanks

Re: question

Hi Farhan,

The "ADR" is not (yet) an official indicator that is programmed into charting software packages, so you have to do a little programming yourself. Here's how I programmed it into Genesis Trade Navigator (the software I am using):

MovingAvg ( High Of Daily - Low Of Daily , 7 )

Maybe somebody can translate this into "Ninja language". Wink

Hope this helps,

Markus

I tried to enter this formula

I tried to enter this formula into the Genesis software, but something seems to be missing. I think an "expression" is missing, as when I use this formula I get a bar only.

Re: I tried to enter this formula

Hi Paul,

Call me and I will walk you through.

Markus

 

New Trading Strategy

What a wonderful way to spend a Saturday Night, a home cooked curry (mine) and some real education. Can't wait till the markets open on Monday to give it a go, "paper-trading' of course, to learn for me, and then to put it into hard cash .

The quality of your videos is terrific, clear, concise, and easy to understand. I look forward to viewing more of the same.

I shall be reading the book over the weekend, which I am also looking forward to.

I feel that this will take my trading to a new level.

Many Thanks, Andy

Re: New Trading Strategy

Hi Andy,

Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated.

I am passionate aboout cooking. Would you mind sharing your curry recipe? Cool

Markus

 

I really appreciate that you

I really appreciate that you go bar-by-bar while explaining the rationale of the trade. Too many other trading educators show you a great chart taken at the end of the trade - but we need to make decisions bar-by-bar, as you show. Keep up the good work.

latest video

Just wanted to say a big thanks to you - I've been looking in to trading off an on for about 12 months so consider myself a novice, but I'm hoping to become a self sufficent day trader vs reliant on any of the numerous trading letters out there - you know the type ' just send us xxx and we'll send you an automated system that makes you all the money you could ever need in your sleep'

I'm reading through your book, and for the first time in one place all the various trading terms are clearly explained with what they are and how they might be used.

I am currently of the opinion that, like my current industry of IT, there is an awful lot of jargon used in trading that just confuses rather than clarifies, so any attempt to cut through this is greatfully received. The videos show the theory being used in real life examples, so a great learning tool

so thanks again -

David

Video Entries

Wow You got to be a very brave or confident man.You are entering trades in the distribution phase of the market,may be I don't understand bollinger bands,what is the use of the center band or macd crossover and the histogram cross the center line?After the market make a run up like that I cannot enter the market,the latest is crossing the BB.center band with macd crossover.Trend following method is great but entries must be after the accumillation phase.Your basic concept is good but your entries are too late.OK your commentery are great.
Thank you. Ron.

comments on video

i am happy with the contents 0f your book this video is very informative,i am very thankful to you for that, basically i am into forex market,if you can prepare some video on forex that will be a grate help to all like me.i do not get the opportunity to trade on tick charts since my mt4 platform does not support tick charts,can you suggest some solution for this.i am eagerly awaiting your reply.

Re: comments on video

Hi there,

Thanks for your feedback.

The software I am using is Genesis Financial Trade Navigator. We partnered with Genesis and I am allowed to offer you a free 30-day trial of the software.

If you would like to test-drive it, just visit this webpage and enter your contact information (no credit card needed):

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/free-charts-and-real-time-data-for-30-days

Have fun and let me know what you think about the software.

Entry Order Issuing

Markus, thanks for the video.

What do you do as far as issuing orders if the stop order is not filled on the next bar? Do you continue to issue the stop order each bar at the same original stop price? If so, for how many bars is the order issued?

Or, do you update the Stop price each bar to the new Bollinger Band value? If this is the case, again, for how many bars do you issue the order?

Or, do you only issue the order for 1 bar and if not filled, it is not issued again (i.e., the order must be filled on the first bar following the color change of the bars?

Thanks,
Chris

Re: Entry Order Issuing

Hi Chris,

Great question.

If the order is not filled on the first bar, I update the stop price each bar to the new Bollinger Band value. I do this as long as my entry criteria are still valid, i.e. the MACD is ABOVE the zero line and ABOVE its signal line when going long.

Once the Bollinger Band turns flat OR the MACD moves below zero OR the MACD crosses the signal line from above, I cancel the order.

Does this help?

Markus

 

Excellent and Great thank

Excellent and Great
thank u.
I am living in India. I will try this strategy in my market and feedback the same to You
bye
krichenaraj

trading strategy video

It is very good strategy...We have been using both Bollinger band as well as mACD..But this was amazing to use the combination of Bolligner band and MACD to get stupendous profit...
thanks
Dilip New Zealand

Tick trades/Tick Charts

Markus

Once more you've done it, I just love your videos.....you make learning your strateges so easy even for a 70s old man, I look forward to each new one thanks for the time you take to make these videos.

Can this last strategy be used on "End of Day" trading? what size tick chart would you suggest for EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GPP/USD, EUR/CAD.

Thanks for your efforts THANK YOU THANK YOU for everything......

Clive

Re: Tick trades/Tick Charts

Hi Clive,

Glad to hear that you enjoy the videos.

This strategy is a day trading strategy, and I haven't tested it with end-of-day data. Obviously you would have to select a larger profit target and stop loss. Try the average WEEKLY range over the past 7 weeks.

Hope this helps.

Markus

 

Entry Point

The entry point in your video assumes that the Bollinger Band is above the price bar. Where do you place an entry order if the price bar has closed above (below) the Bollinger Band? I've noticed that this happens fairly often. Thanks.

Re: Entry Point

If the price closes outside of the Bollinger Band, you simply enter with a market order.

Hope this helps,

Markus

 

trading idea

Markus -

Thanks for the trading idea. I am enjoying your book and all your videos. Looking forward to joining your chat room as the 2 hrs a day approach is the perfect thing for a beginner like me who also has a day job.

For those who use thinkorswim, I think the "Average Daily Range" used to set the stops and profit targets is the same as the "Average True Range" study used in TOS charts. I went to 5/18/09 for the /NQ set the study for 7 period ATR and it read 35 also. I have no idea how to get TOS charts to automatically calculate & display the 10% stop and 15% target but some quick math before the trade comes should do the trick.

Cheers.

-tom

Vidio

Thank you - will read the book this week end

Be careful with this!

Be careful with this!

The strategy explained is for a volatile market and worked very well 6 month ago but not in the last few months and probably why it is so quiet in the blog.

The stop loss technique and the rules makes it difficult for the average investor to back test.

/A.N

/AN

Your Video

I completed reading your ebook and today I received your mail about the video. I immediately downloaded and watched it. You explained it so very nicely, I really appreciate it. I am getting confidence in day trading even though I have not yet started. I am currently watching different charts and indicators and trading on paper. If I have any doubts in future, I will post it here.

Regards,

Krishna

Re: Be careful with this!

Hi Anne,

As you might have noticed, this strategy incorporates volatility for the entries and exits. Therefore it works in ANY market condition; when volatility decreases the strategy automatically adjusts the profit targets and stop losses.

Also, as volatility decreases you should adjust the tick settings and decrease the number of ticks for plotting the bars.

Hope this helps.

Markus

 

Bollinger Band - MacD Trend Following Trading Stategy

Hi Marcus, Wow - this was so informative and all incompassing.

I shall have to play this video over and over to grasp completely everthing you show. At my novice level I feel that I have been eavesdropping in on what the seniors are doing and I feel so priveleged and motivated to reach this level as soon as I can.

Truly my friend you impart a breadth of trading knowlegde for free - that many would not even give one even when paying in some expensive trading courses.
Thank you so much Marcus - you a gem n th web.
Regards
Les Egling

ps. I am practice trading the Impulse Corrective Wave Retracement Strategy (ICWR) on forex 5min. and 4HR. charts currently. What do you think of it?

Re: Bollinger Band - MacD Trend Following Trading Stategy

Hi Les,

Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated!

Regarding your question: I tried to wrap my head around Elliott Waves, but I was unable to apply the concepts in real-time. Everything was clear in hindsight, which - as you know - does not make you any money.

Therefore I can't give you any feedback on your Impulse Corrective Wave Retracement Strategy. But you can judge it yourself: If it makes you money, it's a good strategy. If it doesn't, it's not. Quite simple. Wink

Markus

This is with regard to your

This is with regard to your lesson on 'Head and Shoulders Pattern'.

Please refer to the S&PCNXNIFTY, one of the index on Indian stock market trade. This index had Head and Shoulder pattern starting mid of May' 09 spanning to first week of July'09. As per pattern there should be reversal but market again went up touching low of approx.3900. Need to understand

Your strategy video

Thank you, Markus!

My experience has been that a ratio of 4 between the first two figures in the MACD yields a more responsive MACD. Have you looked at a MACD of, say, 6, 24,9?

Dave

Re: Your strategy video

Hi Dave,

I haven't tried it yet. I'll take a look at it and let you know what I think.

Thanks for the tip!

Markus

would this work on the

would this work on the similar etf's

Re: ETFs

Sure, why not?

I personally do not trade stock for a variety of reasons. I prefer futures, and I know that THIS strategy works in any market that has decent volatility, enough volume to avoid slippage and nice trends. Therefore it should work equally well on ETFs.

Markus

 

weekly limit

Markus -

Again thanks for the interesting trading strategy. I am forward testing it starting this week but I am also trying to forward test your whole book by setting trading limits, logging results, saying the "I am" affirmations.

It's Tuesday and I have met my financial goal for the week so I am stopping trading this system for the week even though this is only paper money.

I think I'll take the rest of the week to reread the book and maybe test some other systems that I am working on and retool them in light of your teachings.

Thanks so much ... all this ... and I haven't given you a cent!

-Coolio

Re: weekly limit

Coolio,

VERY GOOD!

The key to trading success is to make money and keep it! Therefore I teach the concept of weekly goals. Glad to hear that you are applying this concept!

Smile

Markus

video

it is nice. i learned a lot .it is useful.

trading strategy

this is great information, how is the average daily range figured, do you do the research and math yourself or does the charting software do it? that is the only number i couldnt how to get it from your video. also would it not be a good idea to use a trailing stop on the profit to protect ourself but take full advantage of the trend?

Hi Markus, I'm so, so

Hi Markus, I'm so, so impressed with the quality of everything you teach that I have forwarded it all onto the Skype short term trading mentorship group I belong to.

I hope you don't mind I also forwarded it onto a very helpful young broker I deal with, to disseminate it in turn to his clientele of whom many are new traders. This broker had turned to me for any suggested material that he could use to assist new traders and I couldn't think of a more useful and appropriate source than what you offer. So you fanmail will rise exponentially in gratitude from our sunny shores soon.

I must tell you that even reading through these many emails you feature in response to your ebook and subsequent videos, I learn so much more. Such accumulative and varying perceptions create a kind of great think tank on the web. A kind of university of better and more profitable trading.
Many Regards
Les Egling
South Africa.

Re; Hi Markus

Hi Les,

Thank you very much!

Where in South Africa do you live? I visited Capetown and Johannesburg in January 2004, and I really want to come back soon. I had a great time there.

All the best in your trading and I hope to talk to you soon,

Markus

 

Hi Markus, I live in

Hi Markus,
I live in Roodepoort, a dormitory town of Johannesburg, and about 20kms. west of it. Please free to call me up if you should be visiting South Africa again.
Many Regards
Les Egling.

Bollinger/MACD trading strategy

Markus:

Thank you very much for your informative video regarding the Bollinger/MACD trading strategy. I have been trading a version of this on the ES for about three months, with fairly consistent results. I usually wait for the highest probability trading opportunities, so while I am watching the market every day, I do not always trade every day. My trades can also vary from a simple scalp, as is shown in the video, to a swing trade. The strategy works both ways, although many people do not like to hold CME contracts overnight.

I appreciate the time and effort you have put into this video. My question concerns the effect of volume. The Bollinger Band measures the effect of price movements away from a simple moving average (standard deviation), and thus is a measure of volatility. The location of price to the band is also a measure of overbought/oversold conditions. The MACD is also a moving average, except it is exponential, meaning that more recent prices have greater weight than older prices. Hence, your strategy uses more recent price to confirm past price, and is a measure of bullish/bearish conditions. In short, you are using a moving average to confirm a moving average. Isn't that kind of redundant, or unnecessary?

Wouldn't a volume indicator be a better confirmation? In other words, if you add a volume indicator or set up your chart as a volume based chart, wouldn't price movement based on volume be more reliable than price movement based on trade numbers (tick)? The reason why I bring this up is because I am sure you have noticed the drop off of volume going into the mid-day and the increase of volume going into the close (even tho futures trade AH), as well as the effect of that changing volume on price. As I see it, volume always confirms, one way or the other. If you do use volume, what indicator do you use?

Thanks for your reply.

Juan

Re: Bollinger/MACD trading strategy

Hi Juan,

First of all, congratulations on your patience in trading. As you said: Waiting for the high probability trading setups leads to a higher success rate.

Regarding your questions:

Yes, you are right that both MACD and Bollinger Bands are based on a moving average. But the Bollinger Bands uses a the standard deviation of a simple moving average while the MACD is measuring the distance between two exponential moving averages. Therefore both indicators complement each other.

Having said this: THIS is a very simple trading strategy, and there is definitely room for improvement. So why not incorporating an indicator that YOU are familiar with, e.g. TICK.

Regarding the trading times:

I personally like to trade the first two hours after the opening, because then there's decent volatility in the markes. I do not like to use THIS strategy during the lunch hour, since the markets are usually moving sideways during this time. This strategy is a trend-following strategy, so you need TRENDS. And trends usually don't occur during lunchtime.

Hope this helps!

Markus

 

Trading Strategy

Just viewed your "Trading Strategy". I believe that the "devil is in the details". Thanks for providing these details in sufficient fashion that it can be backtested. I trade the Mini-Russel,--I'll let you know how my backtesting comes out.

40 Video Training Program

In purchasing the program, can it be shipped in DVD format? My laptop has a small viewing screen, and I am experiencing extremely slow buffer loading, lock-ups, and frequent system crashes. My laptop is a HP Windows Vista Ultimate x64 bit operating system, and no one in the computer shops cannot identify the problem. The only suggestions that I have received are replace the motherboard or purchase a new (new) laptop.

I am highly interested in purchasing the Trading Course; moreover, I cannot see myself enjoying the learning process with slow buffer downloading, system lock-ups, and system crashes.

Thank you for understanding.

Re: 40 Video Training Program

Hi Hayes,

I understand.

We are currently working on a DVD version and should have it in 2-3 weeks. We will keep you posted. Smile

Markus

Video to The Guide to Day Trading

I'm just a beginner but found the explanation very easy to follow, logical and understandable. I'd wish to be able to listen to more lessons such this one.
On the other hand, what I did not quite understand was the statement regarding the overtrading, i. e. to leave the trade reaching the profit limit even though the trend is still going well for me. Why not to await more profit?
I guess, the answer is given in your book I didn't read yet?

Very nice presentation

Very nice presentation and is always welcome, trading the markets is like the fire pit the flames are always different and so your chart indicators constantly have to be adjusted to compensate, so sharing ones strategies helps others improve. thanks

simple MACD strategy question

Wow Markus! Thank you for taking the time to explain a good strategy and answer questions.

If I reach my profit target, is it okay to enter again on the very next tick bar if it meets all the criteria?

I was able to get very good back-tested results using 100% of the ADR for both target and stop.(fixed target, trailing stop) My software takes the worst case scenario of the stop always executing before the target on the same bar; so 10% of ADR almost always got hit. I don't know why the scalping doesn't test well, but the basic strategy is sound.

This is the best trading

This is the best trading video I've ever seen. I'm a beginner & I could even understand what you were doing & why. It is very straightforward & very easy to understand. Thank you so much for this information. Does it also work on trading stocks?

But what about Forex?

I traded futures for a while but switched to Forex. The MetaTrader platform does not offer ticks, only minutes and hours, etc. How would this best be applied to that scenario? And would you still base the system on the "open" of individual Forex sessions? I do use Genesis too but found the tick data to vary too much from my actual trading brokers, since of course, the Forex is not centralized. Also, not sure if I can day trade very well while I still have a day job.

thanks.

Re: But what about Forex?

Hi Eric,

You are absolutely right:

Since there is no Foreign Exchange, there's no tick data!

In order to get tick data, you would need the combined trading information from all Forex brokers. If your charting software displays tick data, it's the trades of your broker only and therefore highly distorted.

As an example: Let's say that your broker executes 10 trades per minute, while another broker executes 100 trades per minute. And a third broker executes 50 trades per minute. If you would use a 150 tick chart, when would you plot a new bar? Once your broker executes 150 trades? Or when three brokers execute 150 trades? Or when all Forex brokers in the world execute 150 trades?

It's impossible!

In addition your broker can elect NOT to display certain trades on the chart? - WHAT??? - Unbelievable, but true!

If you really want to trade Forex, you need to derive the signals from the FX Futures markets and then execute them in Forex. Which in my humble opinion would not make a lot of sense.

Trade FX Futures!

Markus

entry and exit points, MACD

Hi Mark, congratulations on this video, it is very clear and simple to understand.
I wanted to ask if you have tested the fact to enter when the histogram changes direction or when the fast crosses the slow lines, instead of waiting until the line is above the 0 line.

Thanks for your response in advance.

Regards
Fernando Cesar
San Antonio TX

Re: entry and exit points, MACD

Hi Fernando,

Please review the video again, since it's easier for me to explain something on the charts:

I am using the MACD to identify the direction of the market, but I am using the Bollinger Bands to determine my entry and exit points.

Let me know if you still have questions after watching the video a second time.

Talk to you soon,

Markus

 

Backtesting Results

Thanks for such a detailed explanation of the trading system. I created a TradeStation (EasyLanguage) strategy based on the information you provided and backed tested it on ES and YM for the current year (2009). Unfortunately the results were not so good. I detailed my findings on my blog. I would love to hear your feedback Markus and/or anyone else. Maybe I'm missing something?

http://swantrading.wordpress.com/2009/08/04/rockwell-strategy-backtesting/

Thanks for your help.

Jeff

Re: Backtesting Results

Hi Jeff,

NEVER try to automate a trading strategy. It doesn't work!

Here's why:

The strategy that I outlined in the video above is a trend-following strategy. Therefore this strategy performs well in trending markets, but not in sideways markets. As a trader, your main task is to identify whether the market is trending or going sideways. If you identify a trending market, use a trend-following strategy. If you identify a sideways market, use a trend-fading strategy.

Never trade a strategy all the time! It doesn't work.

Examples of when NOT to trade:

  • Don't trade before or after a major holiday, since there might be no volume in the market and therefore any moves are highly manipulated.
  • Don't trade into a major economic release! Before the release the markets will be rather quiet and after the report the market might go crazy. If you are in a position while a report is being release, you gamble!
  • Don't trade on days when the markets are not moving, e.g. ahead of a FOMC announcement or when Bernanke is testifying.
  • Don't trade into major support or resistance.
  • ... and the list goes on.

Now you know why the backtested results are rather disappointing, do you?

A trader who uses some common sense will always outperform a mechnical trading system.

Markus Cool

Hi Markus, I live in SA so I

Hi Markus,

I live in SA so I get the time to trade the EC during London time zone, I used your method this AM as described on a short from 1.4129. I made a ton of pips off the trade. Thanks for your time and for helping so many achieve their objectives.

Regards
Dean

Congratulations!

Congratulations, Dean.

I am happy to hear that you applied what you learned and made money! Cool

You won't believe how many traders are watching this video but do NOT take action. Therefore I am always thrilled when I hear that somebody actually USED my materials to make money.

All the best in your trading!

Markus

HUGE ES WINNER

Hi Markus

Dean here again, thanks to your method I just had my biggest intraday ES winner ever +9.75 Points. I am an experienced trader and used a method I trust to trail the exit for +9.75 Points (En-996.00 Ex-1005.75). Thank you once again Markus, you truly have good intentions and follow through by sharing your knowledge undiluted. Although I am a profitable trader with 10 years experiance, from today’s EC and ES profits I clearly can learn from you.

Regards
Dean
PS (Were can I email my chart so it can be verifiable)

Bollinger bands and MACD

Now someone has explained a trading system that just might work. Easily understood for a beginner. My compliments.

The Trade

Hi Marcus! Many thanks for bringing even us "experienced" (good and bad) traders back to the basics. Your explanation of this trading methodology is very nicely presented. Good work! And I must say that it's refreshing to see a professional trader such as yourself actually provide something of value to the masses. I appreciate your willingness to share useful information, and not just self-promoting sound bites or proprietary products as most other "providers" do! The difference between being an "educator" vs "salesman". I hope you profit greatly from this honest approach! Thank you!

Trading Strategy - Time of Entry

Hi Markus,
Thanks for the great video and the fantastic ebook. Enjoyed both and learnt a lot in such a short time.
However a have 2 quick questions. When entering a trade after the crossover of the MACD, AND waiting for MACD to move above (or below) the zero line results in one missing much of the move and hence the profit. Is this to ensure we dont enter on a false signal? Secondly, if the move up (or down) is well on the way before you pick up the trend would you still look to enter if the MACD and the band are all rightly placed and pointing in the right direction?

regards
pravin

I backtested it with Tradestation as well

And the results weren't pretty.

All Trades Long Trades Short Trades

Total Net Profit ($1,987.50) ($712.50) ($1,275.00)
Gross Profit $7,037.50 $5,087.50 $1,950.00
Gross Loss ($9,025.00) ($5,800.00) ($3,225.00)
Profit Factor 0.78 0.88 0.60

Equity curve is like a big U. From 6/17 to present it's positive so if anyone tests the last 20 trades as suggested they would be very impressed. But it's not likely to continue performing as well.

I don't see how a human could improve results dramatically just be not trading at certain points. I can see a human improving results a bit but not from a profit factor of 0.78 to 2.0.

I'd love to see this traded profitably in the trading room. If this is traded successfully then I suspect the trader is adding some more criteria or something.

Re: I backtested it with Tradestation as well

Hi Michael,

In addition to the comments that I made above, there's one more factor to consider:

We adjust the tick settings for the bars periodically based on the market volatility. The last time we adjusted the tick settings was in the beginning of July. Before that, we used 4,500 ticks in the e-mini S&P.

Use a tick setting of 2,650 from July 1st to date and a tick setting of 4,500 from January 1st - June 30th.

And again: Please see my comments above when discussing "automated back testing!"

Feel free to join the trading room and see us trading the strategy live. Smile

Markus

 

Trading Video Strategy

Clear, concise explanation, well notated on the chart. Very interesting and worth trying.
Thank you !
Albie

Thank you Markus, As you

Thank you Markus,

As you said,this is a very good strategy ,which one can apply on every market.

Ping Pong Strategy

The Ping Pong strategy I thought was valid for side ways markets only yet the examples in the the latest video shows entries being made on red bars, meaning a downward trending session.  Please clarify?

pl 

Applicable to securites?

Thanks for the trading strategy! You mentioned this is applicable to most futures markets. Can this also be applied to individual securities? Thanks!

Re: Applicable to securites?

Hi Al,

The strategy I presented is a trend-following strategy. It is NOT curve-fitted to a specific market, and therefore it should work well on securities, too, especially ETFs like SPY, QQQ and DIA.

Give it a try. Smile

Markus

 

chart indicator changes

Hi Markus
I like many thank you for sharing this system.
Above you mention working on the ETF's SPY etc.
I have tried to figure out how to change the info that you show on futures example to ETF's, but do not feel it is working out.
Perhaps you might give a little info on the changes that would be need to try the system with ETF's in RTH and etc.
In the hopes that after a little practice with ETF's , futures might be the way and perhaps a little time in the mentoring trading room.
Thank you again.
SJ

Re: chart indicator changes

Hi SJ,

As I mentioned in the previous post: I do NOT trade ETFs. I am just trading futures, since they have lots of advantages over ETFs. Therefore I can not give you the specific settings for ETFs.

Let me know if you start looking into futures trading. Now THAT's an area where I can help! Wink

Markus

 

Video

Hello,

Thank you for this video, it's full on interesting information !
I'm reading your e-book right now, so I will be back !

Thanks

Marc
Montreal, Canada

Well done video and I am also

Well done video and I am also going to back test the strategy as well. I am starting to believe your second to none and may just have to join your service!

Trading Strategy Video

Aha, the missing link! Excellent, and thank you very much, Marcus. I am familiar with the MACD and Bollinger bands, but this video filled in a lot of gaps for in terms of how one can use these toole in a trading strategy, set stops, etc.

One question - I thought your entry point on the trade was quite late. The MACD had already crossed the zero line, the central and lower Bollinger lines had turned, and it looked to me that an earlier entry, just after the MACD crossover would have been quite safe. What am I missing?

video

very well presented - clear and complete
you should do more of this

thank you

Nice Video, complements your

Nice Video, complements your e-book. Which is well done!

Thank You!

Shorter Time Frames

Markus..enjoyed the video. How does this setup work with shorter tick timeframes, such as the 50 and 89 tick for entry purposes for intra-day trades??

Thanks...

Re: Shorter Time Frames

Hi there,

Thanks for the feedback. If you use a smaller timeframe, you are getting too many "false entries", which are caused by the noise in the markets. You want to catch the "true trends", and not the manipulated and engineered moves. Therefore I don't recommend using a smaller time frame.

Hope this helps,

Markus

 

About the entry order to the trade

Hi markus ,
i have question on the Entry
Let's talk on Up trend scenario:
Do you wait for the first green bar to close before you enter your
"buy stop" order ? correct

if the first Green bar not finnished yes but it's touching the Upper BB then you still wait for the close of the bar to place your order correct ?

if the First Green bar closed above the BB then you might enter with market order to enter this up move ? correct

thanks

Ron

Re: About the entry order to the trade

Yes, Ron, that is correct:

You first have to wait for a completed green bar before considering an entry. And if the first green bar closes ABOVE the Upper Bollinger Band, then you enter with a market order.

Markus

 

Ah ha!

Thanks for making this seem so simple and straight forward to a beginner, obviously your familiarity with the software helped. I look forward to being as competent, and again great video. Thanks - Mark

what tick size to use for FDAX, FTSE and CAC40

Hello Markus,

Appreciate your effort and very helpful. I was wondering what tick size to use for FDAX, FTSE and CAC40 ?

Any pointer will help.

Thanks
Deepak

Re: what tick size to use for FDAX, FTSE and CAC40

Hi Deepak,

I am not trading these markets, therefore I don't have the exact settings. Use the formulat that I explained earlier to calculate a "starting point" for the tick settings for these markets and do some back testing yourself.

If anybody already tested these markets, please post the settings here!

Thanks in advance,

Markus

 

Excellent

Markus

Just wanted to say thank you for an excellent presentation. It augments the book beautifully.

Thanks again.

Bollinger/MACD trading strategy - divergence spotted

Hi markus,

The strategy looks very robust and easy to understand. As soon i had a look at price i could see ( at the left side  of the chart ) that, price was making two equal highs .

MACD however made at the second high ( of the price ) a lower high. As a result of this price HAD TO GO DOWN or in another term, there was a divergence between price and MACD.

That was a very nice ride down.

Further i would like to send you my compliments on tyour system.

I guess everybody has to look for the best settings ( in tics) what best is for he or she to use and what's feeling best to trade 

Looking foreward to be in your trading room to see you as expert in work

Best greetings,

Wouter

 

 

ticks

what number of tick chart would you use for the e- mini-russell 2000 ?

thank you..............

An interesting challenge for Markus

From your own site:

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/free-ebook-strategy#comment-2834

Quote:
Backtesting
Submitted by Markus on Sun, 2009-05-17 13:58.

HOORAY, we got a winner!

Here's somebody who will make it as a trader, because he (or she) says "I will have to backtest it myself." - YES!

That's exactly my point: Do not believe anything! Do not trust any performance report...

From

http://www.rockwelltrading.com/trading-secret

I read about the majority of traders failing.

So, without further ado: hi, I am one of the 95% of traders who fail and one of the 5% who admits it.

As you said, I lost confidence. I lost confidence because:

Despite I did not fall for robot trading, did not fall for the many "easy path to richness" useless books and videos repeating what I know already. Despite I fix stop loss using 10% ADR and so on.

Despite trying for months. Despite learning from patterns to candles, from pivots to Ergodic indicators... It's all been futile.

I follow the strategies including yours (but Metatrade only got fixed period bars - I can't believe that's all to make your strategy fail though) till the stop loss. I even manage not to move it, not to get desperate. To go to the end of it.

But, I DO ALWAYS end in the stop loss. So while I feel cool for being so gutsy, I only lose money doing so.

Now, I can't believe it's impossible to earn money with trading but I have been thorougly beaten down to the bones and for a long time. I just refuse to give up but I think I am a clinical case of fail, bad luck and ignorance.

So, I see you look so dedicated and even sincere but I am beyond the days of believing. As proud member of 95% I need to "to experience running on the coals by myself and get more confidence".
But as a member of 95% I just cannot be bothered with just another video course. Just another voice claiming it can be done.

I *want* to see the tangible proof, you running on the coals *with* me.

As such I make you an offer, take it as also an interesting challenge like what Richard Dennis has done:

- You somehow (ie thru TeamSpeak or whatever) setup and make me able to trade in true mode, with true money.

- In exchange - and I am ready to sign up a binding contract or whatever is needed - I will share 20% of my gains but also 20% of my losses with you. This until you get 10,000 dollars out of that 20% shared income. The offers is valid from the first trade to 3 years past it, trading every day for 2 hours when my job allows for it (6pm CET onwards).

Do you accept this test? I prefer to pay you 10,000 dollars with hard results potently slamming in my face than paying you much less for a video.

Best regards,
One of the 95% who just refuses to stay in the club.

Re: An interesting challenge for Markus

Hi there,

Thanks for your detailed comment. I am sorry to hear that you are not (yet) achieving your trading goals. And I am glad to hear that you do not want to quit!

Regarding your challenge:

Did you know that I am running a Live Trading Room every day in which I actually TRADE the strategies that I teach? Is this what you are looking for?

If so, I think we're in good shape.

If not, then let's talk about your other proposal:

First of all, I am NOT in the business of managing money, so I will NOT accept any money to trade. So you would still have to trade your own money, which I assume is what you want anyhow, right?

Now, when YOU are trading your money, how can I be sure that you are following my rules? A few years ago, Ralph Vince did an interesting experiment, in which he proved that the strategy is NOT the problem: The biggest problem is emotions, poor money management and a gambling fallacy.

Therefore I can not accept your offer as long as you are trading your own money in your own environment. Only if you were willing to trade MY MONEY according to MY RULES in MY ENVIRONMENT, this offer would make sense to me. And that's exactly, what "Prop Shops" do: They hire traders, they teach them and they give them money to trade. And therefore they are participating in the trader's wins and losses.

I do NOT run a prop shop, but I can refer you to some friends if that's what you are looking for.

Makes sense?

Markus

 

video

Very nice and easy to listen to. You did a great job. Nice to find someone who will give out info... I work seven on and seven off, so I will have some time to try day trading. I am on page 134 on your e-book and love it so far. Can you comment on day trading verses regular trading ,ie going long or short one to x number of days. Thanks Greg in Louisiana

RE: Thanks

Hi Markus,

Many thanks... great and easy to understand your clear and concise talking style.

Just one question... what charting software are you using here?..

Cheers
Phil

I've finally read the whole

I've finally read the whole book and I found it fantastically clear and interesting. Concerning the video, I appreciated it very much. The only doubt is the assumed percentage of the ATR for the stop loss.Isn't it too small?
Regards
Luigi

trading video

I really loved it, thank you that someone like markus is willing to share knoledge
to us people still learning to trade, when we make it, may all of us , still remember that we too, started learning from someone who took the time to show us the right way. Thanks again!!!

Trend-Following

Excellent Markus. I'm not a day-trader...yet. But your instruction adds backbone to the tepid.

Tich chart setting for Nifty India.

Hi,

Needless to say this is a great video. Very much impressed with the simplicity and clarity.
I want to try this method for trading S&P CNX Nifty index future in our market NSE, India.

Could you please tell me the "tick setting" ? 1200, 1800 or 4500?

Thank you in advance and eagerly awaiting your reply.

Jayakrishnan.

Tick chart setting for Nifty India.

Hi Jayakrishnan,

Thanks for your feedback.

I don't trade the S&P CNX Nifty index future, therefore I don't have the tick settings for this market. Sorry.

Markus

 

Joe's way of trading is charting while yours is quantitative

Hi Markus,

You have been tutored by Joe Ross you said in your autobiography. After learning from him how to trade his way (= charting), you have experienced that his approach is successful. When I look at Joe’s site he hasn’t much with indicators, moving averages nor oscillators. So his way of trading is not based on this so called quantitative technical analysis. Instead of that he relies on charting. My question is therefore why do you teach your students here in this clip as well in your book “The-Complete-Guide-To-Day-Trading” the quantitative approach with indicators like Bollinger bands, MA and MACD ? I hope you get my point you have been tutored with charting while you teach your students the quantitative approach, why ???
I hope you’re willing to answer this question.
Thanks in advance,

Bert from The Netherlands

Re: Joe's way of trading is charting while yours is quantitative

Hi Bert,

Yes, you are absolutely right:

Joe uses mainly chart patterns to identify the direction of the market and when to enter and to exit. And yes, I used this method for a while. However, I found that for me personally quantitive analysis works better: I no longer use Joe's methods and I don't use other chart patterns like Candlesticks either.

This doesn't mean they don't work! It's up to the trader to decide which approach works best for him. I personally like indicators like Bollinger Bands, MACD and RSI. Other traders might just trade off chart formations like Head-and-Shoulder. Others might prefer trendlines.

There are many ways to make money in the markets. Over time, every trader will find an approach that HE feels comfortable with, and that's when he becomes truly successful.

Does this answer you question?

Markus

 

Satisfying Answer

Hi Markus,

Yes it’s a satisfying answer, thanks.

Bert

Good stategy, simple but

Good stategy, simple but effective.

Trade Navigator Software

Hi Markus,

I have read your eBook and found it very informative. I also found it reassuring that trading doesn't have to be overly complicated if a few basic rules re combined with discipline.

After watching the video and reading the comments of this thread I want to open a paper account and try this strategy for myself.

Is it possible to use Trade Naviagtor to "back test" strategies? If so great, if not what software (preferably free) is available for back testing.

Also, is it possible to fully automate the entry, stop and limit orders or do these have to be performed manually?

I have previously tried a demo account day trading FOREX and found it easy enough to "pull the trigger" but then felt a little panicky when trying to place stop losses and limits.

I would feel a lot more confident knowing that when I place an entry order, providng this order was met a corresponding stop was placed at 10% of the ADR and a limit placed at 15% of the ADR.

Any advice greatly received.

Sam

Re: Trade Navigator Software

Hi Sam,

Thanks for your feedback.

And yes, it would be possible to backtest the strategies using Trade Navigator, but I wouldn't rely on automatic backtesting. Here's how I do it:

  • When I have a trading idea I first plot the indicators and buy and sell signals on the charts using Trade Navigator.
  • Then I run a quick backtest, just to get a general idea how the strategy is doing.
  • But now for the most important part:
    A strategy is either trend-following or trend-fading. So it either performs well in trending markets or in sideways markets. When I am using a trend-following strategy, I ignore all the trades that occur while the markets are moving sideways. That's a manual process. I haven't found a way to program this nto ANY software. It's simple chart reading skills.

The last step is important, because that's exactly what you should do when trading a strategy live - with real money: Only use a trend-following strategy in trending markets and a trend-fading strategy in sideways markets. Using a trend-following strategy in a sideways markets will lead to losses, so don't do it!

Hope this helps,

Markus Smile

 

Day trading

Hello Markus,

As usual you never disappoint me, everytime I get something out of these presentation.

Thanks very much.

Kind Regards
Vignesh

Very Good, I have dabled in

Very Good, I have dabled in the past and lost, after downloading your book and watching the videos I feel as though I have a chance. Thanks

Re: Formula for Genesis navigator

Hi Markus, thanks so much for this video. I have been trying to input this strategy into genesis but i can not seem to create a rule for the bolliger bands any help in this area would be appreciated, again thanks.

trading strategy

Thank you. My problem is I understand the concepts and the math (I think). But I don't know where to get the nuts and bolts; to practice. I also need to read your book more than once.

Very interesting. I would

Very interesting. I would prefer to see more succesful/tested strategies gathered in a book.

Simple Day Strategy

Excellent trading strategy. I wonder how do I set up for Metastock. I would like to use this for the Indian NSE "Nifty"

this strategy is good. But it

this strategy is good. But it looks like if one is going to make noticeable gains due to the risk reward ratio, one would use this strategy many times in a day as it's not very profitable, but it is one of the least risky strategies i've seen so far. But of course one can still use it to buy huge lots, if it's under your budget.

Some clarifications. Excellent presentation !

Sir,

Firstly many thanks for the powerful strategy. Indeed you have presented it in a very simple & lucid fashion.

Some clarifications I require are >

1) MACD- Simple OR Exponential
2) Chart - 5 min /10 min/15 min ? what's the time per tick?
3) I don't have option to insert 1200 trades option. Can I still use this strategy effectively.
4) The crossover of zero line in MACD is best confirmed for intraday in which time chart? 5/15/15 ?

Sir, will appreciate your positive response on the above.

Thanks & Cheers,
PREMAL
INDIA.

Re: Some clarifications

Hi Premal,

Thanks for your feedback.

Regarding your questions:

  1. MACD: Use a 26, 12 and 9 Exponential Moving Average.
  2. What do you mean by "time per tick?" Tick settings remove time.
  3. Don't know. Haven't tested it on other time frames than the ones specified.
  4. see 1.)  26,12 and 9

Hope this helps.

Markus

 

Trading Strategy

Markus,

Thank you for your strategy -your advice very much appreciated.

Do you have a success percentage for this strategy in the e minis and particularly the forex markets? (Forex can be very volatile at times and I am not sure you can get reliable trade number tick charts! )

Many thanks again,

Paddy

reply to current video of MACD and BB

Thank you, that was very informative. Does it work for short term front month options? I am Looking forward to incorporating this technique. thanks for sharing you knowledge with the world.

Webinar & Video

I appreciate your comprehensive webinar and your instructive video illustrating your webinar again.

Thank you.

Trading strategy

Hi Mark, thank you for the free ebook and the videos. I hope to listen and read the book until I understand the concept. I trade currency and have not really be successful. I believe your concept will help me.
my question is what should I do when the price is above the upper bollinger band?

Constance

Re: Trading strategy

Hi Constance,

Thanks for the feedback.

Regarding the question:

If the prices are already OUTSIDE of the Bollinger Band, simply enter with a market order at the close of the bar / beginning of next bar.

Markus

 

MACD histogram

I'm wondering if there is a way to use MACD histogram(ie. the distance between the signal and the MACD) could the histogram be read as a trend indicator? Or perhaps as a trend increase indicator? I've been looking around and it looks like some people read the histogram as a buy/sell indicator, does this make sense?

Btw. I love your videos, nice to find a site that does not look like a scam :-)

Regards,
Martin

Re: MACD histogram

Hi Martin,

Yes, that does make sense.

I don't know if I would use the histogram for entry and exit signals, but it's a good indicator for the strength of a trend:

As long as the histogram rises the trend is getting stronger. Once the length of the bars in the histogram get shorter, the trend is weakening.

You can use this information to finetune entry and exit signals.

Hope this helps,

Markus Smile

 

REPLY to current video of MACD and BB

THANK YOU, I HAVE VIEWED THIS VIDEO A COUPLE OF TIMES AND DID VERY MUCH ENJOY IT. IT WAS EASY, CONCISE AND
STRAIGHT FORWARD. THANKS AGAIN

video

video is very informative. quite a good strategy.

Video

Hello Robert,I some of your chapters and I saw your video on trading strategy and it was a great help. I am new to trading and currently I am trading FOREX with a mini account. Your info and knowledge is a great help.

Thanx

Hello Marcus, Your info

Hello Marcus,

Your info and strategy is a great help. I am new to trading and I am trading in FOREX with mini account. Thanx for your help and knowledge.

Thanx

P.S. Sorry for the error in my earlier email. lol

Quite an interesting

Quite an interesting strategy. My question realtes to the setting of the bar. I am trading the Forex using the Trade Station platform. They offer a choice of Tick chart and "X" number Share bar . I assume that the later is the same as the Number of Trades per bar that you mentioned in the video. Is my assumption correct?

The Complete Guide to Day Trading - Trading Strategy

Hai Markus,

Thank you very much for the great Trading Strategy Video for free which could have been sold hundreds of dollars by others. I have been testing various combination of technical indicators, but your simple combination of Bollinger Bands (12,2) and MACD (12,26,9) seems robust and reliable.

So far, I have been applying 8,18,9 instead of 12,26,9 for MACD parameters and Exponential MA instead of Simple MA for Bollinger Bands in Day-Trading the Hang-Seng and NIKKEI Index Futures using WINQUOTE charting software. I would appreciate it very much if you could give your comment about these parameters Markus.

Thank you once again and Happy New Year.

Gerry Donald, Manado - Indonesia

MACD Settings

Hi Gerry,

Thanks for the feedback!

Regarding your question: I have never traded Asian markets, so I don't know much about them. Depending on the volatility and their market characteristics it might make sense to change the parameters. The parameters of 8,18 and 9 will react quicker to market changes. When trading US markets like the e-mini S&P these settings might cause more "false-signals", therefore I like to stick to the standard settings of 12,16 and 9.

But as I said: If the Asian markets are not as choppy as some of the US markets, you can shorten the number of bars used in the MACD to get into a trend earlier.

Hope this helps.

Markus

 

Video

Hi Markus,where can I see the video that you mentioned before this great video?

Eli

Day Trading Coaching Video

Excellent presentation especially the explanation of how to set up stop loss and profit target based on ADR.
Thanks a lot.
tom

Stocks strategy

Can we use this strategy with stocks?
Thanks

Missing chapter vid

Thanks Marcus for this fantastic explanation.I can see that the tick combination reflecting volatility, is vital to momentum moves. I have been using a protractor to measure MA lines reflecting same, however chart size & number of candles can distort this. FXCM TradeStation can give me ticks but not so sure about a number of ticks/trades. Many Thanks again.

Hi, I really enjoyed your

Hi,

I really enjoyed your book and it is setting the scene for continuing study. Regarding this video, what is your comment about using for stocks as well?

/C

Trading Stocks

To be honest: I don't know, since I am a futures trader. I haven't been trading stocks in years! Futures trading offers so many advantages that I haven't even looked at stock recently.

This strategy is a very simple strategy that is based on the reality of the markets. I am using it in several different futures and Forex markets, therefore I am convinced that it would work well for stocks, too, especially if you are trading ETFs.

But I don't know the settings...

Markus

 

Video: Trading strategy

Thanks for the strategy; Can you use also a Volume chart ? Instead of the
Bollinger Band can you use the STARC ?

Re: STARC

Hi there,

Don't know if you could use a volume chart and STARC instead. Haven't tried it.

But let me ask you a question:

Why do you want to change something that ain't broken? This strategy works just fine! No need to "improve it" at this point. Smile

Markus

question about video

hi
just watched you video and found it very enlightening and helpful.
wanted to ask a question.
im in uk and normally like to trade in mornings uk time when obviously US markets are closed.
can i use this stratergy at this time of day maybe by changing some settings or would it not work as markets are very slow at this time.

kind regards

jon dodd

Re: question about video

Hi Jon,

Yes, I know what you mean.

Actually, I have quite a few students in Europe that are trading this strategy on the EuroStoxx. Use 600 tick volume bars or 8 tick range bars. As you know, the EuroStoxx is the second most liquid futures market in the world, and it's very tradable during your morning hours.

Hope this helps,

Markus

 

wonderful stuff

Dear Markus,

Thank you so much for the book, the videos, and the webinars. I am not new to trading but your way of teaching has been a great confidence builder for me. I improved my results just by listening to you explain a real trade.

Barbara

trading strategy

Thanks for making the presentation something that is understandable to those of us who do not know all of the lingo. You did a nice job of explaining the small items such as how much a tic is worth as well as larger items of interest like the tic chart. How would I back test this method?

Trading Strategy

It looks interesting. What is it's win percentage over various markets over a two or three year time frame?

What happens if a lot of us start using the strategy? Appreciate any thouhgts to these questions. David

Trading Strategy

Thank you for the strategy I intend to use it in the S&P emini market

eBook

Thank you for the update on the trading strategy. I found it quite useful and will practice the trade for a while before putting on a real trade. Just want to get the timing down. Will follow your advice on the frequency of trading just to build confidence. Very clear once again on the use of the indicators and find the technique quite simple and applicable.

To Markus and the team, thank you for you valuable time!

Student! :)

forex futures

Hi Marcus and Thank You for the video.
Would you consider trading the EUR/USD mini and micro futures contacts given the very small volume of trades? If so, which contacts do you prefer?
Thank You.
Sal

Re: forex futures

Hi Sal,

Stick with the "regular" futures contract 6E. I personally like this contract best.

Hope this helps.

Markus

 

Trading strategy video

Thanks for the great video! Very simple to understand and apply.

Trading strategy

Hi Markus. Thanks so much for so much valuable information. I am learning more from you than what I have reading numerous books. Wil the boll. and MACD strategy work on SA stocks. Thanks again.

simple trading strategy

I love the discipline and tightness of the strategy. When do you know that the market is going from a trending market to a sideways market?

Re: simple trading strategy

Hi roninicp,

I personally use Bollinger Bands, MACD and RSI to determine whether a market is trending or moving sideways. I pay most attention to the Bollinger Bands: If in an uptrend the Upper Bollinger Band flattens, the trend is over. Same in a downtrend: If the Lower Bollinger Bands flattens, I move my stop or exit the position.

Does this help?

Markus

 

Rockwell Rules

Hi Markus,

I have been trading now (on and off) for the past 5 years.  During that time I have read a mountain of books and searched for the holy grail of trading.  I have been lucky on occassion to pick up some good profits however no matter how much you read and tell yourself that won't happen to me, it does.  I have been guilty of all 6 reasons why traders lose money.  Well I have picked myself up, dusted off my cloths and am now ready to do it right.  I downloaded your e-book and loved it.  So much so I also paid for the course that was on offer with it.  I am now currenty going through your HSC and have realised how little I new about trading.  This video and every other that I have watched from you and your team is outstanding.

Thank you so much for being available and offering such high quality education.

Murray Biddle

Re: Rockwell Rules

Hi Murray,

Thank you very much for your feedback.

Glad to hear that I could help.

Stay in contact and please let me know if you have any questions.

Markus

 

macd video

Most enlightening, even though some of us supposedly don't have your software.

Re: macd video

Don't worry about that.

As you can see, I am using indicators that are available in any software package. So even if you don't use Genesis Trade Navigator, you can still trade this strategy.

Markus

 

Hi Markus, Thanks for a most

Hi Markus,
Thanks for a most informative video -
I am a newbie and it makes so much sense to have a look and see how to think and react to a trade
Rgds,
Deon

ADR

Thanks for that video and I just need you to clarify how you would calculate your slippage and commission and the spread for currency within the ADR.

Be also grateful if you could elaborate on a simple example of how you came to the figure of $ 70 for risk and $ 110 for reward.
You go no to say even if you were to lose the trade your loss would be less.

Would appreciate your enlightenment on the above, especially the whole ADR bit.

Thanks so much for your generous time.

Kev.
Sydney Down_Under.

comment

Nice and simple strategy !!!

2nd video

Markus,
Thank you so much for this information. I have been learning how to trade the E-mini S&P for well over a year now. Before that FX. Still not live....I love this trading strategy it appears so clear to me. I am just wondering about the 1200 bar chart, how do you have the time to figure out all your averages, stops, and limits? I have downloaded the book and am now going thru it. But I love the visuals....(videos). I cannot tell you how much I have spent on my trading education and still have not had a complete and comprehensive program thatgives me the confidence to go live and actually works in this market. I noticed you are encouraging us to only trade the first 2 hours.....do you still hold to that idea since the market has been moving at such unusual times here of late? Sorry to ramble on so much....And thank you again.

Excellent presentation. You

Excellent presentation. You are very clear and the rate of your speech as well as your tone enhance what you are explaining. I also like that you not skipping any steps or making assumptions as to our background or trading skill. When I have listened to others they speak way to fast and assume way too much. Thank you for your generosity and giving spirit.

Testing a trading strategy

I'm curious to see if this dormant blog has any viewers, participating members.

Although I avoid automated trading, I build personal automated trade strategy testing spreadsheets. This strategy is describe with enough specificity that I can set up an analysis using historic market data. I've always been intrigued by Bollinger's approach and I like the "Tick" data bars which is new to me. I like the way it demonstrates realtime volatility.

Two questions come to mind:
I'm guessing you would set up your trading window and market open to the specific market. Example FOREX has several openings throughout the global day.

Also, tick data in Forex is broker specific and would be less reliable than SP, NAS, etc. which maintain central market operations.

NQ Bollinger/MACD strategy

Marcus, thank you for your incredibly clear explanation of the stategy. I have not yet back-tested it (I use NinjaTrader) but I will, probably starting tonight.
My question: for the ADR, you show the 35-point range of the previous day, which I understand, but you mentioned the 7-day ADR. I'm confused. Are we to look at the previous days's range, or does teh previous 7 days figure in there somehow?
Again, thanks for your kind sharing of the knowledge, and I look forward to hopefully learning more about you, Rockwell, and how I may be able to enhance my education through the relationship.

video

Well presented. easy to follow. Thanks Chris.

Bonus video--Bollinger/MACD

Thank you Markus
A very informative lesson.
Greetings from Carl

Good Strategy

This is a good strategy and i am going to use it for my trades.Many Thanks for sharing it with us.

Well done your strategy is

Well done your strategy is brilliant - thanks for sharing it !

Best wishes,

John

I would like to use the

I would like to use the momentum trade on US & European indices where can I get on the daily averages for each and the other data you list for making this trade?

bollinger bands

hi markus,

i just could not believe that these common indicators are very powerful, or let me say that the way, you make representation is very popwerful. i really appreciate you for such a wonderful presentation.

can we use this strategy on forex market to get the same results.

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