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Caseynotes

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  1. Interesting video by Nick Radge which covers some of the questions raised in this thread.

    Firstly it differentiates between quantitative, all the stuff you get from books and courses (which is not covered here) and instead looks at the qualitative, all the stuff that will help you to be successful but is never covered and why books and expensive courses don't really deliver. There is some psychology but it's more to do with what actually happens to a trader and an account over time as opposed to what should be happening.

    Recorded at conference in 2012, 1 hour long but there are some good jokes.

      

     

  2. A list of books on trading strategies with back test studies by reputable traders.

    Following the Trend – Andreas Clenow Unholy Grails – Nick Radge Dual Momentum – Gary Antonacci Mean Reversion Trading Systems – Howard Bandy Short-term trading strategies that work – Larry and Cesar Building Reliable Trading Systems – Keith F

    courtesy of Raynar Teo.   

  3. Good point, I've not looked for a while and the shorts are way down from where they were, you would of thought the last 4 weeks would have encouraged them to hold, but then that's why it can be read as a contrarian indicator.

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  4. After the check at the pivot dax moved on to tag R1, currently back to join dow mid way between pivot and R1 awaiting the US market open.

    May be a tame Friday afternoon and into US market close as it's a public holiday in the US on Monday as well as UK.

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  5. 7 minutes ago, TheDutchman said:

    How can I get hold of M1 data from IG for backtesting on MT4? I need the data for EURAUD, EURGBP and AUDNZD.

    Don't think you can IG data but you can historical M1 data (I think it's metaquotes) that should be near identical.

    See this vid;

     

  6. It's a game but the stakes are high, it needs to be a slow and drawn out application of pressure. The number of big tech companies both in the US and EU that are falling into line and severing links to Huawei are growing exponentially, they announce on twitter on a daily basis. It's easy to forget China is a totalitarian regime, the government controls everything. CEO's of large companies go missing never to be seen again, the founder of Huawei owns just 1.5% of the stock, no one's sure but Chinese politicians seem to own the lions share. And this is the company that is taking control of the worlds 5G networks.

    Trump has been the only one willing to take the Chinese on.  

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