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IgazI wrote:I have a much shorter list than Don

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Lmaoooo disregard women, acquire currency

prochargedmopar wrote:Every breakout leads to a breakin.
"take your profit or....." es

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What made you go long right there?

I learned it from a video game. ...a vicious attack ripping out the guts Mortal Kombat or what? :lol: Games have crazy impact, you can tell those mass shootings' culprits learn things from somewhere. Sad, really. The Rogue in World of Warcraft has that ability. You ever get in to runescape?

im not sure what your intended way of using the godfather indi is but it may be doable to go of the color changes a certain way. If it turns red but its an up candle its a no go. if youre long and get a red down candle put the entry a little below it, and you may not get wicked in and continue long ...

I like that the aliasscript one has a "perfect opens" aspect to it. Def makes things more aesthetically pleasing

is your computer setup just a laptop or do you have some crazy multi screen situation? Im looking for a new computer and assume it doesnt really need crazy specs to handle trading. probably like 8gb+ of RAM. curious what yall use

IgazI wrote:

buffalo wrote:
hmm I've never gotten the error before

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I would wager a guess that you are using a free TradingView account and that the indicators called within the script are exceeding what is allowed. . .

ahhhh good call. I had not considered that

I think I'm completely sold on algorithmic charting. . . I've :shock: enough to be convinced. It all started with dchappy showing me how dumb it is to study TA when it is as simple as 1-2-3; 99% more effort amounts to maybe an extra +1.5R per trade, but on the flip side 'analysis paralysis' is cost...

<INSERT LAST YOUTUBE VIDEO HERE> On the subject of 'big pips', or 'macro pips' ('mpips', as I like to call them). . . When you are on your small chart and are looking at your lines, which are spaced four pips apart, you might reimagine those lines as 'pips', macro pips: you risk pips to make pips, ...

When you are zoomed in you don't really need it, although some might use one of the previous plots as an entry/exit signal as it is basically a trend line. can you elaborate on this? "previous plots" being where you marked the double green/red closes from a few posts back? Those are two d...