As I mentioned this weekend, I paper-traded my prototype triple-screen today. It’s not the first triple-screen I’ve used… but it has potential to be the best. With the volume splitter involved, how could it be stopped? :-)
Anyway, here’s an example from today. It’s pretty clear what to do, no?
I went ahead and left the ad text I had written on there for the elite series, since this screenshot shows off my EOTPro elite series of indicators. Check it out if you haven’t!
So, today’s trades went well… it was clear when to trade, and when to scalp against the trend. I rather liked it.
I am crazy, in that I am most comfortable if I change my style up a bit from time to time. I don’t recommend most traders do that… find a style and stick to it, at least until you are able to make consistent money. There’s plenty of time to pick up additional trading styles once your bills are paid!
If you are losing money, read that last sentence over and over, until you understand it!
By the way, I am much closer to having a sellable ninja package now! I got more work done this weekend. Here you can see the Shelly’s Volume and GCycle Stochastics, and the powerful Madder indicator:
August 11th, 2008 at 7:43 pm
Ahhh….that was what the histogram was on your 8 Aug post….the Splitter! Interesting!!
August 12th, 2008 at 5:50 pm
Yep, it’s the splitter. There’s an option to just display the large traders, and I’m using that for these purposes. Looks pretty nice, I think!