HJay 

Fair enough guys.. I have been messing around with this some this morning with a 9 Range chart for the 6E in dashboard mode and a 2 Range in the back ground and it does seem to help me get a better fill on market replay.. So maybe I will just stick that that for now.. Thanks Attachment 3076

Hi, Ho can i get this thermometer indicator that you are using?

odmassion 

Hi, Ho can i get this thermometer indicator that you are using?

look closer;
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cory 

look closer; HJay Membership Temporarily Revoked USA

Which indicator is this? What's the name?

Just reading this thread and get inspired
for this chart setup:

Trade fast, trade well

Jeff Castille 

To me simple is better..... I don't want to look at too many indicators. Besides, all indicators are doing is telling me is what the price is doing so.... why not learn to read price action? Some of the tools that help me do this are the 50 EMA and the 14 HMA with Sharky's ECO bars and a swing high/low.....that's it. Knowing what time of day is best to trade is also very helpful. 85% of daily price movement happens in the morning. So, for what it's worth.... here's my 2 cents. Check it out and let me know what you think. Jeff

Way late to this party (link which is broken BTW on another page made me aware of topic today) but price action is price action.

What price action is not ... is 50 EMA, 14 HMA and Sharky's ECO bars (?).

Candles or regular OHLC bars but not hybrid types, swing Highs/Lows-pivots-fractals whatever you want to call them, horizontal support and resistance levels, volume, breakouts and failures are all PA. But never silly squiggly lines.

Jeff Castille 

Hi Deltason, Sorry to hear about the "meltdown." We've all been there. You are not alone. I learned from a similiar experience to immediately exit a trade that I did not intend to put on. Even if it means a loss. Usually the loss will be smaller than some other outcome that may be worse ! I remember a quote that goes something like this, "trading is an expensive way to find out who you really are." I'm sure that this is why people find trading so intriguing. It's not just a job. It's an adventure in self discovery! Learning true mastery over yourself. If your account survived today, I'm sure today provided many valuable lessons. Embrace them. Another thing that might be helpful is what Hubert Senters of Trade the Markets calls a " Two Minute Drill." If you suffer a loss don't immediately jump into another trade. Cool off for at least two minutes before putting on another trade. Hang in there, Jeff

Well said by the original poster: “trading is an expensive way to find out who you really are." I'm sure that this is why people find trading so intriguing. It's not just a job. It's an adventure in self discovery! Learning true mastery over yourself. If your account survived today