Friday, September 10, 2010

Twitter

As you may have noticed, daily reports are now posted on the ForeTrade Blog, mostly using (2H+) time frames. When market action warrants it, (2H-) updates are now also provided on Twitter.
The main web site is being rebuilt exclusively around this trading technique (TradeStation) and will be online later this month. For the time being our technical blog is the best source of information on our TradeStation tool set.

Market Report for Sept 10th 2010 | Foretrade Market Snapshot

Market Report for Sept 10th 2010 | Foretrade Market Snapshot

Thursday, September 09, 2010

Market Report for Sept 9th 2010 | Foretrade Market Snapshot

Market Report for Sept 9th 2010 | Foretrade Market Snapshot

Wednesday, September 08, 2010

Tuesday, September 07, 2010

Market Report for Sept 7th 2010 | Foretrade Market Snapshot

Market Report for Sept 7th 2010 | Foretrade Market Snapshot

Thursday, September 02, 2010

Monday, August 30, 2010

Market Snapshot

Market Snapshot
(ForeTrade Blog Aug 30th 2010 here reposted)

Issues with TS 8.8 and 9.0 Beta

I have reluctantly belatedly moved to 8.8 and 9.0 Beta.
There are however memory issues preventing DLL memory to flush properly when TS closes down.
Please keep running 8.7 if possible, while I look into a workaround.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Daily Chart Outlook (July 14th)


We here notice a Fib configuration with a deep retracement (>100%), where the 2nd expansion level coincides with a trendline breakout.
We do also take into consideration a very early MTFS crossover above oversold territory, which is a configuration generally conducive to failed recoveries. The trendline (lower highs) has now been hit, leading to a narrowing of the range and eventually a breakout.
At this point in time, we would favour another minor retracement even though buying pressure is still high on lower time frames. We can therefore anticipate continuation of this difficult environment at least until the underlying longer term selling pressure dissipates over the next few weeks.

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