Video of how I trade with the TRO Dynamic S/R

[eudamonia]

Here are some new videos of how I trade using Avery's Dynamic S/R. These are trades that were taken in my live account and replayed in simulation to give you the blow by blow details. Let me know what you think by being the first to post a comment.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L5SdbHO0I0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUtsHM3OEDM

Edward

[LuckyStars]

Very well done. good voice but pictures would be improved if you maximised one window at a time so not so fuzzy at this end of the youtube.
what platform is that?
steve

[eudamonia]

lucky,

Thanks for pointing that out. I'll give that a shot next time.

NeoTicker is the platform.

Edward

[razorboy]

you are lordtedders? I think I came across your name on another trader's blog - Think it was the lonely trader.....maybe not - funny never the less

Here are some new videos of how I trade using Avery's Dynamic S/R. These are trades that were taken in my live account and replayed in simulation to give you the blow by blow details. Let me know what you think by being the first to post a comment.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L5SdbHO0I0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUtsHM3OEDM

Edward

[eudamonia]

yep. Started as a joke with my wife's sister (don't ask). hehe.

http://lordtedders.blogspot.com/

Edward

[noone22]

Ed

Great to see first real trading video set-ups on kreslik!
Thank you!

However, as a training videos - they are not fully serving the purpose,
because image resolution is too low and it is not possible to see
all the trade details (currency, date-time, entry point, exit point, etc)
and because you're not saying them in voice - the actual trade details
are not always clear.
You could either encrease the video resolution (just by zooming videocam
on - closer to the charts) or produce some static
image screenshots with trade details highlighted, or at least
put (on charts) green up arrow for long entry and thick green line for
long profit-target or stop-loss to make it clearly visible.

Also, it would be nice for trade entry/exit by profit/stop conditions to be emphasized (for each example) - by voice or/and on charts/images.

You may take or not my remarks into account seriously (remember, I'm noone), I'm just looking at this videos as additional training & explanation
materials for me.

[eudamonia]

Noone,

Yep the resolution is a problem. The original video I take is great; however, to get it on YouTube I've got to trim it down (otherwise they won't take it).

I understand that this makes some details difficult to decipher. However, I do call out that I'm trading the EUR/USD at the beginning of the video, the date is on the video, I call out the time (so many minutes before or after NY open), and you can see when I place the trades by looking at my DOM (assuming you are familiar with Ninja).

The problem with zooming in is that to really give you an accurate picture of the way I trade you need to be able to view/show multiple timeframes at once. Doing this by zooming between charts doesn't show the correlation.

But I understand what you are saying. Not sure exactly what I can do to fix it but I'll see what I can do in my next video.

Thanks for watching.

Edward

[eudamonia]

Noone,

One other thing I just remembered. You can view a screenshot of the morning by going to my blog for the date of the trade:

http://lordtedders.blogspot.com/2009/04/4-14-09.html

This shows all my entries for the morning with exact times and prices (via the blotter at the bottom). Also there are arrows on the 89 tick chart that show the entries.

Edward

[noone22]

Thank you, Ed!

In my opinion, youtube is good for sharing, but bad - for actual
video quality: format is unfriendly, file is small, you cannot easily play
it stand-alone & without internet, on slow internet it could be interrupted, and each time you're watching youtube flv - you're consuming bandwidth.
Known solutions are:

1) convert .avi to .swf - you could reduce filesize, but keep resolution the same. I'll have a look, whether I have such convertor soft.
You could put .swf on any html page (better - separate one, don't embed), but not sure about youtube - it maybe still converted in their format.
In own web-servers and forums with limited bandwidth be careful to host
even 4-5 Mb swf, because it could easily eat all of your internet limit.
You could zip .swf & put on shared file-hosters without any implications.

2) put low-resolution (thumbnail) .flv video to youtube,
and put high-resolution .avi video on shared file-hostings (like
rapidshare.com, megaupload.com). On forum you're submitting 2 links - both youtube & rapidshare ones, and people could see youtube for acquaintance and only download from rapidshare (if they really interested).

I fully understand, that this maybe too much for you,
but this is common shared problem.
Submitting separate several high resolution images & text notes on the matter could help.

Thank you again, and keep doing good stuff!

[Apu N.]

Here are some new videos of how I trade using Avery's Dynamic S/R. These are trades that were taken in my live account and replayed in simulation to give you the blow by blow details. Let me know what you think by being the first to post a comment.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L5SdbHO0I0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUtsHM3OEDM

Edward

Hey man, go to this link:

http://www.jingproject.com/

For visuals, its better than youtube (i dunno about audio).