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Robert H

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  1. I shared my thoughts on the classic ABCD/Flag strategy. This pattern presents itself in virtually every move, across multiple timeframes. The formation consists of:

    1. Run-up/sell-off

    2. Profit taking/consolidation

    3. Continuation

    Let me know your thoughts!

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  2. Interesting. Has anyone tried uninstalling .31 completely and then reinstalling .21 from the download link? Wonder if new features still exist. Could be possible that DAS messed up the install packages. Highly unlikely, but possible.

    Is anyone else experiencing the issue where you are unable to remove a horizontal line? Clicking it does nothing; it's being treated like a Price Marker line.


  3. I suspect that installing .21 over .31 overwrites some files, but not others. This leads to the program incorrectly reporting the version number. In the DAS Trader Pro folder, right-click DasTrader.exe > Properties > Details. The true executable version should be displayed:

    image.png.135cf4525070b59160c9a4aa3aeb4bdc.png

    As with any software, the cleanest approach is to uninstall, restart, then install. This method ensures that all files and registry entries are removed and reduces the risk of corruption.


  4. 4 hours ago, True said:

    I appreciate you continually posting these.  I feel like repeatedly seeing different examples really helps reinforce the idea.  Thank you.

    There are literally dozens of these setups everyday. I saw it on EGN, MU, CRZO, CGC, and M to name a few.

    I invite all members to add to this post!


  5. $YY - Aug 14, 2018: Boot Reversal Breakout

    15-min chart reversal. Then stalled on some sort of a wedge formation. Note the higher-lows and the flat-top pennant formation. Pressure is getting built up for a breakout to the upside (converging to a point).

    image.png.4049c5ba1a52543507eb6f92c9d49b21.png

    5-min chart similar consolidation and convergence to a point. New 5-min high leads to new 15-minute high. Off to the races.

    image.thumb.png.f9443e37fe31655ed5708d912044ad8d.png

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