Lenovo wrote: Fri Feb 13, 2026 7:13 pm Can you recommend me a good notebook to get? Which is fluid and has two more HDMI inputs to put two more monitors, sorry if I write here, I'll remove the post later


advice thanks?
https://www.amazon.it/ASUS-VivoBook-Por ... CXHWR&th=1

Do you really need a notebook ?

just for info i run MT5 on a mini Forum PC with Celeron CPU J4125 @2Ghz & 12 Go RAM and 2xhdmi outputs (only for trading), and it is okay with 1 x 4K display with 6xMT5 windows. just to say you have many choices of CPU & RAM to use on the market, i would say my config is the minimal config to play with. It depends if you would use your computer only for trading or anything else. i plan to use a vps though to be able to scale and have an H24 config less exposed to network or power failure.

Working on a new POC system -- it's still beta testing stage
Xard777

just to say my piece, this morning even though I was in dmeo, btcusd blocked me, I exited in stop and then I was no longer able to enter, I had entered buy on the blue dot but when the color changed I exited

Maybe with the previous configurations I would have done better

Lenovo wrote: Sat Feb 14, 2026 4:26 am just to say my piece, this morning even though I was in dmeo, btcusd blocked me, I exited in stop and then I was no longer able to enter, I had entered buy on the blue dot but when the color changed I exited

use RSI and or TDI to help you
(but flat market is not a trader's friend - nore small candles/volumes)

in your case i would say one would have opened long position on blue candle after green dot, and placed an SL under Green dot (depending on SL size, it may not have been touched)

SOLESHOE wrote: Sat Feb 14, 2026 1:54 am Do you really need a notebook ?

just for info i run MT5 on a mini Forum PC with Celeron CPU J4125 @2Ghz & 12 Go RAM and 2xhdmi outputs (only for trading), and it is okay with 1 x 4K display with 6xMT5 windows. just to say you have many choices of CPU & RAM to use on the market, i would say my config is the minimal config to play with. It depends if you would use your computer only for trading or anything else. i plan to use a vps though to be able to scale and have an H24 config less exposed to network or power failure.

ok thanks for the advice I ordered this
NiPoGi Pinova P1 Mini PC ΑΜD 4300U(Max 3.7GHz, 4C/4T, Migliore 3500U/N150/N97),16GB DDR4 256GB SSD Desktop Computer, Triplo Display DP 1.4+HDMI 2.0+USB3.2 Type-C 4K@60Hz/WiFi 5/BT4.2 Radeon

Hi Lenovo,
Look at this M3 Chart of BTCUSD
Best,
Xard777

Working away on a new POC system -- it's still beta testing stage but here is another update
Xard777

Updated chart -- See Below

I am not trading this weekend, I bought a book -- VWAP WAVE SYSTEM by Chris Drysdale
I will read it over the weekend and hopefully it will fill in the missing pieces.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FDL5CHK9/ ... refix=vwap

Chris Drysdale has a lot of YT Vids showing How to trade VWAP + Auction Market Theory
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_ ... s+drysdale

I am confused by the many lines of V40, and espcially the one showed in the attached picture... how to interpret this ?

SOLESHOE wrote: Sat Feb 14, 2026 7:37 pm I am confused by the many lines of V40, and espcially the one showed in the attached picture... how to interpret this ?

Candles (Trend Signal)

Dodger Blue: Bullish / Buy Trend

This color appears when the fast moving average (d60) is above the slow moving average (d500) .

Deep Pink: Bearish / Sell Trend

This color appears when the fast moving average (d60) is below the slow moving average (d500) .

Trend Lines (Moving Averages)

Lime Green: Fastest Moving Average (d60)

Represents an 8-period Double Smoothed EMA.

Forest Green: Fast Moving Average (d80)

Represents a 13-period Double Smoothed EMA.

Dark Violet: Slow Trend Baseline (d500)

Represents a 500-period Double Smoothed EMA. This is a major trend filter.

Purple: Slowest Trend Baseline (d600)

Represents a 600-period Double Smoothed EMA.

Dynamic Support & Resistance

Dark Khaki (Dotted Line): "Scout" Line

This is a dynamic level calculated using the fast d80 line plus a volatility shift (ATR). It often acts as a trailing stop or immediate support/resistance.

Dark Khaki (Solid Line): "King" Line

This is a dynamic level calculated using the slow d500 line plus a volatility shift (ATR). It acts as a major support/resistance level.