u/NotAReligiousNut

Actually I just rewatched this. And I reaffirmed to myself that it’s one of my top five films of all time.

If you haven’t seen The Wicker Man, a police officer investigates a disappearance on a remote British island… and that’s all I’ll say because the plot twist is unbelievable here.

Edward Woodward and Christopher Lee are amazing in this iconic film which is equal parts gripping, suspenseful, and terrifying.

There wasn’t a single minute in this film where I wasn’t wondering what’s going to happen next.

There’s so much wrong with this film…

First off, it took too long to reveal the ‘alien’. The build up was interesting, just too long. Then when it was revealed, it was like, ‘tf is this thing?’ It looked like a green Alice Cooper…

Then the plot kept changing from this persons story to another person and by the end I’m not sure who the movie was about. Even the aliens (who it turns out could talk but it took a few scenes of them talking for their chatter to be subtitled) had their plot. Oh and all these plot lines went unfinished.

But the cherry on this turd pie was the in CGI. We’re talking Spy Kids level CGI.

Trying to focus in on one single strategy or pattern that is ideally very simple and works across stocks and forex.

Wondering what people may think is the most reliable strategy/pattern out there?

I’m wondering if anyone knows a platform where I can look at years worth of small time frame data, say 1 and 5 minute charts. Trading view only goes back 20k candles max! Thanks

Curious to know what people use as exit indicators…

I get in a lot of good trades early but exit way too early as well.

I trade big tech stocks on the 1m chart. A natural exit indicator would say close above the 20/50/200 etc but that seems too unreliable.

Any suggestions?

I keep moving between the two. What are the key differences in how each price moves?

What time frames do people use to identify the strongest supply and demand zones? Or if executi trades in the five min chart eg, is the five min supply and demand zones best.

I’ve been using ChatGPT to analyse trade entries and set ups. It’s okay but makes basic mistakes identifying certain things

Anybody recommend a chatbot that’s great for analysing trade set ups?

I’ve turned my trading almost entirely to price action but I want to get a better gauge on volume.

I’ve been trying out session volume profile and volume delta along with volume ticks.

What others/what combination of volume profiles have people had success with?

I’ve seen almost every film that’s come out this year and here’s what I think at the midway point…

My top 3 movies of 2026 - Send Help, Obsession, The Invite

Most disappointing movies - Iron Lung, Mercy, Cold Storage, Disclosure Day

Best director - Christopher Nolan (The Odyssey), Curry Barker (Obsession)

Best acting performance male and female - Seth Rogen (The Invite) and Inde Navarrette (Obsession)

Most overrated movie - Project Hail Mary

Most underrated - Tuner

Honourable mentions - Backrooms, Hokum, Is This Thing On?

I trade on lower time frames but I’m experimenting with higher time frame trend filters. For example one I’ve been looking at is only take long on the five min time frame when price is above the 50ema, and the 50ema is above the 200 on the one hour time frame.

Anybody use something better or different to help filter out their trades?

I trade on lower time frames but I’m experimenting with higher time frame trend filters. For example one I’ve been looking at is only take long on the five min time frame when price is above the 50ema, and the 50ema is above the 200 on the one hour time frame.

Anybody use something better or different to help filter out their trades?

Trying to get AI chatbots to make me an indicator that alerts whenever there’s a sudden price move, but whatever conditions I give it, nothing seems to work.

I’ve tried a few different algos with no luck - multiple engulfing candles, moving x% within y candles. I just can’t figure out what to tell AI to make this script.

Any suggestions?

Been working on a ton of pullback algos lately. Tried working it around price moves and then fib retracement, pure price action, EMA alignments and can’t seem to get something reliable.

Can anyone offer any tips on making algos for detecting pullbacks? Thanks