My first client was not enthousiastic seeing this Ondamed machine – or any other for that matter – as he was prepared to experience the ‘standard’ specialized kinesiology approach for his session.

I explained him how it worked, what he generically could expect and he still was sceptic. Good for him. But I went on and selected the programs and then asked him to lay on the table.

I placed the neck applicator on him and started the ‘most wanted’ program. While the program was running I waved the hand applicator over these areas I felt that needed special attention.

As time went by he relaxed more and more, I touched his right foot and that felt really ticklish. So I backed off a little bit.

The program was to run 12 minutes. Soon I heard him snoaring. He was deep asleep. After these twelve minutes he woke up and told me he had a dream, but forgot what it was about. I run another program and then the body said it was enough.

I let him drink some water and we had some small talk. He offered to come back next week to let me experiment on him for free . Well since I am in an experimental stage I said ‘yes’ to this proposal. So he is returning monday.

Huib Salomons, Apeldoorn

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Ondamed – bioresonance - is not new, but it is for me. I am ready to experience working with Ondamed as it is been installed in my practice today.

With Ondamed a practitioner uses a system that consists of a battery-powered biofeedback device and applicators …

• to determine which frequencies of sound – as well as the accompanying weak pulsed electromagnetic fields – cause a response in a patient’s autonomic nervous system. Hereby using VAS as indicator;
• to apply time based stimulation of selected frequencies, combined with the patient’s cognitive and non-cognitive participation;
• to promote relaxation, muscle re-education, and overall rehabilitation that returns the body to its former state of wellness.

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As I am just “a new kid around the block” I can not support this claim [yet], but I am ready to help those who want to experience this success with me.

I also intend to offer ways to reduce pain as I know from my own experience “how bad your day can be” when you experience pain on a daily basis. Using bioresonance by applying tissue related frequencies we “bring life” back into this tissue. Sounds cool, doesn’t it. What if this really works, wouldn’t it be heaven on earth.

I am ready, are you?!

Huib Salomons, Apeldoorn

In the meantime, there are 15 additional cell salts, by which twelve are quite well known especially in Germany.

http://www.alternativevet.org/tissue_salts.htm

http://www.vithoulkas.com/en/books-study/online-materia-medica.html

Here you can find online versions of Materia Medica by the following homeopaths:

• Materia Medica by Boericke (685 remedies).
• Materia Medica by Kent (206 remedies).
• Materia Medica by Allen (180 remedies).
• Materia Medica by Farrington (127 remedies).
• Materia Medica by Dunham (51 remedies).
• Materia Medica by Nash (190 remedies).
• Lectures by Kent.
• Organon.

• LM potency (1).
• LM potency (2).
• LM potency (Q).

Treat a patient with a disease, not a disease

http://homeopathyplus.com.au/?s=Radiation

1. Aconite napellus (Acon.)

For: Panic, fear and shock. Hyperventilation. Anaphylaxis. Measles.

2. Apis mellifica (Apis.)

For: Bites and stings with swelling. Anaphylaxis.

3. Arnica Montana (Arn.)

For: Bruising and damage to soft tissues. Fractures.

4. Arsenicum album (Ars.)

For: Anxiety states. Burning pains better for warmth. Food poisoning. Fractures. Pain that is worse for the slightest movement and better keeping still or firm pressure. Amoebic dysentery. Influenza. Malaria. Measles, Yellow fever.

5. Bryonia (Bry.)

For: Fractures. Pain that is worse for the slightest movement and better keeping still or firm pressure.

6. Carbo vegetabilis (Carb-v.)

For:  Near-death states with gasping and flatulence. The ‘corpse-reviver’.

7. Calendula (Calen.)

For:  Superficial wounds, grazes and lacerated skin. Infected wounds.

8. Cantharis (Canth.)

For:  2nd to 3rd degree burns, including sunburn. Wasp stings.

9. China officinalis (Chin.)

For: Exhaustion following  loss of body fluids such as blood, sweat and diarrheoa. Malaria.

10. Euphrasia (Euphr.)

For:  Irritated streaming eyes and nose. Effects of tear gas.

11. Hepar sulphuris (Hep.)

For: Infected and sensitive wounds with splinter-like sticking pains and cheesy odour. Slow healing of wounds.

12. Hypericum perforatum (Hyper.)

For: injuries to nerves and nerve rich areas such as finger tips and the spine. Lacerations and puncture wounds, especially where there is the risk of tetanus.

13. Lachesis muta (Lach.)

For: Dark red or blue –purple infected tissues . Gangrene. Tarantula bites.

14. Ledum palustre (Led.):

For: Puncture wounds especially when there is a risk of tetanus. Sprained and twisted joints. Bites and stings. Lyme disease.

15. Pyrogenium (Pyrog.)

For: Offensive wounds with foul smelling discharges. High fevers from infections. Restless exhaustion and offensive discharges. Prevention of infection following wounds or childbirth.

16. Ruta graveolens (Ruta.):

For tendon or periostium injuries. Sprains and strains.

17. Silicea (Sil.):

Abscesses that drain but won’t heal. Embedded foreign bodies.

18. Staphysagria (Staph.)

For: Cuts and incisions. Violation and rape.

19. Symphytum officinale (Symph.)

For: Fractures.  Punctured or ruptured eyeball.

20. X-ray

For: Prevention of chromosomal damage from radiation exposure. Treatment of radiation burns and poisoning.

Believe it or not, your subconscious is a major player in taking action in any field of your life. And thus also in your trading behaviour.

The trade index is unpredictable in the moment and thus a component to take into account, so is your subconscious.

When you want something in your life and your subconscious is not congruent with your goal setting, your subconscious will not help you and in severe cases it will sabotage your effort. Protecting you from bringing it into existence.

So in order to succeed in life you’d better secure yourself from a congruent state between the subsconscious and your goal setting. Only to find the results you were working towards all the time.

:Success in trading:

Huib Salomons

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It is important to start writing down your insights (journaling) when you are ‘reading’ a chart. Because …

… on different occassions I could see where the trade index was heading, but the ‘retracement habit’ delays the moment of realization.

When you forget about your insight you will start doing other things and the moment you least expect it the trade index will start making way to your foreseen limit. And you are too late to act for what ever reason.

So be nice to your self and start ‘journaling’. It helps you to clean up your thoughts and notions.

Write down the goal setting and what tactic you will be using to observe the right moment to take action.

:Success in trading:

Huib Salomons

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The trade index has the annoying habit to “go back to its root”. Only to check the strenght of the root or to find an even higher high c.q. lower low. The root being the ultimate encounter with a resistance barrier as a result. A momentary balance of volume between buyers and sellers.

It is something you have to take into account when you place your bid. Done poorly it can blow up your trading goal. Leaving you with a loss. And that is not what you want. At least I don’t.

Importance of the Life Cycle

It is important to learn to recognize the end of a life cycle on any timescale in any tradestation.

There are two types of life cycles.
1. The inner life cycle.
2. The outer life cycle.

Ad 1. The inner life cycle entails a breather after which the search for a lower lower c.q. higher high continues. Meaning it is a moment where it checks the strengh of the Moving Average. Which is to be a barrier for the trade index. In any tradestation you can graphically see that is meandering around the 100 SMA.

Ad 2. The outer life cycle is depicted by the meandering around the 200 SMA. When it has reached the higher high c.q. lower low across the 200 SMA it marks the end of the outer life cycle.

In an earlier insight I told about the scaleability of the SMA. Meaning the 100 SMA on a larger scale chart is the 50 SMA on the lower scale chart. This leads to the conclusion that the definitive change of direction (sell>buy, buy>sell) on this scale is all a matter of scope!

:Success in trading:

Huib Salomons

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Max Gunther, the author of “How to Get Lucky”.

You are focused on learning to trade forex. Some say you need luck to have success in forex trading. If you don’t know what you are doing you need “luck”, but when you know the technology you can “bring luck on your side”.

In his book Max Gunther outlines 13 techniques for discovering and taking advantage of life’s good breaks, was first published in 1986 and has recently been republished.

The English-born American journalist and writer, who died in 1998, was best known for his controversial bestseller on financial risk management, The Zurich Axioms, but his other works include The Luck Factor, The Very Very Rich and Instant Millionaires.

Lucky people arrange their lives in characteristic patterns, Gunther said, and tend to position themselves in the path of “onrushing luck”.

Here are his 13 tips to turn your luck around:

1. Never confuse luck with planning – When a desired outcome is brought about by luck, you must acknowledge that fact. If you confuse luck with planning, you will all but guarantee that your luck – in the long run – will be bad.

2. Find the fast flow - Go where events flow fastest, surround yourself with a churning mass of people and things will happen. It doesn’t matter if you are a quiet person; all you need to do is meet a lot of people and let them know who you are. Then they will direct opportunities your way.

3. Take calculated risks – There are two ways to be an almost sure loser in life.
a. Take risks that are out of proportion to the rewards being sought.
b. Take no risks at all. Lucky people, characteristically, avoid both extremes.
Be frugal, yet DO take risks within accepted boundries.

4. Know when to cut and run – Always assume that a run of luck is going to be short, never try to ride a run to its peak. You will virtually always be right as the law of averages is heavily on your side.

5. Know how to select luck - Is there some likelihood that the problems with your investment – whether it be time, money or love – will go away?
Do you have some realistic hope of fixing them? If so, you should stay aboard. If not, you should get out and look for better luck elsewhere.

6. Take the zig zag path - Despite what many people think the path to success is rarely a straight line. Lucky men and women, on the whole, are not straight-line strugglers. They not only allow themselves to be distracted, they invite distraction.
A plan should be used as a guide only and if something better comes along the plan should be discarded immediately without regret.

7. Supernatural belief can help - Not because it makes you more lucky but because it helps you make impossible choices. Sometimes there is no rational choice to make, yet the worst reaction is to do nothing.
A supernatural belief can enable people to get into a potentially winning position simply by helping them make choices.

8. Be a bit pessimistic - Lucky people, as a breed, tend to be pessimistic. Optimism means expecting the best, but good luck involves knowing how you will handle the worst.

9. Learn to keep your mouth shut - Talk can tie you up and lock you in positions that seem right today but may be wrong tomorrow. Avoid unnecessary talk about your problems, plans and feelings. When there is no good reason to say something, say nothing.

10. Recognise a non-lesson - There are experiences in life that seem to be lessons but aren’t. Recognise when something was just bad luck and move on.

11. Accept the universe is unfair - All of us, the good, the bad and the in-between, are all equally likely to realise our fondest dreams or contract cancer.

12. Be willing to be busy - The more activities you have going the greater the likelihood that something good will happen.

13. Find a destiny partner - This is someone who is someone who changes your luck over a long term. This person is not necessarily a romantic partner and is usually just found by blind luck but it can help if you are actively looking.

Studying forex trading I have found those “13 guidelines to luck” to share analogies in applicability with trading with the charts of the tradestation and the mindset for learning to trade. The final goal being .. “to make some profit or have luck on your side”.

Luck can be within your grasp, when you incorporate these guidelines into your learning trading forex.

Commit yourself to “one trade at a time”: focus!!

(Rule 5: Know how to select luck) It is tempting to bid (sell/buy) on different currencies at a time. Or course it is your choice but know this … at time of “elevated heart rhythm” you can not think clearly anymore. Thereby loosing your bid.  your goal is “to make a nice profit” and learn while watching the development of the trade index.

So be fair to your self know your goal …  and commit your self to one trade at a time.

: Success with trading:

Huib Salomons

When there is one chart of all – important in day trading – you can say ‘the H1 chart’ in any tradestation is the one.

The H4 chart will show you which way the trade index is heading, and the lower charts (M1, M15, M30) will show you the ongoing development.

The cycle on this chart lasts on average 0,5 day to 2 days. You will find the amount of PIPS to be reached lays between 50.0 and 300.0 PIPS with an rounded average 150.0 PIPS.

Now you know what to expect when a cycle on the H1 chart has ended. Looking at H4 you can see which way the trade index is going. You can project and estimate how many PIPS are to be made.

Keep in mind, when you work with ETORO you may use the x50 leverage as this input covers the everyday range of PIPS. With enough space to cover retrace.

Wait for the cycle to end on the H1 chart and then place your bid. Then wait and choose your time to exit.

:Success with trading:

Huib Salomons

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By Adam Stonehocker, for Claim the Web

Steps to “how to create great selling product pages!”

Your customer has navigated into a product page and is thinking about buying.

>> What can you do to make sure that the customer purchases from you?

Good content and information will make a big difference in conversion rates, but it is important to focus on the right information.

>> What information is found on a good product page?

Let us walk through a few steps on how to create great selling product pages!

• Step 1 – Keep it “Above the Fold”
• Step 2 – K.I.S.S. (Keep it Super Simple)
• Step 3 – Share with Social Media
• Step 4 – Good Images and Video

Online Reputation Management Website Best Practices – Part 2

Page Layout Best Practices

• Make sure you have researched your target audience and make the layout appealing to your target audience.
• Pay attention to little details like making the site header/logo consistent.
• Make sure your navigation area is the same…

Step 1 – Keep it “Above the Fold”

• Try to keep your content all in one easy-to-view page. The less scrolling that your customers have to do to investigate features and characteristics about your product, the better.
• Keep that “Buy Now” button in their view and always above the fold.
• Many eCommerce sites now use a tab feature so that customers don’t get lost when scrolling down a page to find reviews, videos, color options and so on. This a great way to allow customers to keep their eyes on the product and the “Buy Now” button.

Step 2 – K.I.S.S. (Keep it Super Simple)

• With product pages, less is more. Don’t clutter your page with paragraph after paragraph of descriptions, features and benefits of the product. Otherwise, you’re boring your customer!
• Keep the product description short and concise, organize your main selling points with bullet points, and make sure to label and organize common information like weight, dimensions, material (if applicable) and other common data related to your item needs to be organized and easy to see, not hidden in the text of a long paragraph.

Step 3 – Share with Social Media

• Let your customers share your products on social networks! A simple tool like “add this” will greatly enhance your customer’s ability to show off their latest purchase. (Not to mention drive more traffic to your site.)
• If your current ecommerce software allows you to integrate social media into your product pages, make sure you turn the feature on, and that you link everything up to all your social media accounts.

Step 4 – Good Images and Video

• Images and video are crucial to selling your products. Remember that customers cannot pick up your product, feel it in their hands, and hold it in front of them. Give them the next best thing: images and video.
• It’s great to have a static image of your item, but you also need additional images to show different angles of the product or to show the item in action with a lifestyle photo.
• Any video that can show the product in action or illustrate all the features and details of the product is essential.
• If you have the right amount of content, you’ll keep your customer thinking, “Buy now!” And when you show the customer amazing pictures and video, you will see your conversion rates and sales increase.

Now that you’ve got great product pages, your customers are more inclined to purchase from you, rather than go check out the competition. Start to implement these 4 simple steps, and you’ll see your conversion rates increase and receive far less phone calls with people confused about the product that you’re offering.

Have you ever wondered what it is about candlesticks in forex trading? About how do they come into existence. Everybody is keen about the forms of the candlesticks and the meaning they might have, so one can predict the next movement of the trading index.

So what are candlesticks?

Evolving of the candlestick

“Candlestick charts were derived over 200 years ago by the Japanese, who used them for the purpose of doing analysis of the rice markets. The technique evolved over time into what is now the candlestick technique used in Japan and indeed by millions of technical traders around the world. They are visually more attractive than standard bar and line charts and they make for a clearer market reading, once understood.

The major component of a candlestick is the body, i.e. the part that forms the rectangular shape between the open and close points. While traditional Japanese candlesticks use black and white bodies, we use green and red in our representations as we believe the colours better define the market direction and we find them to be visually more striking. A green body means that the close is higher than the open and thus the price has increased over the period, whereas in a red body the closing price is lower than the opening price and the value has decreased over the period.

The extension lines at the top and lower end of the candlestick bodies are called the shadows. The pinnacle point on the upper shadow is the high price of the period, while the lowest point on the lower shadow represents the low price of the period. If there is no shadow on the upper end of the candlestick body, it means that the close price (in the case of a green period) or the open price (in the case of a red period) = the high price. Conversely, if there is no shadow at the lower end of the candlestick body, it means that the open price (in the case of a green period) or the close price (in the case of a red period) = the low price of the trading period.

Note: A trading period can be a week, a day, an hour or even less. What period is most appropriate depends on the market and the nature of the trade. In our experience, trading periods under an hour are not good measures for currency markets.

There are 21 principal Candlestick types, each of which we explain in the next section. We do ask that when using candlestick indicators, you should always use them in combination with some other trend indicators, such as the slow stochastic indicator, RSI and Bollinger bands. Also, be aware that technical analysis on its own is not enough as economic indicators are often the triggers for price action, so fundamentals are also critical to active trading.

For all of the candlesticks we discuss, we are talking about a default trading period. It is entirely up to the trader to determine the length of the period they which to analyse. For stock markets this might be using a daily chart, whereas for currency markets, it could be an 8 hour, 4 hour or 1 hour chart. Using anything less than an hour is not recommended.” [Read more: 1]

How are candlesticks formed?

Candlesticks are formed by the trade index entering a time unit during which time the movements (up /down) are recorded. Within this up and down movement can laid out on some sort of cyclic movement in relation to time. See figure where time unit is 1 day and the recorded sub units are hours.

Candlesticks represent an impression of the trade index in a specific time frame

As you can see this green candlestick indicated a trend reversal.

Success in trading!