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James_Bond

Biedrs kopš Jan 14, 2010  555 ieraksti James_Bond Mar 30 2011 at 07:39

speki posted:
Is this a wedge or triangle, I never know the difference.
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I've tried trading those too, but never figured out how differentiate between failing formations and non-failing. I had a 50% success rate.

James_Bond

Biedrs kopš Jan 14, 2010  555 ieraksti James_Bond Mar 30 2011 at 07:40

speki posted:
    Can't keep a good Yuro down - I'd risk a long with stops below the recent daily lows. Target? Ohh, back to 1.5 baby. I think the franc will tank heavily this year.

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Indeed a good setup, but I wouldn't aim that high though, probably only to the start of the triangle. In any case, it still might dip lower before going up in my opinion.

speki

Biedrs kopš Nov 18, 2009  735 ieraksti speki Mar 30 2011 at 09:06

wilkinson posted:
I've tried trading those too, but never figured out how differentiate between failing formations and non-failing. I had a 50% success rate.


Have you tried the community outlook? When every man and his dog are heavily short UJ, EJ, then it usually goes up big time.

http://www.myfxbook.com/community/outlook

Nothing wrong with 50% success rate. Like a coin toss. If you bank more on winners than you give back with losers, you'll be in the black on average.

Surround yourself with people whose eyes light up when they see you and who have no agenda for your reform.
extremerrage

Biedrs kopš Feb 05, 2011  5 ieraksti extremerrage Mar 30 2011 at 09:53
trading naked is the best way but u need to be an excelent spotter of hard wind, need a strong knowledge of trendlines chart patterns ,candle pattern and with few support and resist and pivots u can make it with ease,,, good luck and by the way am nial fuller student ciao ciao

James_Bond

Biedrs kopš Jan 14, 2010  555 ieraksti James_Bond Mar 30 2011 at 15:53 (labots Mar 30 2011 at 15:53 )
extremerrage posted:
    trading naked is the best way but u need to be an excelent spotter of hard wind, need a strong knowledge of trendlines chart patterns ,candle pattern and with few support and resist and pivots u can make it with ease,,, good luck and by the way am nial fuller student ciao ciao


Isn't using pivots counts as using indicators? wink

How about posting some charts?

extremerrage

Biedrs kopš Feb 05, 2011  5 ieraksti extremerrage Mar 30 2011 at 16:23
good day , by looking directly into the charts you can directley tell wether there is oversold or over bought areas, so why need for lagging indicators, pivots and trendlines are tools same like the nuke fibo, i suggest u to go to www.learntotradethemarket.com and there r plantey of health stuff there pureley price action and soon i will be posting some stuffs ,,, and have a nice day

speki

Biedrs kopš Nov 18, 2009  735 ieraksti speki Mar 30 2011 at 20:21
Welcome, Nial Fuller student. We're all students here. Price action sounds good. Make sure you post some stuffs. Do you like music? I found a lovely RnB channel today.
Enjoy naked.






Surround yourself with people whose eyes light up when they see you and who have no agenda for your reform.
zzzero

Biedrs kopš Jan 26, 2011  1367 ieraksti zzzero Mar 31 2011 at 22:33
speki posted:
wilkinson posted:
I've tried trading those too, but never figured out how differentiate between failing formations and non-failing. I had a 50% success rate.


Have you tried the community outlook? When every man and his dog are heavily short UJ, EJ, then it usually goes up big time.

http://www.myfxbook.com/community/outlook

Nothing wrong with 50% success rate. Like a coin toss. If you bank more on winners than you give back with losers, you'll be in the black on average.


the entire myfxbook community now consists of a total of forty eight million dollars.

keep in mind that there are massively large commercial transfers between various economies that far exceed this amount.

the community outlook numbers represent only that which is going on here at myfxbook.

do not trade according to these numbers.

of course, tho, this is only my opinion.

zzzero/.



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abalzai

Biedrs kopš Jan 28, 2010  4 ieraksti abal (abalzai) Apr 23 2012 at 18:40
I give you some idea... only on H1 chart. find the bank signal on h1 chart. how. Wait on europe session/US session. Find CS more 30 pips on body that is the signal to follow. Look yourself.

trade if there is a confirm signal
tigpips

Biedrs kopš Jun 09, 2011  107 ieraksti tigpips Apr 24 2012 at 04:43
Hmm... sounds viable. Could check it out.

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