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meshpips:The level has failed. I couldn't get in on the sell though. |
djwalata:Yes, I did. So sorry, I didn't know I quoted the wrong post. Those are thoughts on EURCAD. |
djwalata:Probable bearish bat on H1. VAP is above the opening price. Price is also above VAP. All these have bullish suggestions for this pair.
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PipMarshall:This is good. I already entered a long on this pair yesterday.
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@pipmarshall, these are the two levels I have where sellers ought to be waiting for today (EURNZD) The magenta line is the VAP resistance for yesterday while the aqua is the ordinary price supply level on H1. Let's see which of them will hold for today. All the best!
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The buy trade might be fine until around the 1.68984 resistance level. Anywhere from this level or slightlý higher, I will seek to take the sell side. Enjoy your day bro!
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PipMarshall:Hi bro, the demand level at 1.68189 looks like one that has been USED already. It just might fail. I will do my volume computation to find out how muchof buy volume is leftat that level (but this will be when I get to the office around 7:30 - 8:00 am). From what I see, the level might fail. All the best! |
@saxy4c, that's my trade on GBPNZD from entry until exit.
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saxy4c:Those are my SELL entries for today on GBPNZD. I have been busy all day.
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Ummuaisha:Here is the truth: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ZERO SPREAD You either pay SPREAD or COMMISSION. After taking a trade, look at you P/L blotter (on PC) and check under the column for "commission". Your charge or cost is right there. |
AyoII:Shady and blockchain technology? Bros, reason am na. @AYII you've got mail. |
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saxy4c:1.9710 should be a better level to buy from. |
SayDeeJay:Can you notice the divergence between the RSI and the 2 most recent swing highs? Suggesting a sell off in the near future. When trading crosses, ir is also strongly adviced that you analyze the constituent pairs that make up the cross individually. In this case, you need to analyze EURUSD and then USDJPY individually. There are many subtle things that traders overlook. All the best bro! |
Joseankles:Same day. |
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@saxy4c, do well to drop your comment about the weekly range stuff you were trying to point out. Abi my post has cleared all doubts in your mind? |
saxy4c:I will do a walk through with you just because you asked. The average weekly range for GBPNZD (using 5 years historic data) is 467 pips. The excel file attached shows the RANGE for the last 5 weeks. The erudite trader knows that 1.27 Fibonacci extension level is an important level for reversal. So let's add an extra 27% to the Average Weekly Range to mark the extended range (that is a probable termination point for week's that exceed the average). 467 * 1.27 = 593.09 So we can say that GBPNZD does 467 pips (on average) or 593 pips in extension. Anywhere between 467 pips to 593 pips, the trader can begin to seek for a reversal to the mean price. The 30 SMA on H4 shows your 1 - week average price. You can also use either the typical price [(H+L+C)/3] or the weighted close [(H+L+C+C)/4] for the previous week as the average price and then project the probable exhaustion point for that week. It is important to observe here that regardless of the UK elections held last week, GBPNZD still did not exceed the extended weekly range. Over to you @saxy4c, you may now speak.
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saxy4c:Do you want to check the weekly range for a GBP pair for last week where we had UK election and and probable outlier? |
PipMarshall:Around year 2007, I was trading a trendline breakout system called Mouteki (I think it actually is Tom Demark's ). There was this day in which I got a signal for an entry and decided to share the trade with a few of my contacts at that time. Surprisingly, one Asian guy sent me his chart and was already about 100 pips in profit. I was amazed at his entry because he seemed to have entered just when the buy started. In a bid to improve upon my trading knowledge, I asked him the reason for his entry. It turned out that this Trader already had a RED DIAMOND on forexfactory. His moniker - Kang Gun. He was a programmer and a mathematician who trades using maths and stats. He it was that gave me the impetus to delve even deeper into using maths to trade the market. Whilst a trade entry based on trendline breakout is good, you can get a far better entry trading mean reversion methods. Stick with whatever works best for you and keep striving to make your entries and exits more effecient. All the best guys! |
@djwalata, you have brought up another discussion which causes a whole lot of controversy in the market (among traders). Different Brokers have different terminal time on their MT4. Having underscored the importance of the CLOSE, which trading terminal time should traders use for best result on Daily time frame and higher? |
infofirst:Many thanks sir. walexy100:It depends on whose side you are standing. For the Broker, gaps constitute RISK because the price points between the interval of the gap doesn't have orders point by point. Stocks that are not liquid usually have gaps this makes them risky to trade and hold overnight. Oftentimes, gaps are also seen during weekends where we have OPTIONS EXPIRATION. As everyone's position is closed "mandatorily". For those interested in taking advantage of weekend gaps, you can check out a Professional Trader called Joel Rensink. He has a strategy that takes advantage of weekend gaps called the One Night Stand. |
VeeVeeMyLuv:When the ATR indicator is applied on the weekly time frame, it will show us the Average Weekly Range. The default 14 period setting might not give us a statistically significant reading though (I usually recommend using 52 periods or a multiple of this value as there are 52 weeks in one year). Now, Range is simply HIGH - LOW. It is a measure of DISPERSION. As such, once the Average Weekly Range has been done or exceeded, it becomes logical to seek opportunities for a MEAN REVERSION trade (where we expect price to trade back to the AVERAGE price for that week). It is note worthy to state that BOLLINGER BANDS (standard deviation) can also be used as a measure of dispersion. In this case one can seek opportunities to trade back to the MIDDLE BAND (average price) AFTER price closes either ABOVE the upper band or BELOW the lower band. |
walexy100: MrUnder: infofirst:Thanks everyone for your answers. I have thought long and hard about this and decided that the WEEKLY time frame ought to be the SUPREME time frame. Reason: This is when the market CLOSES. This is the only time you will see GAPS in the market. For stocks, DAILY time frame would be just fine. Let's take as an example, Nigeria playing a match against Ghana. Half time score line NIG (1) - GHA (0) Has Nigeria won the match? No !!! But if at the CLOSE of the match (at full time) the scoreline is still NIG (1) - GHA (0) Now Nigeria has won the match even though the score line is not different from what we had at half time. The CLOSE of the trading period is of utmost importance. Smaller time frames as compared to the weekly, only show us a SEGMENT of the continuum. |
A quick question to all traders in the house. The FOREX market runs for 5 days each week switching from market center to market center during this 5 - day period. Traders use different time frames for their analysis. Which time frame can we then say is the SUPREME time frame on which analysis should be done? |
USDJPY and AUDUSD are set to move (intra-day). Analysts in the house, make una do justice. All the best guys!!! |
Mcy56:Hmmnnnn . . . Na jeje jeje I siddon on my own . . . Make una leave me hand o! |
@maryjames9 you've got mail. Thanks. |
Alphabit:Kindly note that you posted using a moniker that I do not know. When I had dealings with you about 3 - 4 years ago, I knew you as ZEROBIT and not alphabit. That's the reason I didn't even bother to respond to your allegation. We spoke extensively on phone yesterday. I apologize here publicly for the money lost and for whatever inconvenience it caused you. Kindly post here on this thread the proof of the amount given me (actually funded in your betting account) or a trail of our communication via whatsapp at that time. I will pay back within the next 30 days. Again I apologize for the loss of fund and for whatever inconvenience it caused you. Thank you. |
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PIPnator10:The USDCHF chart ought to be helpful to the guy that took sell positions. Anyway, he was trading for just 5 pips. Transient, short timer. |
After we have created an uncomfortable environment by our actions and inactions, we then start going into ghost mode. @infofirst, stay and enjoy the mess you were a vital part of creating. Where you dey run go? Guy stay and enjoy your "creation" Many times we fail to understand that everything and everyone is inter-connected. There is plenty to learn from this thread, highly intelligent people gathered in one place yet together they cannot do something monumental. A house divided against itself cannot stand. Why tear down your own? What is the sense in doing so? @inforfirst, if ever you go into ghost mode, I will be of all most disappointed in you. |
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