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On a post of yours a few days ago you stated NOT to enter a position between 12 and 2am EST (5-7am BST), a high and a low line must be drawn between these times and not to trade until 7am BST. So this would mean shorting at 8308 at 7.10am BST, where both 8's have crossed the 20. Just a question, as I have been testing this the last few days and seems good. Cheers B |
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I must apperciate the efforts you are putting to help us here. I am leaning towards the first possibiltiy (ITD 8 joining the LTD12) as there are good chances that pair will drop to 1.80 or so as it alread cleared the significant technical levels. We might see a significant bounce from 1.79/80 area. Regards -PE |
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hi there..yes very true i did say that...but it is a seperate trade... a trade with the sma's and a trade with high/low line.. i would not cancel the sma trade until i get the reversal signal.. then when price pushes through the low line i add again but will stop this trade if any folowing candle finishes above the one i traded on..however this might happen and i close my high/low trade but the sma still is alive.. if you are testing the high low trade then yes stick with what i said in previous posts..if you use sma to trade follow those rules i posted other day..or trade the two like i do..just follow the rules per method and you want go far wrong. sorry to have confused i should have been more clear in what i was doing..hope it clears it up alittle ...
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Sent you PM, if you can reply please. Cheers, -PE |
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![]() when i trade on a breakout short or long on sma's..SL has to be a close of candle above or below the candle initialy traded. same principal as high/low lines.
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Agree with Pipsempire that you are putting in lot of efforts to share with us your views... I'd like to add that 1.7700 is a good support also because it's a level where GBP would complete a symmetrical triangle with a drop of 34 cents from the Nov-07 High... However my worry/question is what next can we expect? Should GBP/USD bounce from 7700 level, how high would it go and when would be the next turn?? On a longer term, it seems 1.5500 is expected by a few banks in europe and that level is about 55cents from Nov-07 high! Appreciate your views.... Good Trading! BR/ETARKUM |
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Thanks Newb... ![]() Cheers, -PE |
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As 1.81 is clearly broken, we can now focus on the next possible end of wave 5 region.
Looking at my chart, the typical End Of Wave (EOW) 5 band is indicated by blue rectangular (around 1.778 level, this is 0.618 fib of Wave 1-3, projected from wave 4), the minimum EOW 5 band is indicated by yellow rectangular (already broken), and maximum EOW 5 band is indicated by pink rectangular. Dynamic Time Projection to see possible reversal date for end of Wave 5 indicates Sept 1, Sept 5, Sept 15, Sept 16, and Sept 17 as likely dates. In terms of Delta count, we may see 1.77 at ITD 8. This is probably also LTD 12. At the least, we will see some retracement to ITD 9 here. ITD 10 would then be higher than ITD 8, or if 1.77 is ever broken, then we could go to the pink rectangular zone for ITD 10, which then would be the LTD 12. Currently I think we probably could see 1.77 at ITD 8 (probably on Sept 5), and this could also be LTD 12, and where I would look to get long. P.S. BOE rate decision on Sept 4 (ITD 8 time frame), and BOE statement on Sept 17 (ITD 10 time frame). Last edited by cmellon; 09-01-2008 at 04:26 AM. |
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I am however looking to take a longer term position when it reaches around 1.77, but more importantly when it reaches one of my possible turn date. If you would like to short, you can keep tight SL, and also move SL to breakeven as soon as you can. I think a break of 8100 could make GBP fall at least to 7930 (the 78.6% fib support from Dec 2005). You can use fib level calculation to short. 8095 for example is a level that you can try to short, but again with tight Stop Loss. At the moment, GBP bounced off 8011, this is the next support level in my chart above. If this also breaks, then 7930 is next support level. |
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hi cmellon
after a drain of 80% capital, i am finding it difficult to enter the market. It seems like i always end up being on the wrong side. i decided to study a bit more before entering any trade. can you tell me how exactly is scalping done? i mean do you look at the sma crossovers. and also how does one decide where to cut while scalping? whether stop loss or take profit. |
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At the moment, I don't use too many technical indicators (i.e. EMA, bollinger band, etc). When I mean scalping, I basically just have some possible support and resistance level (from fibonacci, EW, trend line). And I also take a look at the daily range. GBP average range per day is 160 pips (granted last month was anomaly and it went over 200 pips in one day several times). So today's trade setup for example, for scalping, I can do a buy at 7935, SL placed perhaps 7890. This order may not get hit (as 7935 is still way down from the current level), but i know there's a support at 7930 (the 78.6% fib support from Dec 2005), and GBP daily range, if reaching this level today will already be over 200 pips, so most likely GBP will not slide further (because average range is only 160 pips). I will do this trade even though I know GBP in the next few days could slide lower than 7900. But when scalping, my objective is just for today. This trade setup will not be valid tomorrow either, since the trading range will be different tomorrow. So if this order is not filled today, I will take it off from the system before the end of the day. Last edited by cmellon; 09-01-2008 at 05:15 AM. |
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http://www.learncurrencytrading.com/...-post9364.html be careful with scalping... best, A. |
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