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Old 09-02-2008, 04:32 PM
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Hi Cmellon, great stuff so far! I finally entered with 1 lot at 1.7815 stop so far at the low for the day! Have you moved your stop at entry?

Where do u think is a good place to add more to longs, as in when it wud be confirmed that the Low today was the lowest till Dec..
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Old 09-02-2008, 04:35 PM
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hey guys

i missed the 7790 lvl for going long. any chance it will get around there. wat would be the next best lvl to look for?
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Old 09-02-2008, 04:39 PM
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Hi Flguy,

I have already got in 5 lots of long at 7790. My stop loss is set at 1 tick lower than the lowest price in my FXCM trading platform, which is 7778. Today's low 7779 maybe is ITD 8 low.

I don't have short anymore. Will hold this long and see where market is heading. In my previous analysis, ITD 10 at mid Sept could have the potential to be lower than ITD 8 lowest if ITD 10 is the LTD 12.

However, after further analysis, it seems to me that ITD 8 could well be the LTD 12 itself.

If LTD 12 is correctly identified, largest trend will be up until perhaps late December.

Happy Trading.
Hi cmellon,
the swing looks like holding on and I would cosider to add more longs on a pulback, but with a hard SL below todays low.
I would also consider it as MTD3 and reserve my judgement about LTD12 for time being.The 5EW pattern should be followed by ABC retracement of which wave A is likely to have a 5 wave structure. Let see what the market shall provide.
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Old 09-02-2008, 06:26 PM
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Guys careful, watch for reversal signal before going long..as bearish trend is so strong.
Just a thought.

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Old 09-02-2008, 06:46 PM
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Sorry guys, first, i don't see UK fundamentals better than the US economy. Mainly because UK housing bubble is showing signs of popping and US is starting to see a rather soft stabilization in housing prices. Hence, I believe what PE said is true. Many shorts are just selling on relief rallies and the bearish trend will persist till the end of the week.
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Old 09-02-2008, 07:53 PM
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It looks like we could be seeing a major breakdown from GBPUSD. If you look at the beginning of the long-term bull trend from 2001; we have just come up on the 38.2% fib of that level.

In my book this was confirmed by the 1.83 swing low from a few days ago. When spot pushed below this level I added to my short position. Whether or not I stay with it depends on what kind of momentum we come of it and what the if the other dollar-based pairs can produce their own breakouts to add to the buying pressure.

Thoughts? Do you guys think this a dollar based break or a pound based break?
My second profit target triggered this morning at 1.7875 when I was still asleep. If I would have known that we would maintain Monday's momentum, my target would have been moved lower and stop moved up.

Can't believe there are so many ppl going counter-trend. I guess a lot of you have shorter time frames than myself.

Anyone longer-term shorts? How about longer-term bulls?
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RE: wedge

A wedge has formed on this pair, a break out?
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My second profit target triggered this morning at 1.7875 when I was still asleep. If I would have known that we would maintain Monday's momentum, my target would have been moved lower and stop moved up.

Can't believe there are so many ppl going counter-trend. I guess a lot of you have shorter time frames than myself.

Anyone longer-term shorts? How about longer-term bulls?
Hi John,

You trade on fundamentals or technicals? and how long you been in forex trading?

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A wedge has formed on this pair, a break out?
Hi Rodie,

Can you please post chart?

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Old 09-03-2008, 12:15 AM
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My second profit target triggered this morning at 1.7875 when I was still asleep. If I would have known that we would maintain Monday's momentum, my target would have been moved lower and stop moved up.

Can't believe there are so many ppl going counter-trend. I guess a lot of you have shorter time frames than myself.

Anyone longer-term shorts? How about longer-term bulls?
1.7350 - 1.7450 may be the next support as it is .50 fib of overall rise from 10/06/2001 to 4/11/2007.

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1.7350 - 1.7450 may be the next support as it is .50 fib of overall rise from 10/06/2001 to 4/11/2007.

Cheers,
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Interesting you give 1.7350 a possible target as this is the measure for the weekly head and shldr break or near as damn it. I have been searching for some confirmation all day that we have seen a bottom but can't seem to find much. Have resisted the temptation to go long so far as if we have seen the bottom the retrace will be fairly substantial when it does come.

The only thing i have found is the longer term studies show bullish divergence but have done so since 07th august and we have come down some 1300 pips since then.

Will keep looking, have you seen anything yet?

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is a hammer and spinning top on the 4hr good enough?

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Old 09-03-2008, 01:41 AM
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Hi Cmellon, great stuff so far! I finally entered with 1 lot at 1.7815 stop so far at the low for the day! Have you moved your stop at entry?

Where do u think is a good place to add more to longs, as in when it wud be confirmed that the Low today was the lowest till Dec..
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Hello,

I do not move the Stop Loss. I sold one of my longs to fund the trade. We have yet to see if 1.7779 can hold, so I won't do analysis on where to add more longs yet.

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Old 09-03-2008, 01:49 AM
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As a new, please accept my regards to anyone in this forum. Also - many thanks to anyone’s attemptions for predicting the market’s moves.

Cmellon, great pleasure to read your analysis, based on the Market Matrix tool. If possible, please share with us - are there any basic rules, applied in money management strategies, according to the features (time related) of this system.

Thanks in advance. Have a nice time.
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Hello,

It's a quite complicated system to explain in a forum. There are books out there, and also other sources you can check, such as The Matrix Newsletter: History of Market Matrix

The method is not perfect. It doesn't predict exact date nor exact price to enter and exit. For that, you need to do your own analysis using multiple different tools, such as Delta, EW, Fib. At the end of the day, you still need to use your best judgment, and sound money management is required.

What the method helps me is in giving me confidence in my own trade, regardless what all others are saying.

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Hi John,

You trade on fundamentals or technicals? and how long you been in forex trading?

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I use both. Fundamentals to keep me with the long-term direction and to plan for increases in volatility. Technicals for trade entry, stops and targets and medium to short-term trend. Realistically the latter is a reflection of the former, but many ppl refuse to believe this.
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