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Haven't posted in the past couple of Days because I'm right back where I was when I opened My short on Tuesday for 1.2795.
I asked the Madaam what was going on. She said Crystal Ball still cloudy but Cloud seems to be disapating toward the bottom of the Ball. I hope She's right.
Quite a disscussion going on recently about RSI's vs Moving averages. Gives Me a brain Cloud.
Hello, i'm new to this forum
as far as i heard and found out on my own xprience, sma's and rsi's are used quite in different situations depending on volatility, so they can't be quite the same.
would really apreciate if you point out on my wrong or right speech, since my knowledge of all this is really poor.
thanx. Senja.
Show me, then, where the enter/exit signals are please for I cannot see anything to suggest either.
All I see is an averaging of price within the candles.
On 2nd thoughts, I would rather you forget the whole matter.
I have nothing more to say on the issue nor am I interested in what you have to say on it.
Best wishes regardless,
Colly
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Ohhh brother,,, if you really didn't want me to reply, I would have had nothing to quote...
The question was not a literal one, sorry you took it that way. The question was placed to make one say, ""hmmmm, maybe they do move in like kind"". Either way though, both indicators work and both follow the data which feeds the chart and neither of them are lying and both of them are lagging. I can't spell that out any better, sorry.
The entry/exit for SMA's are on the crossing of the two lines. Enter in the direction of the trend ONLY when the lines cross, exit when they cross again. It's a super simple yes/no, do or do not indicator. That's why I like it anyway.
But I wish someone would "show" me how the EURO can fall when the DOLLAR falls. If that were true (I'm thinking out loud) this pair couldn't exist, it would just be a straight line on a monitor. I will "show" again in chart form below why I cannot understand what some of you are talking about. All this talk of risk on/off, safe haven whatever, it just doesn't help me understand.
This is FOREX, it's all about "risk" and never about "safety". Every single trade is a risky investment! For those who want safety, they should go buy a CD, Bond or maybe even Gold.
But then again, if your house burns down, your Gold will melt away like butter and/or your proof of Bond or CD goes up in smoke. So I guess there's really no such thing a safety in currency.... No matter how you do it, you can still lose it.
Regardless, what I'm "showing" below is the DOLLAR moves in one direction and the EURO moves the exact opposite. If I'm so mistaken about this, then it's not me who's miss-understanding, but rather my chart that is without a clue. I'm only looking at what the chart is telling me and "showing" to you what it "shows" to me. Ever since someone posted it backwards to my understanding of how this pair functions or moves, I've been trying to understand very seriously! Some of you keep telling me I've got it backwards. Well OK, now "show" me please. I'm completely failing to see the proof in text form.
I'm not arguing with anyone, but this whole """because I said so""" mentality just isn't working for me. Please someone "show" me otherwise.
Hello this is Hamid from Pakistan. Newly registered though have been visiting this site for a while...
Good luck in your trading.
Hi Hamid. Good to know you are from Pakistan. I'm also from Pakistan and Welcome to the Forum.........
GL............
Patience is virtue. The sooner we learn this all, sooner we can start walking to the bank. Good Luck to all of us
The trick is to wait the price meet ur limits, instead of one jumping in.. however scalps is a totally different scenario and is not everyone's cup of tea
Disclaimer: I'm not at all suggesting trades when by either posting the graphs, or my entries. You can view it, but in the end you have to use your own logic and approach, as there is no certainty about this uncertain market...
I do not think the sma is equal to the twin RSI. The RSI overlay has the ability to "somewhat" predict where the pair is going to move. Take a look at the pics ......Sorry dude.....
Last edited by MoneyInc.II; 09-23-2010 at 12:55 AM.
Oh now your just trying to put words in my mouth. Re-read that which you quoted me on, your hearing what you want not reading what I wrote.
Not the same end result huh? Neither tell when to enter or exit a trade??? Not a tool in either case to show money moving over time???
Hmmm, interesting....
t3t4..............
i'm glad ur indicators work for you....... Let's leave it to that..............
Shall we get back to trading then...........
GL...
Patience is virtue. The sooner we learn this all, sooner we can start walking to the bank. Good Luck to all of us
The trick is to wait the price meet ur limits, instead of one jumping in.. however scalps is a totally different scenario and is not everyone's cup of tea
Disclaimer: I'm not at all suggesting trades when by either posting the graphs, or my entries. You can view it, but in the end you have to use your own logic and approach, as there is no certainty about this uncertain market...
Too many people picking on T3t4.
Myself! I sometimes reference Collys 6, 26 RSI's as SMA's. they're not too bad at giving Buy/Sell signals. As for when to take Profit? Used in conjunction with ATR, is a fair scalping method. For the big Moves, open several positions, close one right at the ATR. and follow with a breakeven stop, and keep adjusting.
Here's what the SMA's look like.
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