What you say is true in most cases. However a lot of people jump on the Bandwagon after the party is over. It's always a matter of timing.
The intermediate trend may be turning down. So most of my trades will be to the short side. That's not gonna stop me from making a few bucks on the up bounces too.
Good Luck in your trading.
Just checked: This trade ain't lookin too good right now. It's closer to my stop than my entry.
So be it! That's the way the Cookie crumbles. LOL
Originally Posted by Lagune
32% changed to long after the euro drop, I think too many people are thinking they can scalp medium term, ( You SHOULD be shorting rallies not longing them, the direction is bearish. )
hehe thanks Gold, I primarily trade for my office account. Short covered at 3522s and went long with TP 35360 then I'd go short again. Didn't want to square but just did
And e/u trades 3540! Long covered and gone short! TP same as before 3484
What a nervous Nellie I'm turning into.
After bouncing around below my entry point a 1.3528, I bailed out with a 7 pip profit. Soo! It ain't a loss, is it.
Once again, I chickened out too early. a complete lack of intestinal fortitude.
Oops! My goodness. A sell order I had placed and hadn't had time to clear, just opened at 1.3545. I better get a stop in on this and see where the fates take me.
Breath! Take deep breaths Son, and put this paper bag over your head. LOL
Eur /usd is also breaking the neckline of a head and shoulders on the 1 hour chart. Also looks bearish
Hello dh12,
I see the H&S on the 1-hour Euro chart. Looks like it needs a break of 1.3500 to get the party started again.
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That's a long run .
I think It's shorter .
Wait to go short ?
I wouldn't disagree with you Piri. Though 3575s still holds which was computed by my model as turn around point nevertheless, my model is also suggesting a mildly sideways trend between 3535-3554s which most of the techies would take as support. If it holds well for some time, 3620s cannot be ruled out. As the pair could make an IHnS, the odds of IHnS formation are 1.84:5
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I wouldn't disagree with you Piri. Though 3575s still holds which was computed by my model as turn around point nevertheless, my model is also suggesting a mildly sideways trend between 3535-3554s which most of the techies would take as support. If it holds well for some time, 3620s cannot be ruled out. As the pair could make an IHnS, the odds of IHnS formation are 1.84:5
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Originally Posted by Bari Baig
Sold one more unit at 35618
As expected e/u has traded sideways and now the odds have gone up to 2.8:5 for the IHnS as projected earlier.
Went long at 1.3550, looking for this scenario to play out. TP: 1.3630, SL: 1.3515
Good stuff Martyman, my model projected a possible IHnS formation about an hour and a half ago nevertheless, an unusual SL, if you believe it to be IHnS, No?
High probability of premature IHnS failure. "IF" the move executes probability of an early stall out weighs that of full stretch. Expected stall region 3605-12
Lowered my offer to 3604 with SL at 3538. Went long at 3556
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