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    have a count on usd, it will determine the direction of eurusd
    take your pick, good luck
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    Quote Originally Posted by stanchiam View Post
    i have posted it sometime back where i stated the low is wave D and now is on its way to complete E (i hope i am wrong as 99% of bros want to see big wave 3 drop)
    however, gbpusd is different, wave e already completed

    a month plus ago, mostly all were shouting bulls on eurusd while gbpusd seems even more bullish than eur
    i saw lots of "interesting" count but started to warn bros to be careful and also posted gbp count on wave e before it happen and also when it ended
    after those flooding days with my charts, i seldom post as i fear bros will take my count as their count
    it will also cause other bros who have different count to get confused
    my count are mostly correct and due to that, might causes bro to have "unforeseen" losses especially newbies

    i trade and flow with the waves, just like a surfer, others may try to follow and get drown in the sea
    will only post count when i think it is time to, will hide the rest of the time
    good luck bros

    ps: i tried to be funny in some of my post but some bros think i am sarcastic, oh well...my jokes are not good enough
    they call such jokes cold jokes as one will feel too cold to laugh, want to laugh but unable, mouth freezed....lol
    A few of us, not on the EW forum, have been struggling with this whole move down from 1.4939 being impulsive, as it is clearly not. So you have many 'bros' not convinced about the hard drop and as you say, all we can do is follow the waves. I may be still learning how to stay on the surf board over here, but the sentiment is definitely agreed with.

    Please do not fear posting charts here if you wish to; I for one, love them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clivewaverider View Post
    A few of us, not on the EW forum, have been struggling with this whole move down from 1.4939 being impulsive, as it is clearly not. So you have many 'bros' not convinced about the hard drop and as you say, all we can do is follow the waves. I may be still learning how to stay on the surf board over here, but the sentiment is definitely agreed with.

    Please do not fear posting charts here if you wish to; I for one, love them.
    oh, i saw lots of "expert" site count the coming move as the next big thing, the mother of all drop...lol
    do not want to post much as i "do not" want to affect them

    hehe....will post, will do so when the time come
    the special one goes into hide mode now, oh, maybe i will call myself the hidden dragon...lol
    cheers

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    If you are interested....these can be quite interesting calls to listen into

    Conference Call

    Exit Euro Crisis Panel : Global Conf Call Update – Part 2
    • Why did markets sell-off, not rally following the €100b bailout package?
    • Why does our European team expect the Spanish bank recap to be followed by a larger formal rescue package?
    • What steps and actions would give our European team greater confidence of a more complete European solution
    • We do not think a bear market is taking root. But how close are markets to capitulation? Several key indicators suggest markets are showing evidence of capitulation—hence, potential for a turning point in markets.

    Hosted by Thomas Lee
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    i like the general view that we are in D , but i see possible 1.2250/1.2150 before sharply back up . but will see the next days will be more clear if there is more or that s it .

    Quote Originally Posted by stanchiam View Post
    i have posted it sometime back where i stated the low is wave D and now is on its way to complete E (i hope i am wrong as 99% of bros want to see big wave 3 drop)
    however, gbpusd is different, wave e already completed

    a month plus ago, mostly all were shouting bulls on eurusd while gbpusd seems even more bullish than eur
    i saw lots of "interesting" count but started to warn bros to be careful and also posted gbp count on wave e before it happen and also when it ended
    after those flooding days with my charts, i seldom post as i fear bros will take my count as their count
    it will also cause other bros who have different count to get confused
    my count are mostly correct and due to that, might causes bro to have "unforeseen" losses especially newbies

    i trade and flow with the waves, just like a surfer, others may try to follow and get drown in the sea
    will only post count when i think it is time to, will hide the rest of the time
    good luck bros

    ps: i tried to be funny in some of my post but some bros think i am sarcastic, oh well...my jokes are not good enough
    they call such jokes cold jokes as one will feel too cold to laugh, want to laugh but unable, mouth freezed....lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by CodyB View Post
    If you are interested....these can be quite interesting calls to listen into

    Conference Call

    Exit Euro Crisis Panel : Global Conf Call Update – Part 2
    • Why did markets sell-off, not rally following the €100b bailout package?
    • Why does our European team expect the Spanish bank recap to be followed by a larger formal rescue package?
    • What steps and actions would give our European team greater confidence of a more complete European solution
    • We do not think a bear market is taking root. But how close are markets to capitulation? Several key indicators suggest markets are showing evidence of capitulation—hence, potential for a turning point in markets.

    Hosted by Thomas Lee
    Chief U.S. Equity Strategist

    Joining the call:
    Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou - Global Market Strategist
    Pavan Wadhwa - Global Head of Interest Rate Strategy

    Wednesday, June 13 @ 11:30am ET / 16:30 UK
    DIAL-IN: 800-857-9651 (US); +1-312-470-7357 (outside US); Passcode: STRATEGY

    International Dial-ins
    CHINA - A 10800-712-1320
    CHINA - B 10800-120-1320
    BRAZIL 0800-8911992
    FRANCE 080-510-0831
    GERMANY 0800-000-1654
    GREECE 00800-12-6872
    HONG KONG 800-900-592
    ITALY 800-987-450
    JAPAN 00531-12-1857
    NETHERLANDS 0800-020-0428
    SAUDI ARABIA 800-8-110012
    SINGAPORE 800-120-4272
    SOUTH KOREA 00798-14800-6732
    SPAIN 800-098-445
    SWITZERLAND 0800-001-296
    TAIWAN 00801-137-708
    UNITED KINGDOM 0800-279-3953
    OTHER 44-20-7108-6248
    Thanks for this CodyB - I'll be listening in.
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    EURUSD

    Really messy chart - sorry but lots in it.

    Confluence of lots of angles and weekly pivot at 1.2750 - most interesting is the 85.4% of the fan taking the gap low to high from Friday to Sunday night - it failed on the downside to solidify a bull move, but perhaps may do us the honour of failing to the underside too when we get up there. This is also the regression channel top of all moves since 1.2287 and will be the 61.8% fib fan line from yesterday's expanded flat.

    All lines in the sky but time for that confluence is 2pm tomorrow and I know I keep whittering on but I got a turn date on my daily chart for tomorrow...................oooooohhhhh. Wave 5 down??
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    I think I perhaps said on this board or perhaps another forum at the time that the low on 1/6/2012 was a potential price and time squaring low from 7/6/2010. It fits with astro charts and SQ9 too. Geometrically, the numbers I got was at 2267, or 2289 or 2310, with the actual low at 2287. It's also a Gann date for turning point too. The more all and sundry on a site for mostly newbies call for it to collapse, the more likely it's going to do the opposite.

    Happy trading, all. I will put my forum days behind me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Franosh View Post
    I think I perhaps said on this board or perhaps another forum at the time that the low on 1/6/2012 was a potential price and time squaring low from 7/6/2010. It fits with astro charts and SQ9 too. Geometrically, the numbers I got was at 2267, or 2289 or 2310, with the actual low at 2287. It's also a Gann date for turning point too. The more all and sundry on a site for mostly newbies call for it to collapse, the more likely it's going to do the opposite.

    Happy trading, all. I will put my forum days behind me.
    Really beautiful thing this Franosh - I have looked at them before and even typed up my own one hoping that by osmosis, it would mean that I would understand it but in vain .....still beautiful though. Any intro on how to read these?

    Are you saying you are not writing anymore?
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    I have closed my longs for today at 1.2592 and hope for a retrace in to tomorrows Pivot. Catch up tomorrow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Franosh View Post
    I think I perhaps said on this board or perhaps another forum at the time that the low on 1/6/2012 was a potential price and time squaring low from 7/6/2010. It fits with astro charts and SQ9 too. Geometrically, the numbers I got was at 2267, or 2289 or 2310, with the actual low at 2287. It's also a Gann date for turning point too. The more all and sundry on a site for mostly newbies call for it to collapse, the more likely it's going to do the opposite.

    Happy trading, all. I will put my forum days behind me.

    I fully agree, it was worth a try anyhow...

    I will put my forum days behind me.
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    well done Clive , hit again the fan of the beginning of the week , will it hold ? then again down back below 1.25 ? or a break and a fly to a bigger fan from monthly near 1.2750 and another 1.2850 ?

    Good luck

    Quote Originally Posted by Clivewaverider View Post
    I have closed my longs for today at 1.2592 and hope for a retrace in to tomorrows Pivot. Catch up tomorrow.
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    shame to see you go Franosh - always enjoyed your posts and have a lot of respect for what you have to say

    hope you achieve your goals
    good analysis is easy

    making money from your analysis is a whole new ball game

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clivewaverider View Post
    Well, it is what I have been trying to play but a shallow 'C' wave to end? This is the bit causing the market to buckeroo me thinks. That expanded flat in the b wave of the second abc was a real humdinger to take as much from as many. This whole gap up, slam down then the expanded flat seems to be trying to wrongfoot the majority for a reason, so I am trying to stay focused on a strong move up to pick up the big shorts in the 1.2700-1.2800 area. We shall see. Neat diagrams Luxuriant.
    I hate see you go to Franosh. But if your not learning anything, it is time to move on. I said once I was done because of all the arguments. I post way to much, and trying to work on that.

    Anyway I closed my short when the move up started. My chart tells me a flat, when the moved finished. Went short just below the long wick that poked up over 1.26. Moved my stop to break even. Saw where the lunar forum believed the GBP low was in, so I also went short GBP to scalp some pips. All the so called experts are patting themselves on the back, and so called newbies are talking another big move up. Seems to me forum sentiment has changed.

    Just trying to trade the chart. I can always reverse long.

    Peace, and good luck to all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Luxuriant View Post
    I hate see you go to Franosh. But if your not learning anything, it is time to move on. I said once I was done because of all the arguments. I post way to much, and trying to work on that.

    Anyway I closed my short when the move up started. My chart tells me a flat, when the moved finished. Went short just below the long wick that poked up over 1.26. Moved my stop to break even. Saw where the lunar forum believed the GBP low was in, so I also went short GBP to scalp some pips. All the so called experts are patting themselves on the back, and so called newbies are talking another big move up. Seems to me forum sentiment has changed.

    Just trying to trade the chart. I can always reverse long.

    Peace, and good luck to all.
    your post seems to indicate you are bitter about something - although i could very well have read it wrong

    i believe traders who went long are pleased about the increase to their accounts and anyone who went short are not. i'd be surprised if people are trading in order to get their backs patted - i thought we did it for the money

    i think trading the charts is generally what most of us are trying to do - and there are of course many many different ways to do this - nobody is right all the time as - in my opinion - its a numbers game - using probabilities probabilities to hopefully gain the edge - not certainties

    peace and good luck to you too
    good analysis is easy

    making money from your analysis is a whole new ball game

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