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    Quote Originally Posted by Alejandro Zambrano View Post
    Hello Aerocom thank you for sharing your view - we are not far from reaching a good entry for a short aiming towards 1.54 - When the overall trend is sideways as it has been since last 2011 - does EW work better or worse?
    Alejandro;

    I don't do anything but technical analysis and Elliott is the tool that I rely on. In a sideways market, I use channeling but the waves still subdivide. If I get clear 3's, the high probability trade is the C wave.

    The problem for me is the amount of time I need to make a chart. That is where I think automated Elliott system software would be beneficial.

    Good Luck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gregory McLeod View Post
    GBP/USD Daily and 4-Hour Elliott Wave Counts Point to More Losses- Target 1.5200
    Thanks Gregory;

    I think we are in alignment here. I worked on my chart for about 1hr to arrive at my conclusion. I bet it didn't take you that long.

    Good Luck.

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    GBP/USD July 10 - 2012


    GBP/USD had fairly strong bounce the last hour on the news that UK manufacturing production in May grew 1.2% m/m vs. -0.1% m/m expected which is bullish. 1.5550 is short term resistance in the overall down trend but if this is indeed true resistance then we should not trade as close to it as we are doing right now. I am therefore bullish over the next few hours expecting us to reach 1.56 which is the next resistance level as long as we trade above 1.5490.

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    GBP/USD A good amount of stop loss orders are expected to be triggered if we extend over 1.5550 - taking us to the 1.56 level.

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    sold at 1.55389


    allowing 15-20 manual


    targeting 1.55070 area

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    Quote Originally Posted by root-minus View Post
    sold at 1.55389


    allowing 15-20 manual


    targeting 1.55070 area

    Attachment 137937



    booked most


    secured


    all out at tg 1.55070
    Last edited by root-minus; 07-10-2012 at 08:18 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by root-minus View Post
    Attachment 137937



    booked most


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    all out at tg 1.55070
    What made you target 1.5507, was it the pivot? Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by ragould View Post
    What made you target 1.5507, was it the pivot? Cheers

    l don't have pivots on charts, simply where l saw bullish behaviour, inotherwords, nearest demand

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    sold at 1.55370


    manual - allowing 10-15



    scalp tg 1.55180
    Last edited by root-minus; 07-10-2012 at 09:37 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alejandro Zambrano View Post
    GBP/USD A good amount of stop loss orders are expected to be triggered if we extend over 1.5550 - taking us to the 1.56 level.
    Some long wicks at 1.5550. Hope we hold. Taking a small beating on my GBP shorts, EUR/GBP short is saving me from going in the the red.
    I expected AUD strength, but not GBP strength. I think I.5550 is going to hold the fort. Over lapping waves from 1.5500 to 1.5550 usually indicate just a correction, before moving lower.
    Peace

    Edit: After review I would think the best it could do is 1.5625
    Last edited by Luxuriant; 07-10-2012 at 09:48 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Luxuriant View Post
    Some long wicks at 1.5550. Hope we hold. Taking a small beating on my GBP shorts, EUR/GBP short is saving me from going in the the red.
    I expected AUD strength, but not GBP strength. I think I.5550 is going to hold the fort. Over lapping waves from 1.5500 to 1.5550 usually indicate just a correction, before moving lower.
    Peace

    Edit: After review I would think the best it could do is 1.5625
    cool got a really good entry (see first ellipse) and positions went pretty much into profit straight away. As I did not need to have my stops at the intended level the position was pretty much risk free and I added 50% more see second ellipse. I would had have a good profit if we had pushed higher - lets hope for better luck next time.

    did you manged to get some from your short or did you close out? Whats your take on the market now?

    Last edited by Alejandro Zambrano; 07-10-2012 at 11:42 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by root-minus View Post
    sold at 1.55370


    manual - allowing 10-15



    scalp tg 1.55180

    scalped to 1.55230

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