Just noticed GBPUSD offered an ever nicer reversal day opportunity today -- wish I'd been in that too! Mind you, doubling up off the same signal on two dollar crosses could easily have ended in tears
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My settings for the Ichimoku is 7 / 22 / 44, the others are 9 / 26 / 52.
But we have only five trading days, the settings were adjusted to 7 / 22 / 44
... i made some time ago even clever.
I trade on five minutes-basis, with the Ichimoku - it works very well.
... I'm a trend follower.
I mainly trade the EUR/USD, then GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/CAD and AUD/USD.
Here's the H4 chart EUR/USD:
3 short signals:
Price < Kijun // Tenkan < Kijun // Chikou < Price
1.3710 (monthly pivot) + 1.3715 (weekly pivot), below it goes into the cloud,
MAV50 can give support.
Bearish below 1.3700, over 1.3780 (Kijun) bullish.
Now we must wait ...
Wednesday morning it goes on ...
I think so, too.
In addition, last night I posted a trade setup. Everything worked perfectly for me while asleep.
Szaman, is this the possible HnS you mentioned earlier?
Anyway, it's a good day today for me and I hope for it is for everybody else, too.
yes - about this one
if it realize we can have big iSHS
and it can be the same story as prediction of Brad (elliot theme from our forum)
Roubini gave an interview over lunch and made a funny but sadly true comment. He stated the main European response has been to plan to have a plan. the sad thing is, the market seems to give the opportunity of a solution the same footing as an actual solution.
Roubini gave an interview over lunch and made a funny but sadly true comment. He stated the main European response has been to plan to have a plan. the sad thing is, the market seems to give the opportunity of a solution the same footing as an actual solution.
If i ever hear roubini say 'buy' i'll probably poo myself.
No doubt about that. Roubini has rarely seen a market he likes. In this case, he may be right. Even a blind squirrel can sometimes find an acorn. The Guardian report seems a bit odd to me. Shocked they would be the first to report such a significant development.
No doubt about that. Roubini has rarely seen a market he likes. In this case, he may be right. Even a blind squirrel can sometimes find an acorn. The Guardian report seems a bit odd to me. Shocked they would be the first to report such a significant development.
I also find it odd that such a large amount is not being seen as a statement of a larger than previously admitted to problem. Additionally, $2 trillion would be quite a strain on the system. The mkt punished the US for far less.
No doubt about that. Roubini has rarely seen a market he likes. In this case, he may be right. Even a blind squirrel can sometimes find an acorn. The Guardian report seems a bit odd to me. Shocked they would be the first to report such a significant development.
perhaps, but it does seem odd that they've gone out on a limb and said expect something material from the G20 meeting. I think this suggests they have something, although i think the Oct 23rd meeting will probably be a sell opportunity
perhaps, but it does seem odd that they've gone out on a limb and said expect something material from the G20 meeting. I think this suggests they have something, although i think the Oct 23rd meeting will probably be a sell opportunity
That does sound reasonable. This is truly a hard one to interpret based on comments.
As long as the pivot level holds, I'd like to stay in a long position. The ST trend is up if the price trades above yesterday's low, which is also today's S1 level. I'd be happy to see a retest of 1.39
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