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- Alexandra replied Feb 18, 2010
It's an interesting argument.....I lmow your predisposed the other way. LOL - we better let the price show us the way. Just to be clear though - I'm looking at monthly E/J ...not EURUSD. I'm locked into the argument that E/J is the economic ...
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- Alexandra replied Feb 18, 2010
Bingo - buying dollars and selling yen...and (yes) buying some well placed Euro....may be the call for the well-hedged trader. I see your counter argument too though...your channels will be interesting.
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- Alexandra replied Feb 18, 2010
You stole my post! My crystal ball tells me that it will not hold....we shall see. The crystal ball doesn't count.....well...maybe a bit. Yes, the crystal ball has another name...the monthly chart.
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- Alexandra replied Feb 18, 2010
Always looking for the next opportunity.....now that we have some USD prominence....it E/J telling us that the Fed has salvaged economic security? Is holding the weekly 61 fibo and a bullish weekly candle significant amid the EURUSD carnage? Shall I ...
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- Alexandra replied Feb 18, 2010
Very nice.....don't get too cute with your stops....so far so good.
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- Alexandra replied Feb 17, 2010
There you have it! What a difference a day makes.
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- Alexandra replied Feb 17, 2010
Nah...I just be's lucky, yo. See....patience in EURUSD! You were so right on that.
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- Alexandra replied Feb 16, 2010
There is no hurry on this for the stress free trader. Should current levels hold, the monthly view remains trend-based, and the notable support will have held. As of the moment, however, the weekly candle pattern is short term bullish. It's all how ...
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- Alexandra replied Feb 16, 2010
Cast thine eyes on the monthly. And then the weekly.
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- Alexandra replied Feb 9, 2010
I appreciate that
....but I do want to point out that stepping into E/J remains a high risk endeavor, because of both ths point swings and the chart formations Again, the value of this thread is in finding a series of M/W/D charts that sing ...Strat's Long Term Stress Free Trading
- Alexandra replied Feb 8, 2010
I agree that the formations on the S&P and E/J are productive...and related in my opinon; For forex purposes, as Strat spelled out so nicely, though, there is no need to rush, and there is no harm in closing the trade as you have done; if correct ...
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- Alexandra replied Feb 6, 2010
Nicely stated. Make sure you read that post several times. The 95 percent will read it and cast it off. That's why they are the 95 percent.
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- Alexandra replied Feb 4, 2010
In an effort to look ahead and for those looking for a news-inspired bounce, please note that we are up against a 2004 support in EURUSD; the stablity against GBP is reassuring as well. Timing for this is as per ones's stress-free tolerance. I would ...
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- Alexandra replied Feb 4, 2010
The NFP is the darling of choice at the moment. At one time it was the trade numbers. I just trade through it, but I never enjoy it. In the long run, it matters little - the longer term charts carry the weight of the move. But it can sure cause a ...
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- Alexandra replied Feb 2, 2010
Anything is possible - either way, that channel point or the top of the inverted shoulder needs to be breached for the long case to be held up. Nicola has her point - remmember I posed that question to the forum a ways back - where is the slap in ...
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- Alexandra replied Feb 1, 2010
I approve wholeheartedly - until the forming weekly pattern is overturned. Nicola's channel needs to be respected though.
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