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Porkpie replied Aug 6, 2011That sentence clearly demonstrates you have no clue about how the the markets work. It clearly shows your ignorance of what makes up the markets and who your competitors are.
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Porkpie replied Aug 5, 2011Mangalesh take note: Price went to 4300. Where did it bounce off; Daily/H4 Demand and took path of least resistance.
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Porkpie replied Aug 5, 2011Don't mess with the Dredding!! Its not a scam guys, why, cos he's from Nigeria

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Porkpie replied Aug 5, 2011Yes I think if scalping better to consider higher time frames but your risk is greater if near or within the level. Think of higher time frame levels as a sponge with a brick inside it. Lower time frames will often tell you where that brick is going ...
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Porkpie replied Aug 5, 2011I am not saying my bias isn't down, I am just saying that I would'nt necessarily take that level so close to higher time frame demand on an H1 time frame. Maybe a quick scalp off the 5min - which brings us back to your original question. Answer: ...
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Porkpie replied Aug 5, 2011It is still a contender. The fact that the level spiked out of the lower level tells me that there were a lot of buyers there at that spike making the level. If I were trading higher time frame levels then I probably wouldn't think too much about ...
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Porkpie replied Aug 5, 2011Reason: more buyers than sellers
Don't forget the higher time frame levels are the stronger levels so of course H1 levels will be wiped out if entered too close to higher time frame levels, hence your stop loss being hit.Romancing the Price
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Porkpie replied Aug 5, 2011Daily demand is at 4135 (Euro time zone). It might be less significant than the lower one at 4050 but it is there and I wouldn't ignore it if taking H1 trades if I were you. I'd be looking for entries higher up the higher time frame supply curve. ...
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Porkpie replied Aug 5, 2011You mean supply right? If you begin with looking for levels on an H1 time frame, you identify the level and then you look for the profit zone on H1. When you drill down to a lower time frame you are merely squeezing that H1 level to see if you can ...
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Porkpie replied Aug 3, 2011Entirely up to you. Why don't you look back on your charts for the pairs you want to trade and jot down where the 5min levels within the hour zone were successful and why for others it was best to enter at the hourly level. I think you'll find that ...
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Porkpie replied Aug 3, 2011Hey its the Legendary HG. Welcome buddy, your insight is always very interesting
. Will be interesting to take the concept further. My argument would be that the delta zones would work great in strong trending markets, but that ...Romancing the Price
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Porkpie replied Aug 1, 2011We have just bounced down from higher time frame supply. Look at the Daily. You need to be lower on the higher time frame curve imo for a higher probability trade. But you might get lucky. But i'd rather be looking for shorts only (obviously not at ...
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Porkpie replied Aug 1, 2011You are pointing to the yellow triangle area where there is effort to move down but some effort to move up taking out some of the supply as it moves down. Inferring that the move down from the supply level was not strong rather than assuming that ...
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Porkpie replied Jul 28, 2011A nice 13 course spaghetti special. You'll make you mama proud.

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Porkpie replied Jul 27, 2011I also took this at the demand level but treated it as a scalp due to euro hitting higher time frame supply against the dollar. When the euro starts weakening against the dollar and the JPY is stronger than the dollar, then this is usually reflected ...
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Porkpie replied Jul 27, 2011The problem I have with this tomato market blank screen theory is, even with the humble tomato retailer, he/she knows that the market is subject to demand and supply and trends in tomato consumption. he/she will know if he has a glut of tomatoes and ...
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