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- Blackeagle replied Mar 21, 2010
Just wanted to add a graphical illustration (for the ones who read but not understand) to your 1st warning as it was a popular pair recently on this thread.
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- Blackeagle replied Mar 21, 2010
AUZNZD — Already Longs or who are considering to do so, are you aware of the forming bar on the Big Boss chart and its location (9 more days of trading left excluding Good Friday) ?
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- Blackeagle replied Mar 21, 2010
AUDCAD — Too many indecision bars around a major SR and I believe the coming PA will show us the way. Uptrend is still valid.
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- Blackeagle replied Mar 21, 2010
USDCHF — Addition of two blue lines may help you complete your analysis.
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- Blackeagle replied Mar 18, 2010
All the answers are within the thread. For example, Strat said volume is an indicator we don't use for trading Forex as there is no centralised exchange and he said this in different posts. He also said he was not trading EURCHF anymore and some ...
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- Blackeagle replied Mar 1, 2010
Even God gave up saving the Queen. LOL. http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost.php?p=3434406&postcount=9835
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- Blackeagle replied Mar 1, 2010
Although my daily PA was showing BEOB when the bar closed on Thursday, if you look at attached Big Boss chart, you'll see that major SR was just above 1.2800 and you sold to the major support.
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 18, 2010
USDJPY — This is what I have. I see 92.30 and 94.50 SRs and the TL from 2007 is at 92.30 for today (different data may give a different TL level). If it manages to break these both SRs, then we have a clear path until 102, IMO.
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 11, 2010
EURGBP — You are correct. Unless you traded lower tf, it was too late to enter as we are getting close to major SR at 0.8650.
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 11, 2010
Agree, it is getting close to 0.8650.
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 10, 2010
Me. Anywhere between 0.8833 (high of Jan 22 weekly hammer) - 0.8850 (SR) is fine, but big boys may take it until 0.8900 where we have the back of broken TL from 2007 which would be a good rinsing operation (they did it when 0.8650 was broken two ...
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 10, 2010
GBPUSD — To Buckingham Palace by whistling "Marche Funebre". God saves the Queen (as long as it stays below 1.5700).
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 6, 2010
A few Comments for Post # 9885 — Candle #1 - It is not a hammer. Candle #10 - If your plan is to take your profit at the lower of candle #9, then this long trade is meaningless. Looks like you are trading this PA after the fact. Candle #12 - ...
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 5, 2010
At this stage of Strat's teachings, from first support to resistance or vice versa trades should be your guide, IMO.
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 5, 2010
Perfect example of Strat's "from one SR to another" trade in trend direction. Well done.
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 5, 2010
If you treat him well, he tells good stories. A close above 0.6900 may save the day.
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 5, 2010
We will have a better idea when daily and hence weekly bar closes.
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 5, 2010
Agree, if we use mostly lows to draw SR and it is the last resort, IMO, before next stop at 130.
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- Blackeagle replied Feb 5, 2010
No wellies will be available due to the followers of your thread. LOL. Thanks again for your time and dedication to the thread, my friend.
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