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clockwork71 replied Mar 24, 2009Yes it would still be valid, assuming you have a set up that is. And as far as where it will go....I have no opinion other than down.
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clockwork71 replied Mar 24, 2009A few thoughts on that trade I posted. (EUR/JPY) — If you want this "method" to work for you.....you really need to adjust your thinking. I know that fear and greed are very difficult to control when we trade, but it really is the battle you ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 24, 2009I took this trade today. I have been waiting, and waiting for this. I believe we are at a serious area. Because of this, I will allow this a chance to run like hell. If I am wrong, it's all good.....I will just go long instead. (Above 1.35) CW
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clockwork71 replied Mar 24, 2009Nothing here but a test of your patience, my man! I know, it sucks....but seriously: it only takes one or two well-placed trades a month to make it at this game. It's all about waiting.....and sometimes waiting a little more. I am personally waiting ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 23, 2009A bar isn't a bar until it's completely formed. Period. And yes, I enter anywhere 10-20 pips on a break of a bar.....depending on the spread.
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clockwork71 replied Mar 23, 2009You have the right area to watch....it really comes down to whether or not we get the right signal. I am watching a ton of charts right now myself, waiting. Will we get a signal today? I don't know....it's about waiting for it to show itself. It ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 22, 2009Ok, so I just got 2 private messages about "How do I play this breakout on EUR/JPY you were waiting for?" I have 2 responses to this question: 1 - I wasn't waiting on a breakout. By the statement's very nature it shows I am trying to catch a trend ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 22, 2009I'm not a fundamentalist, but..... — There are some traders that rely totally on fundamentals. There are some that rely totally on technical analysis. Then there are some that use both. I tend to use fundamentals only in the sense I know when ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 22, 2009Yes, certainly. I am a little cautious going long in 99% of stocks out there. The simple solution for those of you that can't short a stock, is the inverse ETF's. (QID is an example.) It's not that I won't go long, just that I am a lot tighter with ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 22, 2009I hope that perhaps you find the same things I found. I know a lot of this sounds cliche, but it's really true. As a disclaimer, I support the J16 group of course, but there are other places that are supposed to be good as well. CW
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clockwork71 replied Mar 21, 2009I find it's normally a couple of days. (on average.)
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clockwork71 replied Mar 21, 2009Good. Santelli is the only one that seems to know what he's talking about anyways.
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clockwork71 replied Mar 20, 2009One more thing before I run..... Sometimes the charts show their hand well ahead of the move. This series of charts all relate to the Dow Jones Industrial Average 30. Look at these charts and see how sometimes this is pretty obvious. If these things ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 20, 2009If I don't answer your messages tonight, I am making some videos - which always takes at least twice as long as they should.....

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clockwork71 replied Mar 20, 2009I don't know your situation beyond what you tell me, but I would highly recommend that you "scale into trading" like I was saying earlier. If you truly have that much saved up, it would be a disaster if you blew up. I know you hate your job, but ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 20, 2009Options sitting somewhere don't mean anything. Options being 60% of the actual "real" volume matters. Add to that the fact they are all priced at either .50 or .0000, this explains S/R lines almost always sitting at those areas. Not to mention that ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 20, 2009In the interest of clarity and full disclosure, I actually went long SLV, which is a silver-related ETF.....not the spot market. CW
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clockwork71 replied Mar 20, 200900 Once you get to know and understand price action and technical analysis, all charts are the same. So when you get to this point, YES......this is a HUGE advantage of having several different "arenas" to trade in. I find that if I don't have a ...
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