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clockwork71 replied Mar 13, 2009The quickest answer is this: IF it's a counter-trend trade, I aim for that hurdle. I take full profit there, and don't worry about it. Do I miss some big moves that way? Sure, but who cares? IF it's with the trend, I wait and see if it breaks ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 13, 2009Without looking at the charts, (I don't even have them open at the moment...) I would be a little cautious about going long this pair. From memory, I think that there is a S/R "zone" from about 1.30 to 1.32 or even 1.33? None the less, yes.....an ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 13, 2009Uh, yeah...kinda. But don't drag this out too far. It has more to do with relationships in pairs. To be honest, EUR/JPY follows world stock markets more than anything. It has to do with the flow of money around the world. (In and of itself could be ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 13, 2009The other common one is the relationship between these three: EUR/USD GBP/USD EUR/GBP What you are doing is Algebra. You are taking the "USD" out of the equation, once you determine USD overall weakness. Essentially you want to match highly ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 13, 2009Actually, I DO take counter-trend pins.....I tend to aim for the next "hurdle" is the main difference. (I don't trust them to run and run like I do a trend trade.) And it's in an uptrend still.......if you look at the big picture. CW
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clockwork71 replied Mar 13, 2009Yes, that is pretty much the idea. We like to see it break through, and pull back to support and hold. Perhaps a 4 hour pinbar or something. (On your daily example.) As a side note, that trade formed a 1 hour pinbar on support. (from memory.) CW
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009In my example, I was saying buy the stronger of the two in the cross-pair..... So if AUD was stronger than NZD, you want to buy AUD/USD. This only counts if they are both stronger than the USD. So you would have in order of strength: AUD NZD USD You ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009That's pretty much what I do as well. Clockwork
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009These minor areas I tend to use more for hiding stops behind. In a manner of speaking, it's where I put stops to let a trade run.....somewhere on here I have an exit example chart, this is a perfect example of what I look for.
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009I tend to look for some type of candle formation at areas such as this. To be honest, I am interested in shorting this pair, but maybe not here.....maybe a little higher up. In fact, I am waiting...... By the way, thanks for the personal note on ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009All pair have a use. — One thing that looks obvious to me now, but not when I started was this: All pairs have a function. Not all are trader-friendly, but they all mean something. Some pairs like EUR/USD are very, very liquid and are great ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009Recent ouside bar. — This is a recent outside bar that was printed on the USD/JPY chart. It broke and went to the first "hurdle".....
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009That isn't a trade to be involved in. Smart traders don't get involved with Central Bank interventions. SNB (Swiss National Bank) was involved in a currency devaluation last night. It is NOT something you can prepare for, or anticipate. Although, ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009Why this stuff matters.....now. — Last night in my webinar, I had a lot of complaining about "The lack of trades out there." To be honest, I had not thought about it too much recently. I always wait for price to come to where I want it to ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009You obviously have a stronger stomach for risk than I do if you have made 10 percent a week.....but if you are comfortable with it.....I have no issue. Congrats.
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009If it's not clear.....a lot of the time it's more of a "range". Sometimes you will see a 50-100 pip "zone", which I treat as a thick line. However.......I am glad you brough this up. Most of the CHF pairs tend to have these. (For some reason, 80 and ...
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clockwork71 replied Mar 12, 2009No Price Action....I typically will ignore it. Unless of course it's with a major trend......then I might give it a little "wiggle room"
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clockwork71 replied Mar 11, 2009Thanks..... I woudn't expect much tonight. Wednesday is the night I give webinars, so time is a bit tight. I should have some more stuff up tomorrow.
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