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- Blackeagle replied Jan 27, 2010
USDCHF — Correct. A similar SR to GBPCHF. A close above 1.0500 will be bullish, IMO. But EUR's statement is stronger since debt crisis in Greece made the headlines (especially after 1.4450 was broken down fortnight ago).
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 26, 2010
Cliftonarms — Congratulations.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 26, 2010
BEEB - BEarish Engulfing Bar BUEB - BUllish Engulfing Bar You can trade NY close at 5pm EST (that's what most of us is doing for daily bars) or you can choose to trade your own trading platform's daily close bar.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 26, 2010
I am aware, I just wrote that for the ones who needed more explanation about swing analysis as I have mentioned a few times recently.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 26, 2010
JPY pairs — The reason of this JPY volatility is the news about Japan's AA sovereign long-term credit rating which has been placed to a negative outlook by Standard and Poor's and the rating would be downgraded to AA- if economic data remains ...
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 26, 2010
The cycle ends ... — When does the cycle end? Basically, during downtrends, assuming looking at one time frame (of course we should check higher time frames to see the trend direction, but for the sake of "cycle" argument, let's just focus on ...
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 25, 2010
Eurusd-usdchf - Which one is leading recently? — If you look at both Boss and Worker charts for both pairs, you'll see a full cycle trend change on EURUSD with LL-LH-LL confirmed swings whereas USDCHF shows only a HH and unconfirmed HL swing ...
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 25, 2010
EURGBP — Another attempt for 0.8650.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 24, 2010
I see HL-HH on Worker (I am talking about swings, not daily candles).
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 23, 2010
If you are talking about channels, and if price does not respect it in several occasions, its importance lessens. But, if you are talking about non-horizontal SR lines, then please check my GBPCHF chart. I use them as long as they are well ...
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 23, 2010
Yes, they are, as long as you keep your chart clean (major ones). Don't worry, if buyers are strong enough, you'll have your opportunity after breaking 1.0700 major.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 23, 2010
You are all welcome. If that is the case, then you need to decrease your trade size, if can't increase your account size, a kind of risk control, lol.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 23, 2010
Based on daily, entry would be at the open of Friday's bar due to Bearish Engulfing at resistance (if you use H4 based on my previous posts, entry was at 1.6964 or 1.6910 - depending on your risk profile). Entry on Monday is a bit late, IMO.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 22, 2010
GBPCHF — Chart is more than enough. A slight slope to SR would do no harm, IMO.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 22, 2010
That would be fancy enough, IMO. I don't see any minor-major SR at 1.4240, only a minor SR at 1.4000. (though more psycho.) and a major one at 1.3700. Trend is down, IMO.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 22, 2010
Since 2009 0.9800 high, boss is doing LH-LL. And recently up TL from 2007 Sept. has been broken. For me, trend is down based on swing analysis.
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- Blackeagle replied Jan 21, 2010
AUDUSD - H1 setup - H4 trend turned down but no trend on Daily since November CADJPY - H1 setup - watching the move from 87.50 SR down and waiting for 123 CHFJPY - H1 setup
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