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- Alexandra replied May 25, 2009
OMG! Are we sharing a trade? I better re-evaluate! LOL - No, seriously, the E/J target is in the 140's if things hold post-holiday. Yes, that is a stock predication too, apparently. In all post-Holiday seriousness, that series of charts is would ...
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- Alexandra replied May 25, 2009
Easier yes ........
LOL - seriously - if you are "zooming" you should be okay.james16 Chart Thread
- Alexandra replied May 25, 2009
uh oh
Toshi - Indeed, well noted. The weekly/daily construction makes me believe we may linger a while up here. Will time catch up with price? or will price move back to catch time? LOL - Time will tell. Scratch that - price will tell.james16 Chart Thread
- Alexandra replied May 25, 2009
Wonderful to see this type of perspective displayed on the forum...everyone is waiting for 1.38 again. That means is probably won't happen! For you classic chartists out there, the targets on A/D and E/D are considerably higher following the recent ...
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- Alexandra replied May 21, 2009
I am with you on a fundamental basis as well...waiting for the PA to declare that the appropriate strategy. It's a dicey series of charts. One has to view the daily H/S as a consolidation rather than a reversal, depsite the re-test of the neckline. ...
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- Alexandra replied May 21, 2009
Overhead resistance at that time - agreed. Not just the formation, but the road ahead is important. Give it another longer term look though.
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- Alexandra replied May 21, 2009
What about the current daily PA? Perhaps you were correct but early??
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- Alexandra replied May 21, 2009
Yes, too many get this backwards. Chaos, the train filled up back at the station 1.1475 Interesting areas for USD/JPY and EUR/JPY in here.
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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
Yesssss! It's a dicey one though. Weekly support as well.
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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
That's one of the problems with intraday charts - different brokers have different timeslots. Man's best invention - fire; man's worst invention - the intraday chart. Both will burn you.
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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
Agreed - this kind of conversation is healthy - I'm with you though - can only do it occassionally. Thanks!

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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
I like that rationale...one can make pips in either direction with good money management I think, and you try to get good setups. If you are countertrend with no blown account you are choosing wisely. I like your openness to discuss as well...not ...
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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
What? I like the debate, but you lost me. I took that trade actually - it was a rejection at the top of a market in a large triangle, i.e., it was an early Christmas present. The large downmove preceding it lead to the conclusion that things were ...
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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
Indeed, the market has run a long way down, so looking for supportive counter trend PA is reasonable, but what is your target? The daily low at 1.1475? Not a great R/R overall. Given how far it has run though, you will look like a genius if the ...
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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
Ahhh...a pennant....that is a consolidation pattern. The bar on Dec 4 is not a pennant - it's a rejection....the flag wasn't even at half mast.....they buried it.
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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
LOL - Indeed, that makes a market! Good to have spirited debate here. Not sure I follow that flagpole business, but I do recall an old Candlestick expression - "what do you call a 2-day reversal candle in an uptrend?............a ...
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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
I tend not to "create" PB's. Yes, they do appear at major tops, especially when looking retroactively at charts, but the amount lost along the way in chasing counter trend PB's erodes one's capital. It can be done if the trader is nimble, with solid ...
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- Alexandra replied May 20, 2009
It concerns me that I see so many posts here about PB's against the major trend. Yes, they do appear frequently, and, while they can give occassionaly lucrative profits, I find one is better to patiently wait for PA that supports the major trend. ...
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- Alexandra replied May 19, 2009
Our next contestant appears to be EUR/JPY; interesting look against background of E/D with its heavy resistance at 3650...London should be ripe for play one way or the other....131 appears key again to my eye.
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