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- Blackeagle replied Nov 8, 2009
Why should we trade with trend? — As you can see from the chart, the trend is definitely up and it took 6 days to drop only 157 pips from 0.9800 major SR but only 3 days to climb 215 pips and broke the major SR.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 6, 2009
One reason of the recent divergence may be the company profits which are being announced. Other than this, I don't see one leading the other. Re. DSRIs, again my priority is SR and HH-HL/LL-LH to determine the trend and then comes DSRI.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 6, 2009
It becomes old when price does not respect it anymore. But this issue is really subjective, it may be old for me but not for someone else. I am using confirmed swings to determine supply/demand points. And when saying confirmed swings, I mean, if ...
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 4, 2009
Confluence means a place where things merge. When you apply this definition to a chart, that means a price level where SR, fibo, DSRI, PA or some other technical tools point the same resistance or support where we try to open our positions. The more ...
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 4, 2009
And now all you need to do is to trade from one SR to another, but first in trend direction. Hasn't Strat told everyone trading was easy?
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 3, 2009
I can tell you why you shouldn't, at least at current level.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 3, 2009
GBPUSD — Still respecting the blue DSRI line and still trying to recover from Oct. 21st knock-out. A decisive breakout of immediate SR at 1.6600 (IF) will determine the fate of all GBP crosses.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 3, 2009
October bar on Big Boss chart whispers it will. Only problem is the immediate SR line.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 3, 2009
The strong up-move on the first green arrow does not allow SR test, even on H4. You could only take that trade if you are trading breakouts, but BOs are not the subject of this thread, so we'll leave that out for now. The second and third green ...
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 3, 2009
Because... attached. Although we don't have that much history around these levels, look at all the arrows around 1.4880, and especially the green arrows and see how price reacts when breakout took place (down or up) at 1.4880. Hope this helps.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 3, 2009
Those three SR lines on your chart are correct and they are majors. Keep them on your chart always.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 2, 2009
25 basis points already in price. We'll see big moves either way if it increases 50 or no increases at all.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 2, 2009
Same here. All I need to know is my SR levels, then I check trade opportunities on the Worker (sometimes H4 for majors) and if I see one, I check the Boss.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 2, 2009
I have been using IBFX for a long time and had no problem at all with their candles.
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 2, 2009
And this is how I see it. Daily is from IBFX and weekly has no Sunday bar from another data vendor for Metastock. Since Sunday bars stretch the chart, they make difference on daily. I also see DSRI was broken and I need to see the price above 1.4880 ...
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- Blackeagle replied Nov 1, 2009
Considering the number of orange SRs on my chart, there are not many major SRs meaning "caution" when trading this pair.
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- Blackeagle replied Oct 31, 2009
Yes to both questions. I drop down to daily and fine tune them.
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- Blackeagle replied Oct 30, 2009
Since current levels do not have sufficient history, MY SR levels are at 1.4800 and 1.4880, so you can think of it as a thick band. Both are minor, still, but 1.4880 is more major. Even if long term DSRI is broken, unless 1.4477 is penetrated, don't ...
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- Blackeagle replied Oct 30, 2009
Major - Obvious on Weekly, tested and respected continuously in different times Minor - Mostly recent ones, you can also identify minor ones on weekly or daily, but if they are not obvious on daily, I prefer not to use them to keep the charts clean. ...
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