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- lascavel replied Apr 12, 2010
Not really, infact is a form of shakeout over 2bars or the equivalent to fail upthrust-(if u were to combine the 2bars or just look at 1hr bars), The volume is supporting the supply side with resistance at around 1.54200. Selling is present there. ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 12, 2010
Continue from my previous post ref: url GU is seeing more supply as it nears the intermediate fibo retracement levels, a more protracted down move could be expected with renew increase in supply. (initial anticipated retracement to tp at 23.6% ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 12, 2010
update on GU form prev post ref: url with recent showup of weak demand & hidden selling, we could now expect a retracement to test the 50% level again or to lower levels. image
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- lascavel replied Apr 12, 2010
update on GU continue from previous post ref: url GU have retrace instead, now at 50% level of the swing AB, after shakeout. Strength is appearing at this retrace level which is just above the previous resistance hi of last friday. We could expect ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 11, 2010
GU accending triangle pattern BROKEN! — Good day all! Here is an up update from my previous post on GU: ref: url As expected, GU broken the bullish ascending triangle pattern & pausing for a possible upmove to continue to meet the target ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 10, 2010
GU post mortem & ++ — Just before i hit the road for my weekend trip, i thought i just post some post mortem on GU & what is to come next... GU is now trap in a Bullish ascending triangle pattern, with the recent upmoved, this pattern will ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
My apologies i forget to mention that at that time of analysis, the bar have 2 over hours before bar ends. In retrospect it may not be appropriate to mention it but i guess i was just trying to highlight the potential of such double IB setup in 4hrs ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
Ah, i know what you mean. But it is correct to my understanding on the subject. You can think of it this way: combine both bar as one, the whole thing will look like proper shake-out bar, i think? Cheers!
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
Continue from my previous GU post: ref: url GU found strength once it hit fib level of 38.2% follow by a shake-out which indicates sudden interest of professional money. (Do keep in mind that in 15mins time-frame things are very dynamic) image ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
Just simple moving avg of 20 period. (Tradeguider calls it diamonds but essentially they are just SMA) Please use attached if u are interested, i modify it to paint as dot instead. Cheers! file
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
No at all silly, for my case it depends on available swings which i can measure off it. In this case i m trying to ascertain possible retracement level to either 38.2 or 23.6 % (high percentage replacement target levels). But if i am doing a ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
In most cases if there are signs of weakness before, any upbars with increase vol with relative spread(length of bar is similar for the pass few bars) indicates hidden selling of sorts. Therefore these are possible profession activities selling into ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
GU showing weakness — Possible weakness in GU now Additional indication of weak demand is prefer for as an alternative entry for a sell. image
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
update on my previous post on USDCAD ref: url Sorry i miss this post on the revise Target on USDCAD just before the news (TP estimate is within ADR) image
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
Yeah GU was hell this week, good to hear you are doing ok Have a nice weekend. Cheers!
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
update on my previous post on USDCAD ref: url Possible strengths coming in at critical fibo level. (counting down to news about 45 mins to go.) image
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- lascavel replied Apr 9, 2010
Canadian employment Change — In view of the coming Canadian employment Change DATA. I would like to discuss how VSA charting play out in anticipation of the NEWS. Here is my take for now. (Initial target project is within Avg Daily Range) ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 8, 2010
Yes, I know what you mean. Usually if there are any profit taking u may be able to see some weak supply bars there after. Therefore an expected retracement should not be rule out. e.g. chart back in around 30th March 2010: image
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- lascavel replied Apr 8, 2010
In view of the bullish triangle pattern as i mentioned, my bias is upwards. As for your question on distribution, low volume on upbars general indicates weak demand but that does not mean market is selling in a big way, for that we need to see some ...
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- lascavel replied Apr 8, 2010
GU top reversal — Continue from my previous post: ref: url A top reversal has form & I wont be looking to buy but to sell instead (even it if goes up). I will be using 20 simple moving avg in 5m chart for entry for a sell confirmation & ...
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