- Search Energy EXCH
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 19, 2021Target for today: either 1.40750 in a straight shot or 1.39130 and then up to 1.4
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 18, 2021Because it can follow to 50% and then switch north: image
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 18, 2021And so it is. Looking at the retrace to 1.39300: image
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 11, 2021I've used your picture to show three repeated patterns that recently occured. After the 3rd time pattern doesn't show anymore... Will we go all the way back to the bottom of the 1st occurence? image
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 11, 2021Might even go to 1.5 as this is the top of the Brexit vote north move...
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 5, 2021In this chart I see two moves up which will eventually be "eaten down" by reaching fib levels downwards. That is why I plotted them from the bottom of the move to the top (as those two moves were heading north).
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 5, 2021Can you tell me why is this called "Fibonacci RETRACEMENT"? It is called a RETRACEMENT because it shows where to will the price RETRACE after the move. So again - values on the plotted fib retrcements are "whole move - percentage of the fib level".
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 5, 2021Price went down by 23.6% from the most recent upwards move. image A little rise (to about 1.36905) and we follow to 50%. Go up to 38.2% and down again.
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 5, 2021Hmm... I guess it's explained exactly as I plot in this article: url "Place a Fibonacci grid from low to high in an uptrend and high to low in a downtrend."
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
-
Bartosz77 replied Feb 5, 2021Hello Headland, sorry for replying so late to your post. I am drawing Fibonacci retracements. It means that levels shown are the amount of price going back from the main move range. EG: If there is an upwards move (like yesterday after the BoE news) ...
Cable Update (GBPUSD)