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LasVahGoose replied Jun 3, 2009I look at the 4H & Daily. Mostly the 4hr.
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LasVahGoose replied Jun 3, 2009I see that. I stay on 4hr and Daily time frame. The last leg off the 4hr time frame puts the 50% around 1.4060 ish. Breaking through the 1.42 will be a good test to see if we can go lower I guess.
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LasVahGoose replied Jun 3, 2009Hard call. Strong down trend, maybe due for a retrace. I can draw 50% fibo around the 1.10 round number. So maybe pull back to 1.10 - 1.20 before going back down? The 38.2 level looks like a minor PPZ as well. Hard to say...
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LasVahGoose replied Jun 3, 2009Well, I believe you can also just play the round number if it is in a strong up move for example and not wait for a retrace. I'm still new to this method. The trend has been strongly up, so I don't know how far it will pull back. First target I'm ...
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LasVahGoose replied Jun 3, 2009Interesting. Another thing I heard was the IMF was going to dump a bunch a gold on the market and drive prices down.
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LasVahGoose replied Jun 3, 2009If the trend is up you can enter at a round number, so from 1.400 enter at 1.41, then 1.42, 1.43, etc, etc.
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LasVahGoose replied May 28, 2009I think we are all just waiting for the Euro to tip its hand and decide which way it wants to trend I guess....
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LasVahGoose replied May 28, 2009Yes, this is what makes a market! Some say up others day down.
I'm willing to learn and grow, look forward to your analysis.Why There Will Not Be A Dollar Crisis!
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LasVahGoose replied May 28, 2009Well that explains the mess we are in huh? All these people were taught and trained the same way. LOL
Does going to an Ivy League help you become a good trader
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LasVahGoose replied May 28, 2009I forgot were I heard this, maybe it was Jim Rogers. "If you are smart you can learn to trade in 1-5 years, if you are VERY SMART 5-10 years". People that will become successful traders will make it regardless if they went to Ivy Leauge or not. Why ...
Does going to an Ivy League help you become a good trader
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LasVahGoose replied May 28, 2009Just because the anticipated crash hasn't occurred doesn't mean it won't. The dollar can probably go for decades, but not forever. Every fiat currency that has ever existed has failed. Unless, "this time it's different". Interesting article. I agree ...
Why There Will Not Be A Dollar Crisis!
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LasVahGoose replied May 27, 2009Yeah, I'm leaning towards waiting for a retrace and see if any price action develops for a long.
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LasVahGoose replied May 27, 2009GBP/USD — GBP/USD. Not the best looking bar, but nice location. I'm 50-50 on this one, so I might pass since I'm not 100% sure. But a buy on a retrace (with good price action is in the cards). My take...
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LasVahGoose replied May 27, 2009Now that is funny. I have a few trades left in my account and I maybe back to demo. What is interesting now that the account is low is that I'm totally hanging back and waiting for the A++ trades. Funny how that works, but it's kind of cool being a ...
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LasVahGoose replied May 23, 2009Have you been through babypips school? Depending how 'new' you are I suggest you go through the classes at least twice. Also under Rookie discussion here at FF you should read all the sticky articles as well. And on TOP of all that read this thread. ...
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LasVahGoose replied May 20, 2009The volume on this is really loud, it almost blew out my speakers. Just a warning to all. Looks like a great find. Thank You.
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LasVahGoose replied May 20, 2009NICE POST. I like the stuff about the long term sellers and buyers and how the day traders (short term buyers / sellers) are the middle men between the long term traders, so to speak. I'm still trying to grasp the concepts of the initiative and ...
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