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- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 22, 2011
Hope to see you all in the skype room tomorrow 7:30 a.m.
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 22, 2011
This trade was super interesting because before we could find away into it the market changed and then we were able to exploit the change for a easy and safe entry that worked out nice. I just exited the runner a few moments ago.
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 22, 2011
Today's 2nd trade. Tell me what you see? 1. Strong directional selling? 2. Strong selling with pullbacks? 3. A dog with a red collar? lol Sorry but a little humor is always good.
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 22, 2011
The answer is 3. Once we where able to define clearly where the boundaries of too much was and once the market got back inside that boundary a test of the other side was likely. We entered our trade at the arrow down and we actually had a misclick ...
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 22, 2011
Thanks Guys it was fun in the skype room today These are the trades we took in the room today. Tell me what you see? 1. A random auction trading in an undefined boundary? 2. Selling pressure that is consistent? 3. An auction where there is a ...
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 21, 2011
This one is easy right ? It's 2. Frantic wild Demand. Now this is where CONTEXT starts to become very important !!!!!! This is one of those RARE cases where a V top was possible and a patient trader could wait till a reversal candle formed and faded ...
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 21, 2011
What do you see? 1. Weak Demand that is slowly edging higher? 2. Frantic Demand that is parabolic and wild? 3. Average controlled Demand that is building higher?
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 15, 2011
The read was to find a long I watched all morning and you could not have found a way in because the price action did not allow for a safe entry that could have controlled risk while still exploiting WHAT IS. This was a frustrating day to say the ...
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 15, 2011
Tell me what you see? 1. Strong buying pressure with whip like pullbacks. 2. Average controlled buying with no pullbacks. 3. Weak buying with equal selling.
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 13, 2011
The correct answer is number 2. Average steady selling pressure. So moving forward we should look for a opportunity to exploit WHAT IS happening and in this context we should hold our trades for a bigger move OR until something changes that negates ...
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 13, 2011
Example number 2 What do you see? 1. Strong frantic selling pressure. 2. Average steady selling pressure. 3. Weak selling pressure followed with equal demand.
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 11, 2011
We continue to trust the read and we are able to exploit the Auction AS IT unfolds until we see something different. Once this last candle finishes printing we now see a CHANGE and we can now STOP assuming the market is in a 1. State. Now its time ...
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 11, 2011
The Correct answer would be 1. Average selling pressure with formed pull backs. So now I will highlight the entries I would look to exploit ASSUMING that nothing changes. Up till this time Nothing has CHANGED so we can continue to trust the read.
- Pokerfxtrade replied Aug 11, 2011
Lets do this by example: Tell me what do you see. 1. Average selling pressure with formed pull backs 2. Strong selling pressure one directional 3. Weak selling pressure with equal demand.
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