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- PipTrapper replied Jul 7, 2015
This graph tells me that there is no way the Eurozone members are going to let Greece exit the Euro. If they do, they can all kiss their significant percentage of GDP goodbye. In many cases, the exposure represents several years of growth. image
- PipTrapper replied Jun 29, 2015
Hi old pal. I'm always cooking something or other Sorry everyone that I haven't been around much, but I haven't been actively trading for a while now. Just some old long term Euro shorts which I recently cashed in. Instead I have been focused on ...
- PipTrapper replied Dec 26, 2014
Happy New Year to all the great people in this thread. Sorry I have not been around, but I'm still following. image
- PipTrapper replied Dec 26, 2014
You can bet on it Tom. Looking forward to it. Happy New Year mate. image
- PipTrapper replied Dec 17, 2014
I'll be back image
- PipTrapper replied Sep 15, 2014
Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. I still have some more trips to make, but I'll be back early October. Happy trading and take care I leave you with one last thought. Had I stayed home for the summer and kept trading, I think I would have ended ...
- PipTrapper replied Apr 8, 2014
Dukascopy's Quarterly report. A great overview of the market. I recommend you read it. file image
- PipTrapper replied Mar 31, 2014
I Hope you don't mind me messing up your chart... image and here are my thoughts image There are two major cycles in play here. Cycle 1 started in July 2012 Cycle 2 started in April 2013 Cycle 1 is the entire ABC structure from the 2012 lows ...
- PipTrapper replied Mar 31, 2014
Here is how I see it. There are two major cycles in play here. Cycle 1 started in July 2012 Cycle 2 started in April 2013 Cycle 1 is the entire ABC structure from the 2012 lows Cycle 2 is the C wave of the entire structure The fibo extensions FE ...
- PipTrapper replied Mar 24, 2014
Monday morning gold nugget... Currency markets are cyclical in nature and always come back to where they started to do it all over again. image
- PipTrapper replied Mar 21, 2014
Looking good so far I caught a nice one right at the bottom image
- PipTrapper replied Jan 27, 2014
As mentioned on Friday... image
- PipTrapper replied Jan 26, 2014
Well 1.6390 area is probably the next downside target, but from there I will be looking to buy with my 1.7x target in mind. Of course things could change and I may scrap that plan, but for now that's what it looks like... A big bear trap. ...
- PipTrapper replied Jan 24, 2014
First projected area: Orange is a weak sell zone Red is a strong sell zone After Orange/Red zone is tested, next is: Yellow is a weak buy zone Green is a strong Buy zone After that it's a bull stampede to heaven G/U M15 image
- PipTrapper replied Jan 24, 2014
The donkeys have been buying for a while and as long as the Fed keeps holding the carrot, it will continue image
- PipTrapper replied Jan 23, 2014
I always said my timing sucked, but it looks like I'm still good with projected levels. Careful here with shorts. I know it looks tempting, but other than a small retrace before continuing, it's a USD slaughter. image
- PipTrapper replied Jan 22, 2014
Yes I heard that many a time before I started buying premium cars. However that's history. Nowadays Benz parts are pulled from the same shelf as Lada. By the way, it's only a small Benz (B-Class) image
- PipTrapper replied Jan 14, 2014
Any of you who downloaded my Murrey Math Panel may want to download again as I made a minor bug fix because it would not allow you to load two instances with different lookback settings. Now you can have one set to 32 periods and another set to 64, ...
- PipTrapper replied Jan 13, 2014
For any of you who use Murrey Math levels, I have a gift for you. Today I took a few hours out of my day while watching the Euro go absolutely nowhere to write a nice Multi Timeframe Murrey Math Panel. Instead of cluttering your chart with lines, it ...