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- Aaronfb replied Jun 19, 2015
Been a while since updated, I was really staring to mis it. Best thread in the forum by far.
- Aaronfb replied Jan 29, 2015
"randomness" is a term we use when we can't or don't care to understand all the variables.
- Aaronfb replied May 23, 2014
Fridays tend to have lower volatility, so you may see more spikes in price or no real movement. Fridays before major holidays (like today with the US) are extra dangerous. I usually don't open any new positions on a Friday, except for the strongest ...
- Aaronfb replied Jan 8, 2014
Zoom all the way in on your MT4 chart. Then zoon out one level. Plot a trend line by angle. I have found many trends on the daily timeframe follow about a 30° angle for up trends and a 330° angle for down trends at that zoom level.
- Aaronfb replied Dec 27, 2013
When there are fewer people participating in the market, spikes tend to happen. I was short on EUR and got stopped out by the spike. There are fewer people selling so the sellers that are in the market can demand a higher premium. The algo traders ...
- Aaronfb replied Nov 6, 2013
"Random" is a word that has no basis in reality. Nothing is really ever random. It is used to describe an outcome of events where you didn't have enough information to predict what that outcome would be. So the question is does the market give you ...
- Aaronfb replied Apr 7, 2013
If there was an EA that can turn $12 into 100K in 4 weeks, your wouldn't bother - you would be too busy blowing your nose with $100 bills.
- Aaronfb replied Apr 7, 2013
Take the attached weekly chart of the EURUSD with the high on week 5/1/2011 and the low on 07/22/2012 as an example. We have a retracement that ends around 61.8%, price action confirms with a close. Price continues down to find resistance at a 1.27% ...
- Aaronfb replied Apr 7, 2013
: well done! If your trading system does not find a use for plotting fib retracements, then don't use them! Personally, I like to plot them when I am watching a retracement to see if there is price action to indicate the overall trend is going to ...
- Aaronfb replied Apr 7, 2013
Can you give me some examples of 54.5% retracements in the past week?
- Aaronfb replied Apr 6, 2013
Fibs are a tool. People use them to identify areas were a retracement may reverse, or project where a leg may end. Pick any chart, any timeframe and you can find retracements ending at the 61.8, 50% and 38.2% time and time again. You will also find ...
- Aaronfb replied Dec 20, 2012
Click on the calendar tab here on the forum and select next weeks dates, it will show you the banks that are closed. Monday thru Wednesday will be a fx ghost town.
- Aaronfb replied Sep 14, 2012
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