DislikedHi Diavolul, when the two pivot indicator is removed from a chart, it doesn't delete DATA1 and DATA2 objects. Is it an oversight or intentional? Thanks, KarelIgnored
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DislikedHi Diavolul, when the two pivot indicator is removed from a chart, it doesn't delete DATA1 and DATA2 objects. Is it an oversight or intentional? Thanks, KarelIgnored
QuoteDisliked{quote} What do you think about the whole visualisation of the areas outside and between the two major pivot levels? thank you
DislikedThank you for your reply. {quote} OK, it's just that all the other objects are removed automatically. {quote} I have just scanned the whole thread (so I haven't thought about it all that much as yet) but at he moment I don't see much difference in price action between the 'neutral box' and the other two but I like the three boxes arrangement as a visual aid and as an inducement to to think a bit more about quality of the pivots. I also like the style of your an analysis and I plan to go thriough the thread in more detail (as soon as I get some free...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I follow this thread diligently with the hope of personal improvement. The pair hit the 113.89 today which is beyond the take profit 113.56. Nice trading technique.Ignored
DislikedForex: USD/JPY, short term analysis The price of this currency pair is overvalued for quite of time, the bias remains into the upside bias, having the price over the 108.52 pivot level. As an entry, we could go long targeting 113.56 (127.2 Fibonacci level of the 103.48-110.91 move) and stop-loss on nearest pivot level - 108.52. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks for giving out such a wonderful strategy. I have understood how this can be used to detect the prevailing trend. I understand your profit projection and stop loss placement.My struggle is how to determine the right entry price.Please, can you briefly explain how to determine where to buy when we are in a clear uptrend using your strategy? Thanks once again for your efforts.Ignored
Disliked{quote} If you mean that how I can just entry another position, like on the USD/JPY case from the previous post (on a continuing trend), either you are entering after your last target is hit (127.2 or another target) and simply enter to another long targeting another level: 141.4 or 161.8 or you have a pending buy just 2-3 pips above your previous target (to cover the spread on the currency pair) or either just put a pending limit to gain some more pips, but what to do is to modify the pivot lines if necessary, when if the left of the chart your...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Forex: USD/JPY, medium term analysis (quick update) The buy should continue towards 114.945 (141.4 Fibonacci extension of the upside move 101.183-110.71), the only thing that has modified is the nearest pivot level which is situated now on 110.71 and where the stop-loss should be placed. {image} Enjoy!Ignored
DislikedCommodities: XAU/USD (Gold), medium term analysis Just recently, the gold has entered into the downside area by closing under the 1262.98 level. Not only that but has also closed below the lower level of confirmation area, under the 1214.34 level. From current level, the price should go lower towards 1199.67 level and even lower - 1151.96 (127.2 Fibonacci level of the upside move 1199.67-1375.07), having the stop-loss on the nearest pivot level - 1262.98 {image}Ignored