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No pattern, no trade.
So it's almost impossible to over-trade them.
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DislikedSamer...
After a bit of looking I found the one on the eu, though I worry I was curve-fitting the fibs to my expectation....but couldn't find anything on the usdchf.
Do you get these from someone else or use one of those fancy indicators?
I did a quick search and tried one and it failed to print a gartley on present price action for both pairs.
If you use an indi, will you PM it to me?
I generally prefer my own method of identification, but I would give it a try.
PS: sorry for hijacking the thread for harmonic pattern Q's.Ignored
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Dislikednice of u to say that Chris
and in plus these patterns when i use it , i want to see what u are teaching is there too .
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DislikedThe best thing about harmonic patterns is that most of the time, they're not there.
No pattern, no trade.
So it's almost impossible to over-trade them.Ignored
DislikedNow that 1.2 is breached I'm planning my next EU short. Seems to me there are a couple of scenarios and the stem from a couple of weekly trendlines and some fibs. A retrace to 1.2 seems probable.....but can the euro climb much above that....or will it simply revisit it's lows from 2001.
What do you all think of 1.00 as a target for a short?
Cheers
CanuckCT
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DislikedNow that 1.2 is breached I'm planning my next EU short. Seems to me there are a couple of scenarios and the stem from a couple of weekly trendlines and some fibs. A retrace to 1.2 seems probable.....but can the euro climb much above that....or will it simply revisit it's lows from 2001.
What do you all think of 1.00 as a target for a short?
Cheers
CanuckCT
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DislikedThe snippets I saw were very one sided unfortunately. Not even enough back and forth action to get a sense of play or strategy. However a very tough and interesting sport. We used to play it in the old neighborhood. We called it 'kill the guy with the ball'.Ignored
DislikedSo there's patterns showing potential long-euro and short-chf, yet most folks here are looking for the trend to remain.
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DislikedI'm not sure that I see this. Would you post a chart showing the long signal on the EUR?Ignored
DislikedI only bring up the euro because I want to short the swissy and their correlations are not to be ignored.Ignored
DislikedThe snippets I saw were very one sided unfortunately. Not even enough back and forth action to get a sense of play or strategy. However a very tough and interesting sport. We used to play it in the old neighborhood. We called it 'kill the guy with the ball'.Ignored
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So here's a question: eurusd and usdchf are usually inversely correlated, but the euro's problems are it's own, so why should that correlation hold?Ignored
DislikedWe can see that the Swiss have tried many times throughout the last year to fight the continued appreciation of the franc, and lost to the smart money every time, so I ask myself, why are the big boys buying the franc en masse relative to everything but the dollar?
In fact I start to think that if the big boys like the franc so much, why do they still choose the dollar over it?Ignored
DislikedIt can and will diverge for short periods of time. But you are missing something here in the big picture....Ignored