DislikedI don't know about monthly support, most likely not but its really defended.
If NY stock market recover, it may hold.Ignored
oh u are day trader i assume, well 10-15 pips is enough for bouncing
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DislikedI don't know about monthly support, most likely not but its really defended.
If NY stock market recover, it may hold.Ignored
DislikedHi Kuroro001
I liked your chart a few pages back and good observations.I have few comments feel free to shoot them down in flames if you disagree.
1st Doji on high volume after an upmove = get out of dodge
What is happening here ? Early buyers offloading to late buyers next candle is pretty similar.So after that who is going to buy from them especially after seeing indecision after a decent move up ? So naturally price falls, notice steadily decreasing volume.No surprise price takes off to the upside when it hits the previous resistance....Ignored
Dislikedlol het word nooit wat tussen ons.
ik ben een bull en jij bent een bear.Ignored
DislikedLOL, Been there done that. How about giving back a whole weeks pips on a friday but not this time. I'm keeping them this week.
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DislikedNot to mention i did the same with gbpusd lol
Sad friday...but i did a good week in the green so i won't complain...learn from this mistake and be back on monday for more green pips.
The week is over for me, if i take a trade now i will lose for sure
the pair ain't respecting classic support/resistance area...no point trading on friday...it must be the addiction that keeps me in front on my computer on friday even though i know its gonna be a bad day lolIgnored
DislikedSo yes history repeats itself there but the difference is the volume on the downside right now.
It hits a demand area.. so you think it might go up ?
I really suspect it to go up tonight on on monday morning without any vol...then London bring it down hard.
Just a supposition though, we will see.
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DislikedEnjoy the reading from Tarantula
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