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- SanMiguel replied Jun 19, 2011
Not strictly true, nothing can show you in advance whether a market is going to trend or consolidate. It is possible to be whipsawed out a few times above and below the cloud. The main thing lies in the prodit factor of getting into a trend.
- SanMiguel replied Apr 6, 2011
UJ & AJ:
- SanMiguel replied Mar 31, 2011
Try putting up a chart with an example otherwise no one is going to know what you are talking about.
- SanMiguel replied Mar 28, 2011
Oh, I see, you're following large traders. Generally when large + retail are long but commercials are short it favours a down move like last week.
- SanMiguel replied Mar 28, 2011
cable is neutral to short on the COT report?
- SanMiguel replied Mar 25, 2011
Should have got in much earlier at the kumo break but last week it was actually looking bearish with risk off. Entry 1.0120s
- SanMiguel replied Mar 24, 2011
aussie, you don't get much better really...
- SanMiguel replied Mar 18, 2011
Keep an eye on the EURAUD for bullish trades. EG is still running but wise to take some profit here as the weekly trendline draws closer...I possibly took this trade a little early and had to wait 24 hrs for the move but got a good 50pip surge this ...
- SanMiguel replied Mar 15, 2011
EURCHF is possibly a good play based on flight to safety in CHF but it's done most of the primary move atm, maybe on a retrace. It's a shame as I actually shorted 1.3 last week but got out for next to nothing.
- SanMiguel replied Mar 15, 2011
Got a short on AUDUSD overnight also, gonna trail 10% on that for anything more. EU is a tricky one at the moment, in risk off, it should really be coming down further but hasn't had a massive move yet compared to cable and aussie. Just a note for ...
- SanMiguel replied Mar 14, 2011
Continuation move on USDCHF.
- SanMiguel replied Mar 14, 2011
The trendline break was the low risk entry on NZDUSD (plus confirmation below kumo). I am actually out of this trade now at support. Shorting the support area isn't particularly good practice so you might want to wait for a retrace to the Ks first ...
- SanMiguel replied Mar 13, 2011
[quote=GeraldFX;4467287] Some major resistance at this line on the weekly. It's a tricky pair especially with the possible outlook of increased rates by the Boe in the next few months.
- SanMiguel replied Mar 13, 2011
Charts of interest for the week — <strong>EURGBP: 3rd approach of resistance more likely to break. ck bullish and clear, Ts>Ks.</strong> image <strong>GBPCAD: Cloud break, conservative traders can await the clearance of the ck from the ...
- SanMiguel replied Mar 13, 2011
When I do use it, it is usually relative to the price. For me it is actually the least useful of the indicators on an ichi chart. Note, many here will disagree with me and tell you it is very important so it is up to you to decide and experiment ...
- SanMiguel replied Mar 9, 2011
AUDJPY also looking good. Careful of any risk off potential in the market especially involving AUD pairs.
- SanMiguel replied Mar 9, 2011
Just to clarify, the Ts and Ks do not attract price directly, what is happening is that price has moved beyond its average. So, when price has moved far beyond its average, it is likely that you will get a retrace somewhere but it doesn't have to ...
- SanMiguel replied Mar 9, 2011
CADJPY long still running:
- SanMiguel replied Mar 2, 2011
And the favourite of the moment...gold +180 yesterday