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- pecas replied Dec 3, 2014
Exactly what I was saying. It's easy to misunderstand.
- pecas replied Dec 3, 2014
MikiMax, the short chat you reported, in my opinion, is not enough to call a person liar. As can be seen from his posts, Eitian is not exactly a perfect English writer, and your question has probably been misunderstood. I'm in his skype group, and ...
- pecas replied May 14, 2013
I think VSA is a big part of this method. Certainly you'll miss some trades because you don't get the right VSA setup, but you will also skip a lot of demand/supply zones that fail to reject price. In my personal interpretation of Rocky's method, I ...
- pecas replied Apr 9, 2013
Yes, "failed bearish engulfing pattern". Not his usual tactic but that's how he comments on this trade.
- pecas replied Mar 12, 2013
Hi Bantro, about the DX, Don't miss the general picture; here is the daily chart which shows how at this level DX is fighting with a daily supply zone: image
- pecas replied Feb 14, 2013
I already squeezed some money with a scalp from this daily zone on EUR, but now, looking at the 15 min chart, looks to me like this congestion could be an accumulation, and we could see a rise in price soon. What do you think Rocky and others? ...
- pecas replied Feb 14, 2013
I can try to answer although the question is for Rocky. 1st question: I don't know what you really mean. Rocky buys 3 contracts of a future at price X, then sets three sell orders, each for one contract, at different prices. That's all. He can also ...
- pecas replied Feb 14, 2013
If you look a bit below, there is where he bought. The line you show is his stop-loss when he took the shot: he had moved his stop above his entry price to lock at least $450 in profit, like he wrote in the chart: "Locking in $450"
- pecas replied Feb 14, 2013
Ruede, Rocky did not sell there, he bought.
- pecas replied Feb 13, 2013
Ruede, I didn't consider that zone because the ratio between the "base" and the "rally" seems too high. Too many ticks in the base, and too few ticks in the subsequent rally. This might indicate that the unbalance between demand and supply in that ...
- pecas replied Feb 8, 2013
Heh, I see you will be facing snow if you are in the NY area. Have fun!
- pecas replied Feb 7, 2013
EUR might have another chance afterall, it's now close to a H4 demand area with a trendline, 78.6% retracement of swing AC and 41.4% extension of swing CDE. Now that the dust is off after ECB conference, volume is decreasing and, if price reaches ...
- pecas replied Feb 7, 2013
EUR demand zone was blown away brutally, shortly after my post. Willing to trade with ECB press conference going is very risky indeed. No loss is like a profit.
- pecas replied Feb 7, 2013
I want to add this setup on EUR. Big black bar on the H1 chart, due to the ECB press conference. EUR reached a demand zone where lies the 27.20% extension of swing E-F. Below, the M5 chart; nice rejection, I will buy if/when I see a "no demand" ...
- pecas replied Feb 7, 2013
Thx rocky, I took advantage of CAD setup and it's nice to come here now and see that you had seen the same thing.
- pecas replied Feb 5, 2013
Don't worry. I bet it's GBP or AUD!
- pecas replied Feb 5, 2013
Great stuff rocky. Would you go short at that M15 supply zone (your target)? I see a FIB retracement (61.80% of AB) and a FIB extension (98.70% of CD) falling in that slim area.
- pecas replied Feb 5, 2013
Hi Rocky, I had your same setup on EUR, and price was rejected nicely. I have a question about no demand/no supply patterns in H4 (M240) charts, like the one you showed in your previous post about EUR. If you draw a H4 chart of any instrument, ...
- pecas replied Feb 1, 2013
Thx Rocky, illuminating answer.
- pecas replied Feb 1, 2013
Looks like I missed the train on GBP. I didn't see any "no demand" pattern till now in my M15 chart. If I was looking at a M5 chart I might have seen a couple; this is one of the "obscure" points for me. I'm trying to find a rule; for example, if ...