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- Ronlizard replied Oct 7, 2010
Wasn't today's release just the decision? As far as I know, we don't get the details of the voting until the minutes are released to the market at a later date.
- Ronlizard replied Sep 29, 2010
Most squids are damp. It comes from living in the sea.
- Ronlizard replied Sep 3, 2010
News must have been released early. The results were on FF before 9-30 UK time.
- Ronlizard replied Aug 17, 2010
There's another piece of nonsense with the volume on AUDUSD. I too am only messing around with FXCM's demo platform but I can't say I'm overly impressed.
- Ronlizard replied Aug 10, 2010
I've got the same. I'm assuming it's the volume equivalent of a bad tick.
- Ronlizard replied Aug 5, 2010
Thanks, Islander - very interesting read. I'll work through your and Medici's thread when I get around to it. I didn't trade the short. I thought it might come back and test the bottom of the Asian session range, but of course it didn't. I wouldn't ...
- Ronlizard replied Aug 4, 2010
The US has just finally posted some decent numbers which is why the dollar is currently going up against every currency.
- Ronlizard replied Aug 3, 2010
Sorry, clear as mud. Probably me being slow. I can see the first bar is down on high volume with the next bar up so there's some evidence of strength. But there are signs of weakness in that range too. The third bar is a low volume test though it ...
- Ronlizard replied Aug 2, 2010
The bar you have indicated with the arrow and the volume you have highlighted don't look like they match up to me. The very low volume bar in that sequence is actually an up-bar.
- Ronlizard replied Aug 2, 2010
Islander — I can see a lot of reasons to go long there - established uptrend, price above pivot, moving average agreement etc. What I'm struggling to see is a valid entry in VSA terms. It's probably just me though. I quite often struggle to ...
- Ronlizard replied Aug 1, 2010
Not VSA related, but that high at the end of the Frankfurt session was hourly resistance from the previous day and also a resistance level on both the daily and weekly. It was also smack on a MML for those who like to clog up their charts with such ...
- Ronlizard replied Aug 1, 2010
Great stuff, HG. Very much appreciated.
- Ronlizard replied Jul 31, 2010
No offence, but the earlier pattern isn't remotely like the one in Tea Trader's chart. Look at the volume in the bar you have marked as "test" for a start. Then compare it with his test - lowest volume in a dozen or more bars - just what you would ...
- Ronlizard replied Jul 28, 2010
These things are always a lot easier in hindsight but that key reversal bar I highlighted is also a bearish engulfing candle which is a strong sign of weakness. I suppose ideally you'd like to see another "no demand" after it, but an entry at the ...
- Ronlizard replied Jul 28, 2010
From my very limited experience, I'd say that trying to draw meaningful conclusions on a timeframe as short as 5 min is very difficult. Of course Hidden Gap would probably disagree, but he's a lot better at this than I am. Have a look at a 15 min ...
- Ronlizard replied Jul 24, 2010
It was indeed the release of the stress test results.
- Ronlizard replied Jul 21, 2010
url That was the story. Make of it what you will.
- Ronlizard replied Jul 21, 2010
Maybe I'm naive. Very odd price action, whatever it was.
- Ronlizard replied Jul 21, 2010
It wasn't a buying climax. It was a mark-up on fairly low volume into a known area of previous resistance. I don't see anything in the chart to suggest that the spike down was anything other than an anomaly. Otherwise, why has price reurned to its ...
- Ronlizard replied Jul 21, 2010
There's a suggestion that the price spike may have been caused by trader error in a Dutch bank.