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- dazzdude replied Apr 17, 2015
hi bobyv, could be wrong... usually am. maybe this helps? image another example? image sometimes u need to look at lower tf image image
- dazzdude replied May 17, 2013
This did not get the result I was anticipating... that's trading... but it does bring up a valuable point about how to think. If I was in combat and had to do something 'risky', one of the questions I would ask myself is 'who's got my back'? That ...
- dazzdude replied May 17, 2013
Nothing is 100%, but a TL (third) touch into supply or demand is about as simple as it gets trading naked. Odds are about 80% I'd say and allows for a decent r/r. image d
- dazzdude replied Apr 28, 2013
While on the topic of silver. Should get a reaction. image d
- dazzdude replied Apr 28, 2013
Thanks Aud. Wmd stressed the importance of having your own pattern book and recording your observations. It's a good idea. I have some patterns I look for here. Below is an example of the pattern playing out on silver on Friday. image d
- dazzdude replied Apr 26, 2013
On gold. image d
- dazzdude replied Apr 26, 2013
Classic 'wmd hook' entry technique... alive and well. I wanted to record this for my pattern book as it happened on this commodity so perfectly (pip perfect) three days in a row in a down move... but thought I should upload it here since I learnt it ...
- dazzdude replied Apr 17, 2013
I've posted on Yen seasonal pattern before in this thread. It's something I find interesting. I wonder if the seasonal spot high (low in futures) will kick in on schedule? After such as dramatic rise, it's less likely, but certainly worth keeping an ...
- dazzdude replied Dec 21, 2012
Follow on this post. d
- dazzdude replied Nov 21, 2012
Red, Look at your pictures and then look at what I have drawn up. Note, this is only an example. It's not, this is how it must be. The idea apply to double top, triple top, bull trap, etc. The idea as it that you need to look at the entire price ...
- dazzdude replied Nov 20, 2012
OK Trend lines are so subjective, its more an art than a science. As you can draw many trend lines, which ones are usable for providing a way to enter the market? Are there ways to qualify a trend line as usable?
- dazzdude replied Nov 16, 2012
OK, Will gave some valuable information in his previous post. As you can see, things are relative to what is happening at the time. You can mark off a level, but there are variables like Will mentions. How price is moving to a level, how price ...
- dazzdude replied Nov 15, 2012
not sure whats ahead... but a nice looking flip
- dazzdude replied Nov 14, 2012
As an example, here is a place where there should be reaction. If the market is kind, it will allow a risk defined entry of the level. From there I am at the mercy of the market. She may be kind, she may not. Even at a technical level, I still need ...
- dazzdude replied Nov 14, 2012
I work from the idea that most decent technical levels provide a 'reaction' and it's at that place I can define risk and hopefully I can make some pips of the back of that. Where the fundamentals have my back, it means I am more inclined to hold or ...
- dazzdude replied Nov 14, 2012
Red Pirate, I showed an example for the 6am candle. Here is an example for the monthly open. d
- dazzdude replied Nov 14, 2012
just to show, the bounce.
- dazzdude replied Nov 14, 2012
and there you have it... to the very pip (now now she will bounce back up)
- dazzdude replied Nov 14, 2012
kokopelli, Example of 6am candle. Levels marked in pink. See how price respects it? Strange.... (not always, just often) It is (one of) my points of reference. Entry -> moving away yesterday's 6am candle. Confirmation -> reaction from 6am candle. ...
- dazzdude replied Nov 14, 2012
Not even sure why... Chart just has that feel about it. Felt like posting it.