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- FFBrian13 replied Nov 17, 2010
Glad to see I haven't missed much over the last two and a half months. US Equities still triangle bound, and data is as mixed as it was in the summer.
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 20, 2010
Talking about an unconfirmed equities rally: 10yr not only stays under 2.8, but rallies today, volume is a mere 87 million (I still cannot believe this is accurate) and Eur and Aud aren't really following the equity flow either (I'm discounting this ...
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 20, 2010
I haven't really looked at that pair. I mainly trade the $ pairs and Aud/Jpy and Eur/Jpy. I'll take a look, but I reckon I'd be bullish that chart b/c I am so heavily bullish Usd/Cad.
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 20, 2010
Short targets: .9250, .8769 and .7500
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 20, 2010
Working off of your chart, the move up has the properties of a triangle: tight range and moves can be subdivided into 3 subwaves. A reversal from these highs gives us a 5th price redirection, and breakout potential to the downside. Nothing says it ...
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 16, 2010
We do have CPI out tomorrow. Is the market ready for 0% inflation in the coming months?
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 16, 2010
Light volume + whippy PA = Triangle
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 16, 2010
mfoste: Oil's starting it's slide. D-d-d-d-deflation
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 16, 2010
If the breakout of the triangle fails to exceed 94.50-95.00 (previous high), then we know that supply is too great and market sentiment has changed.
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 15, 2010
I believe the spike had to do with dovish comments from New Zealand post Rate Decision. I'm short bias too, but debating with myself whether to short at a retest of .9450, or to wait.
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 14, 2010
I think they just intervened!
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 14, 2010
Maybe I'm trying to catch a greased pig here, but, anyone see an ending diagonal Wave 5. I'm looking at H4.
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 14, 2010
I really think it will since it was the third gap up of the .8070ish lows. But, I was wrong about .60 holding as well, so....
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 14, 2010
Swissy on a tear as well. Aussie shouldn't exceed .9406, which was the prior Wave 5 high, but given the leveraged environment of Fx, I'm giving it a little extra room. If it does exceed .9406, then this is breakout of Triangle, but the count would ...
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 14, 2010
Aussie doesn't seem to be participating in the USD selloff. .60 holds for now, but sweating in out. SL @ .9416
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 13, 2010
.60 is under attack again. Let's see....
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 13, 2010
Aud/Usd Chart — Haven't had much luck posting, but here goes. This is my preferred count, with an Expanded Flat bottom, X Wave, then an Expanding Triangle. This Expanding Triangle would complete a W-X-Y (aka a Double Three) correction. I think ...
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 13, 2010
Thank you kind sir . 93.60 could be a pit stop, so still watchin tightly to unfold. I'll have two different counts posted in a little bit. I'm working on an alternate right now. Yours is a very nice chart by the way.
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 13, 2010
Target hit for shorts this AM. Been waiting months for this level. Down to 75.00 in 3 subwaves to complete Wave G is the plan. Often times in these expanding triangles, Wave 5 is truncated and diagonal, making the end of Wave F (93.60) the top.
- FFBrian13 replied Sep 13, 2010
3rd gaps up off of the lows: 1.)breakaway 2.)acceleration 3.) exhaustion. Exhausting right into long term horizontal resistance. Taking a short position.