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- luckylady replied Nov 22, 2010
I think you'll find the others passed on that one because it only took one candle to reach the 10, they look for 2 candles I think, otherwise it shows heavy momentum downwards.
- luckylady replied Nov 16, 2010
FXPro, IBFX, FXCM, FXCM UK the list of regulated companies that accept credit cards is long. I'm not saying you can't be scammed at all by a regulated broker, stop hunting all sorts of tricks maybe (luckily not had it happen so I can't comment on ...
- luckylady replied Nov 16, 2010
I don't agree with the posters that say don't go with brokers in Cyprus. Don't go with unregistered brokers anywhere. That includes UK, US or anywhere else in the world. Without being registered with a controlling body of some kind, you have no ...
- luckylady replied Nov 8, 2010
The breakout template is called Power Template 4 not 3.
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
Thats right, because we take the time that ny closes, it doesn't matter what time fxpro says this week, new york still closed when it did
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
That was not NY close price, NY closed 90 minutes ago. The close price was 1.4206 on the live server.
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
I know its the same the other way, but by the same rules, I wouldn't go into a 38% break up if it had come down and hadn't reached the 0% yet, I just find they work better after reaching the 0 or 100 first unless I could afford a larger stop loss ...
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
Firstly, where does it mention in the rules that we have a 10 pip stop loss, and secondly, the first rule of it breaking the 38.2% is that it will get to the 76.4% and usually onto the 100% so no I wouldn't short it going by bobi's rules.
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
The rule I would take most notice of at the moment is the price reaching the 100% level as its a strong uptrend.
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
Why a 10 pip stop loss??
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
I don't think lolcat said a 10 pip stop, they said if the level is broken by 7-10 pips.
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
There are no viruses in any of the calculators, just that some anti virus software picks up the layers of encryption as a virus, but there are none.
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
Taken from the pdf: 2-If each 38.2% of each phase is broken from downside , then price should meet 100% of that level. The only time that was changed was last month when bobi warned that it might not reach it, obviously 76.4% is a safer target.
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
On the power 3 template the rule is, if it breaks the 38.2% of the phase we should go to 100%, not 38 pips.
- luckylady replied Nov 4, 2010
I know for a fact because a friend of mine had a pending order in, when the 38.2% line was broken it carried on up with no break to the 100% phase line and he only had slippage of a couple of pips. So going by the rules bobi has posted nobody would ...
- luckylady replied Nov 3, 2010
I take it you have never had an 80 slippage on your stop loss when fomc or nfp comes out, if you did you wouldn't rely on a stop loss through it.
- luckylady replied Nov 3, 2010
Don't forget fomc is in 30 minutes.
- luckylady replied Nov 3, 2010
Nevermind, I see it.
- luckylady replied Nov 3, 2010
Why 4027?
- luckylady replied Nov 2, 2010
The closing fib number is 74 for this month Gisela.