DislikedShall we look for short again? price almost hit major weekly resistance.Ignored
I will be, but the number is around 5300, or 5260-5300 depending on which TF you look at.
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DislikedShall we look for short again? price almost hit major weekly resistance.Ignored
DislikedI will be, but the number is around 5300, or 5260-5300 depending on which TF you look at.Ignored
DislikedOnly 1 TF that I am looking at, and it's more for a take profit then an all out reversal...picking tops n bottoms is a dangerous game....but here is the number, giver take a few from different brokers that I am looking at...Ignored
DislikedThanks for that. All trading is dangerous or not dangerous depending on how you respect your MM. If you go in for a precise position, then you can keep short stops. Small risk to large reward with good MM is not very dangerous IMHO. Anyway, I've found trendline trading to be generally more lucrative than trading from the middle.Ignored
DislikedTypically, I have mostly thought of trendline traders as people that used to draw with fecal matter on their bedroom walls through crib slats...and never got over the rush.
But maybe that's just cuz there are a lot of other good ways to trade too...that require less guessing...
Anywaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaays.......
If it works for ya...keep on keeping on!
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DislikedTypically, I have mostly thought of trendline traders as people that used to draw with fecal matter on their bedroom walls through crib slats...and never got over the rush.
But maybe that's just cuz there are a lot of other good ways to trade too...that require less guessing...
Anywaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaays.......
If it works for ya...keep on keeping on!
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DislikedRight, thanks, thats gross. I'm aware that there are plenty of ways to trade, and for myself, prefer to remain tolerant to all of them. But err, you too, keep on and all that.Ignored
DislikedTypically, I have mostly thought of trendline traders as people that used to draw with fecal matter on their bedroom walls through crib slats...and never got over the rush.
But maybe that's just cuz there are a lot of other good ways to trade too...that require less guessing...
Anywaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaays.......
If it works for ya...keep on keeping on!
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Dislikedmorning
have to run to my work, New daily candle open pofffffff still no signal for my long term view
What u r position ?Ignored
DislikedIt's nothing personal....
Just a lot of what I see people posting and playing...
Goes like this...IF I draw a line on my chart, the price probably won't cross it, that is where I will take my position....
Next post typically looks like this....
Oh shit!
Stopped out, but, I have another line I drew on my chart, I will look to take a position here!
Which of course is usually followed by another post that looks a lot like this...
OH SHIT!
STOPPED OUT AGAIN...IF I draw one more line, price is bound to not cross it...
Maybe it's just me,...Ignored
DislikedGBP ready to above 5242? Testing last week highest?
hemm should I wait for GU open price above 5242 then I long? let seeIgnored
DislikedHey Magix, can you generally explain how you trade? are you just looking for trend continuations?
thanks.Ignored
DislikedSee the Magixs chart above ! D1 / 200 ema ( around 1.5290) seems like a very strong resistance ! Too risky take a long at that level !Ignored
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 21:01:43
(UK) According to PricewaterhouseCooper's Economic Outlook report, UK property prices may take 10 years to recover - London Telegraph
- Notes there is a strong possibility that housing prices may continue to fall for the next years.
DislikedSure can my friend, and welcome to the FACTORY!
I got a thread that goes through a little bit about how I play and the way I see market, price action and triggers for trades.
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=208103
Stop by, have a look. I got pictures, and indicators and a few templates for you to have a look at.
As that other fella was saying...there are several ways to trade, you just have to find what makes the most sense to you.
Best of luck!
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010 22:53:30
(UK) UK's public sector debt may be £4 trillion higher in new study - Telegraph (update)
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 22:30:56
(UK) PIMCO's Gross: Optimistic about Britian's bonds after budget cuts and sovereign debt issues in other countires make them less attractive - The Guardian
- This is a drastic change in PIMCO's previous comments about British bonds, warning that government gilts were resting "on a bed of nitroglycerin"
DislikedSure can my friend, and welcome to the FACTORY!
I got a thread that goes through a little bit about how I play and the way I see market, price action and triggers for trades.
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=208103
Stop by, have a look. I got pictures, and indicators and a few templates for you to have a look at.
As that other fella was saying...there are several ways to trade, you just have to find what makes the most sense to you.
Best of luck!
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DislikedTypically, I have mostly thought of trendline traders as people that used to draw with fecal matter on their bedroom walls through crib slats...and never got over the rush.
But maybe that's just cuz there are a lot of other good ways to trade too...that require less guessing...
Anywaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaays.......
If it works for ya...keep on keeping on!
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