Quoting MoeDislikeddid your stop loss get hit yet.Ignored
Cable Update - Continued 102 replies
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Quoting accreteDislikedGoodthings, very nice work on the statistical data. Do you know of a thread here at FF (or a link ?) that would explain how one can go about gathering such information and putting it in a usable format for daily use as part of a trading plan? I would like to include such thinking in my homework.
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a Tom by another spelling ; )
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Quoting Tiki TraderDislikedThings look more normal today than last Sunday... I just didn't want to get caught while away at the litter box... after last Sundays, what, 170 pip jump before most could even start trading...Ignored
Quoting goodthingsDislikedNo I don't... I have a lot of information and formulas that can easily be tweeked to do something different.Ignored
Quoting jassDislikeddo u think if it will go up again untill london opens?Ignored
Quoting goodthingsDislikedThis information come from post #240 on page 16. GBP/USD closed on Nov. 30 1.9653. A 2.37 gain is 466 pips would be 2.0119. A 1.15 loss would be 226 pips to finish the year 1.9327.
British pound – US Dollar (GBP/USD)
The sterling appreciated against the U.S. dollar in the month of December, 14 out of the past 20 years times which is roughly 70 percent of the total sample. Like the EUR/USD, the seasonality factor was stronger in the last 10 years with the GBP/USD appreciating 8 years out of the last 10 samples. On average, the GBP/USD gained 2.37 percent during the positive months and lost only 1.15 percent during the negative months.
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Quoting goodthingsDislikedThis information came from Fxcm
GBPUSD - The ratio of longs to shorts is -2.66 as 72.7% of the currently open orders are short. Long orders are 15.1% higher than yesterday and 96.4% stronger since last week. Short orders are 5.4% lower than yesterday and 13.0% weaker since last week. Open interest is 0.6% weaker than yesterday and 1.4% below its monthly average. Looking ahead, the SSI signals GBPUSD strength.Ignored
Quoting m00jimanDislikedThanks for the info goodthings. you bring goodthings in life :
i dunno how, i clicked Sell GBPUSD instead of buy. Realized after 28 pips loss.. geez, i feel f*kin stupid.Ignored