eurcad is still selling zone around 1.4705
PHASE II running 666
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Disliked... it's not absolutely unseen, but it is very uncommon to have 7 consecutive bearish-bodied candles on 4hr, so far we have had 6, the 7th is forming now, - still 1hr 50+mins till it closes but so far looking bearish. Bulls fell @ 1st hurdle on 1st attempt, another dip down marginally lower and now another try? 5min below {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} When you're getting a spike down like an hour before LONDON open then this could very well be stop grabbing before major session. Often times, London reverses this, at least temporarily. We'll seeIgnored
Disliked{quote} I don't know what you mean by the London open - do you mean equities? Just to be clear: London forex desks open 0630am/0700am London time, and London equities open 0800am London time, in fact most Uk asset-class markets are already open now. Forex and equities make up a big part of the total inter-asset class flows.Ignored
Disliked{quote} no, not classical e wave, but on weekly i see new low.we are at the beginning of 5thIgnored
Disliked{quote} I don't know what you mean by the London open - do you mean equities? Just to be clear: London forex desks open 0630am/0700am London time, and London equities open 0800am London time. in fact most if not all Uk asset-class markets are already open now. Forex and equities make up a big part of the total inter-asset class flows.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Doesn't matter, main volume start when equities start trading. And that's 8.00am With what are you buying your stocks with? You can trade Forex around the clock, that doesn't mean it's liquid all the time.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Generally agree, but you might be surprised how many orders are placed in the 1st hour of London forex open say from 0700am London time. Markets can move in thin liquidity also, and many times thin liquidity can lead to so-called 'exaggerated' moves. In the U.s they used to call/still call the 1st hour of the DJIA open the 'fools hour' because all the retailers/so-called 'dumb-money' rushed in @ the open.Ignored
DislikedNow long GU here at 2383. Target is 2500 and above. I will hold except I see a full daily lose below 2335.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Which is why i said that london open (8.00am) often times reverses "exaggerated moves" prior to itEverything is "thin" compared to what starts happening after 8.00am. During thin liquidity, it's best to hunt stops. Sometimes their so big it makes sense to hunt them 500pts away in a matter of seconds if there's noone defending it.
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