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Why is GBPUSD called cable? 67 replies
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cable short for gbpusd? 6 replies
Disliked{quote} Let's try this one more time: I. Focus on trading II. Respect fellow traders III. No bickering IV. No nationalism or racism V. No politics or religion VI. No conspiracy or doomsday VII. No personal agendas VIII. No commercial agendas IX. One username at a time X. Make love not warIgnored
Disliked{quote} Thanks Doc. Actually, the wave count was completed yesterday when I shorted this pair. {quote} And to confirm this, I posted the visible count again for others to look at and make their own conclusions. {quote} My asking other questions is just a smokescreen to let others participate in technical discussions and benefit from them. BTW , thanks for participating in good discussion. PAT Chiko.Ignored
DislikedAccording to my charts, we are nearing the GU short term (potentially long term as well) bottom which is expected somewhere between 1.2085 - 1.2045, im planning to start buying around 1.2075 with small lots, will keep building, SL is 1.2 and TP is open for the time being, potentially im looking at 1.2450 as first targetIgnored
Disliked{quote} GU this going to be a boring post. Please skip, and move on. {image} Retail traders perceive price movements as random and unpredictable, failing to discern the underlying structure and manipulation employed by market makers (MMs). MMs meticulously orchestrate price fluctuations to lure and entrap unsuspecting retail traders. They exploit common trading biases and herd mentality, creating false breakouts, retracements, and whipsaws. Relying solely on indicators places retail traders at a significant disadvantage. Indicators are inherently...Ignored
Disliked{quote} GU this going to be a boring post. Please skip, and move on. {image} Retail traders perceive price movements as random and unpredictable, failing to discern the underlying structure and manipulation employed by market makers (MMs). MMs meticulously orchestrate price fluctuations to lure and entrap unsuspecting retail traders. They exploit common trading biases and herd mentality, creating false breakouts, retracements, and whipsaws. Relying solely on indicators places retail traders at a significant disadvantage. Indicators are inherently...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks for your comment eyefeel6. GU I'm seeing this bearish trading triangle ( with subwaves not included in my chart) Now , price has broken the TL and RT the BO for its next moves{image}Ignored
DislikedMaybe I've wasn't paying attention, but when was the last time someone here mentioned economic news / events? Is this just another T/A thread full of losers? It seems that way. Bulls / bears. Manipulation. Triangles. Stars. Reverse monkey fuck. And nothing about increase in volume, or directional movement, as a result of news item xyz. Nothing about push into stops due to requiring liquidity before reversals. Nothing about start and end of session, or Mr Soros needing to take a shit. Great job everyone. Keep plastering indicators and trendlines....Ignored
Disliked{quote} "It is expected" sounds like a schedule, do you have inside info then? unfortunately this is your expectation and the market does not conform to each individual traders expectations!!!!Ignored
Disliked{quote} lol, dont like my analysis? Ignoretime will tell, there’s nothing guaranteed 100% hence i posted my opinion with SL and TP, which means there’s a probability of my expectations being wrong! Is that clear, or perhaps the flag blinded you?
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