Well don't you think today is a prime example: -
All the commentry, various web sites, Bloomberg and others, talking about dollar correcting against major pairs. 'It has got to happen soon'
..............Cable has moved 150 + pips long towards years high since middle of London session.
The problem is the more analysis I read or listen to the more I tend to believe the market is going to go one way...............Better to just trade the charts and remove any analysis bias from my head. Also better not to start believing, in advance, what will happen, since we are playing a game of probabilities, in a random market.
All the commentry, various web sites, Bloomberg and others, talking about dollar correcting against major pairs. 'It has got to happen soon'
..............Cable has moved 150 + pips long towards years high since middle of London session.
The problem is the more analysis I read or listen to the more I tend to believe the market is going to go one way...............Better to just trade the charts and remove any analysis bias from my head. Also better not to start believing, in advance, what will happen, since we are playing a game of probabilities, in a random market.