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Quoting Akt
{quote} Hello TrueToLife. Great to hear. Well done to you best wishes
Thank you AKT.
Hello AKT,

According to my levels, UJ broke below weekly demand today by a few pips. Considering the very little movement below the distal line at the moment, is this enough to consider this as a real break (thus allowing the removal of the zone on chart) or not ?

Also, what do you think of the daily demand zone created on Nov 4th 2016. Is it relevant ?

P.S: Any correction/advice on the way I drew these levels is more than welcome.

Best regards
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Hello!

Just some trade idea, please ignore the placed order, its just an IDEA!

EURJPY

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hey folk,
here is my analysis for DAX.

started with the daily chart and saw a range... HIGH in curve.
there is no extrem to trade, they are already gone. its time to wait for D1/H4/H1.

i thought about looking at a higher sequence, they already played out. same conclusion. wait!
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Hi all,

Bit confused on identifying the correct momentum line.
- Which once is the right momentum line here?
- Also, is there a difference between momentum line & trend line?

Thanks for the help.
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Quoting TrueToLife
Hi all, Bit confused on identifying the correct momentum line. - Which once is the right momentum line here? - Also, is there a difference between momentum line & trend line? Thanks for the help. {image}
Ignore the black line. Sorry that was a mistake.
Quoting TrueToLife
Hi all, Bit confused on identifying the correct momentum line. - Which once is the right momentum line here? - Also, is there a difference between momentum line & trend line? Thanks for the help. {image}
the difference between ML and TL is: TLs are mostly built on hh or ll. MLs are built on SaD zones. sometimes they are the same sometimes not. the green one is the correct one. its kind of agressive but its the momentum right now. you can stillt go for the black one, the conservative way. but forget about the red one.

if we take out the high also forget about the black one.

Greeds
Joe
Quoting TrueToLife
Hi all, Bit confused on identifying the correct momentum line. - Which once is the right momentum line here? - Also, is there a difference between momentum line & trend line? Thanks for the help. {image}
may i comment below
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Quoting EVolta
{quote} may i comment below {image}
right, you are correct. black line is not valid yet. green one is agressive. if we got to a new HH the green one would the only one.

Joe
Quoting JoeMcCool
{quote} right, you are correct. black line is not valid yet. green one is agressive. if we got to a new HH the green one would the only one. Joe
but the low point of green line, which high it do taken out to gain itself valid? because the origin high is somewhere at 0.80750
Quoting EVolta
{quote} but the low point of green line, which high it do taken out to gain itself valid? because the origin high is somewhere at 0.80750
it did not take out a high, thats why i called it agressiv. by the time we draw ML line we already know its getting week and maybe we should be looking at another chart. Also the black one, if it gets valid its more of a higher tf line.

one chart isnt enough

greets
joe
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Hi,

I want to know if a zone become automatically invalid when the PA break this one or we need to keep considering the breaked zone just like supply or demand. Because, sometimes, the zone (Supply in this case) become Demand zone after the break and vice versa.

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Thanks.

Chris
Quoting TrueToLife
Hi all, Bit confused on identifying the correct momentum line. - Which once is the right momentum line here? - Also, is there a difference between momentum line & trend line? Thanks for the help. {image}
Hi TrueToLife. It is my view on momentum line (TL).
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I am sorry, i speak English a little bit
Quoting EaglesFanQc
Hi, I want to know if a zone become automatically invalid when the PA break this one or we need to keep considering the breaked zone just like supply or demand. Because, sometimes, the zone (Supply in this case) become Demand zone after the break and vice versa. {image} Thanks. Chris
Hello EaglesFanQc
Welcome to T.I.O.F
I don't believe we have met. Good to have you join us.

Please see below, some thoughts that may help.

best wishes
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Hi akt, please explain what is fakeout and drive?
thanks
Quoting EVolta
{quote} may i comment below {image}
Thank you Evolta. Yes, I understand that point.
Quoting JoeMcCool
{quote} the difference between ML and TL is: TLs are mostly built on hh or ll. MLs are built on SaD zones. sometimes they are the same sometimes not. the green one is the correct one. its kind of agressive but its the momentum right now. you can stillt go for the black one, the conservative way. but forget about the red one. if we take out the high also forget about the black one. Greeds Joe
Thank you JoeMcCool for the explanation.
Hello everyone

Analysis on Citigroup. A US based company

One methodology, all asset classes.

best wishes
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Quoting Akt
Hello everyone Analysis on Citigroup. A US based company One methodology, all asset classes. best wishes {image}
Hi AKT,

Great chart. Thanks. Few questions

1) Can you comment on the trend line in the chart?
2) Considering the recent momentum is down in Daily, is Selling an opportunity with the target to the DZ below?

Thanks
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Quoting TrueToLife
{quote} Hi AKT, Great chart. Thanks. Few questions 1) Can you comment on the trend line in the chart? 2) Considering the recent momentum is down in Daily, is Selling an opportunity with the target to the DZ below? Thanks {image}
Hello TrueToLife

Thank you for the question.

Firstly, within the methodology, we don't use trend lines to assess trend. We use it to assess momentum

Secondly, while the black momentum line is an accurate trend line if one is using conventional technical analysis, within the S.A.D methodology, momentum would not be drawn like that.

The red line correctly depicts the current momentum.

I hope this helps
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best wishes
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