Now, price come back above EMA H1 and H4. Bull wake up now? Any suggestion Alan?
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DislikedNow, price come back above EMA H1 and H4. Bull wake up now? Any suggestion Alan?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi, I think today would be mixed but I already setup some price levels on my chart to watch out for ZOOs. Cheers{image}
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DislikedNow, price come back above EMA H1 and H4. Bull wake up now? Any suggestion Alan?Ignored
Disliked{quote} More bad language, can we stop this swearing please. We cannot think trades.Ignored
DislikedHi all, What I am seeing is GU playing between a range formed by previous bear support and current bull support. My plan is waiting until either way broke. Please share your insights so we all can learn togetherIgnored
DislikedHi Alan, I want to get an indicator made for the supports and resistances and have drawn up the pivot and wick combinations that I think forms them. Can you tell me if they are correct or if I have missed any please? {image} {image} {image} {image} {image}Ignored
DislikedHere I have added more to the chart and we can see the bears have retested the bull support and so far failed to break it. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I see C as being incorrect because of the previous pivot. This was the one that attempted to find bull support but as you see the bears stripped them of it by closing below it. A support either bullish or bearish ends its life if it is broken by a closing cross. Price may cross it and not end it because it has to actually be a close. On the 1 hour chart below we see the bears have crossed the bull support but have not yet broken it by closing across. {image}Ignored
Dislikedthis has to be the slowest session ever, even my dog said its bored lolIgnored
Disliked{quote} Ok so C and E are out. Thanks. With E you posted the chart below for March 5th for that support. Just wondering then in the chart below was that reference to the bear move because a bear support had already been put in the day before higher up. Then we were looking at the retest of that previous days support followed by the divergence to continuation the trend. Therefore no second bear support required to take out the bull support below? {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yup, price keeps bumping between bull support and bear support. I bet we could get enough 40 pips by scalping each way up and down until now, lol :dIgnored