Swings and scalps

Silver experiencing a trendline break. Short on pullback to sma. It bounced of the 161.8 so be sure stop is at breakeven at least if it heads to this point. However, hitting resistance like it has it would take some big money to spike it further before a retrace.

Higher high. Removed old fib and about to delete this old order at the previous superseded fib 261.8 on the previous post (I deleted it on this chart). Re-analyzing, long on pullbacks to fib levels. Perhaps set and forget....

Risk $3.50 reward $16.82 at the 161.8. I would enter with 3 positions here but the stop is not tight enough, also my account is really small so I can't overload. I perhaps will depending on price action if I am looking at the screen. This one is set and forget.

The 23.6 level is only if it maintains bullishness, below this, bears.

Spread

Stop 23.6 target 423.6.

Although the entry is not a fib level it is at a former resistance level.

The more aggressive entry on the demo is doing well, the real account never triggered.

Stop at breakeven.

Monitoring the strength of the move. It is at the 38.2 now (larger gold fib), more up room potentially, but this is a lot of confluence, former resistance.

Formation of a triangle. Studying spirals.

Sell entry right at the 38.2 largest fib. Confluence with former trendline former support now resistance.

Could I have had better stop management with this loss?

Holding the level above the sma 50 on the hourly, confluence with many fib levels.

Target : 161.8 level of fib measured from the spike. Risk $0.90 reward $9.20

Moving stop to breakeven at potential reversal point on the monthly gold fib 38.2

It looks like it may continue up to the 0.50 level of the larger fib, so I added 3 entries with targets at the corresponding exhaustion points. Present negative positions will get stopped out before it reaches that point, if it does. Stops above the trendline but fairly, perhaps too tight. Risk:reward.........is good. How nitpicky to get with recording this stuff.... eyeballed it.

Stopped out. Entered again. It looks like a lower high, playing the bounce. If it breaks it will trigger a short to reverse the position.

Sell entry, target years away at the 423.6 of large spiral, but I will trail stops.

Added a couple more entries to the 38.2 of the larger fib. I put a fib on the up move (blue), if it hits the 161.8 it is still below the 23.6 of the gold fib going the opposite direction, stops above this level.

Still hasn't triggered the gold entry, silver rangebound but hasn't stopped.

Realization from meditation. Kriyas (for lack of an English word) are the same principal as price movement. They go with momentum, and are extremely tricky.

Kriyas are life and death energy balancing, just like price. Kriyas reach an equilibrium point, which is what price is always going for.

Studying price is similar to studying how kriyas work.

I wonder if kriyas follow the Fibonacci numbers, it stands to reason that they do.

I am a magical thinker, with the philosophy that everything in existence is connected, same as what I have learned thus far about chaos theory. I like to make the magical thought as concrete and logical as possible though.

The balance of life and death energy in general is economics. Perhaps the best way to study it. Money is the perfect meditation.

Life force has to be utilized to move, the magical connection (analogy) being money has to be spent. It costs to type this for example, because my fingers are moving. If I didn't have enough money (life force so to speak) then I wouldn't be able to type. I would be motionless. The best allocation of life force energy is akin to balancing a portfolio of how movement is utilized. Thought itself is movement from what I have witnessed meditating. You can't think without the fundage, so to speak. In life, virtuously cycling life force energy (via taking it from others, ie, death energy) is similar to making a portfolio profitable, via taking money from others. There is a winner and a looser.

Philosophically, the market is pitted against the individual. If the individual wins, everyone else looses, and vice versa. Who needs the life force (blessing) or who needs it taken from them (curse)? The rich (wise) need the curse, the poor (fools) need the blessing. To be cursed, by definition, is to bless another. To help someone hurts oneself. Like giving someone money hurts. Getting money feels good doesn't it? The opposite emotion is in the looser.

Kriyas are grossly misinterpreted by the modern scientific community due to misunderstanding. They are real however not just a disorder. Darth Vader had a choking kriya, to take life force from his opponent and absorb it. I suppose that is what Kriyas are, a change in the balance of life and death that needs to reach equilibrium. When Luke levitates his light sabre into his hand to grab it, this again, is a kriya, simply energy reaching equilibrium. The big bang is a kriya as well. Another synonym fro Kriya is spell. Rune also is a synonym, the Scandinavian way of saying it. Gang signs are similar in this sense. Lower level mudras. From my experience meditating, the shaky kriya energy beocomes much clearer mudra. I wonder why. Catholic statues have Jesus doing mudras, and also the prince's palace in Stockholm has a statue of a giant doing a hand symbol as well. Point being it's cross cultural, archetypal. I wonder what this has to do with the market.

Are we gong to have a Sunday spike? I looks like probably.

Some thoughts on taking a trade in the opposite direction, money management. If I had put all shorts to breakeven, and gone long at the bounce of the sma 50, I could have made money on the way up, and it also may be that this pair could break beyond the long time resistance, which would likely be a large move. Missed that entry. It won't happen again...

Also the larger move (peach puff fib) shows the bounce at the 23.6 level, confluence with the sma 50.

Correlation with EUR/GBP. Buy and hold, no target. I'll add on retraces.

Going over all the pairs, weekly analysis. I also have an MT5 account with commodities, but perhaps I shouldn't post that here. Not sure about more than one journal.