The Bucking Bronco

So sorry that we can understand each other! But that is the Internet and Forex Factory.

870 hit... my previous target.

And the message has nothing to do with prediction! But with the underlying structure of the Market.

Last one. Banked.

I'm very tired... but I have to see something. 870 again.

What I think cannot be reported. After four failures high. Four! This is not trading anymore.

Not a fair game. But really fun.

DAX Ger30 H1. Fibonacci's perfection.

m1. The two main battles: Bulls' victory. The pattern is clear.

Mummy is telling me that I have to meditate a bit more on the "Time" concept. I'm too impatient.
Anyway: "Never be a pig." is the first commandment.
But again no one will understand me.

DAX Ger30 H1.
Detail of the last action and some comments. Just some.
From a violent Gap down to a violent Gap up and the inversion of H1.

The owners of the Market have some interests.
This notwithstanding, did you see me losing one single trade?
I perfectly saw the action in each detail (dear mr Pip-Miner!)
I scientifically decided what piece to play. I danced my way, both ways.

Note the H&S marked with the three question mark. Watch it on my previous H1 with the wedge drawn.
That was the origin of the actual move. The wedge break defeated.
Patterns evolve. They mutate and modify during the endless battle between Bulls and Bears.
We are just fleas on big elephants.

Nothing is random in the Market. Each effect has its own cause.
Elliott Theory perfectly describes this specific moment in the Cycle evolution.
I know perfectly where we are in the main wave and what is going on.
And you (all)?

Splendid cover. Great Harrison.

You played that double top really well :-) some of those entries are really close...

Great performance. I love Hilary Hahn. I posted some of her Bach's executions on the Music Thread...
Nice choice.

The battle viewed on m5. The Wedge Break negated by that Inverted H&S.
In the small, second circle, the Bears Break and the Bulls' key action and the Neutralization.

Did the enemy upset my "Observation-Orientation-Decision-Action" time cycle, my OODA loop?
Absolutely not.
I'm re-reading some from Sun Tzu and Col. Boyd about "surprise, initiative, and flexibility", refreshing my deep convinctions.
We will meet on the battlefield next week.

I place my emphasis on manoeuver, thinking, and asymmetric warfare instead of Clausewitzian brute force!