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H1 & H4 are in a range. I can't see a long signal at the moment. Probably best to check the indis when price gets to the top or bottom of the range.

Thank you very much dear

some directions for this month:
"The global risk sentiment got a strong lift from the positive news about the US President Donald Trump’s health. The risk-on flow undermined the US dollar's perceived safe-haven status and assisted the EUR/USD pair to regain strong positive traction on the first day of a new trading week. The shared currency was further supported by encouraging data from the Eurozone. In fact, Retail Sales in the Union rose 4.4% MoM in August, well above expectation. Adding to this, the Eurozone Services PMI was finalized at 48.0 in September as against the preliminary estimate of 47.6, though signalled contraction. Separately, the Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence Index edged lower to -8.3 in October, from -8.0, albeit was still better than expectations of -9.8. A broad-based USD weakness lifted the pair to fresh two-week tops during the Asian session on Tuesday, with bulls now awaiting a sustained move beyond the 1.1800 mark ahead of the ECB President Christine Lagarde's scheduled speech. Apart from this, the Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments will also be looked upon for some meaningful trading opportunities.
GBP/USD flirts with 1.3000 amid broad US dollar weakness, mild risk-on mood. Although Brexit talks in London are yet to convey major updates, the readiness of the European Union (EU) and the British policymakers to give a final push towards the soft departure favors the Cable buyers. While spotting the same, Morgan Staley’s probabilities for a mixed trade deal with limited benefits surge 10% to 70% off-late On the other hand, UK PM Johnson said, “We are working hard to get a vaccine, we feel they must on the verge of getting one.” However, his comments like, “there are clearly tough times ahead,” probes the bulls. Looking forward, GBP/USD traders may pay a little attention to the September month UK Construction PMI after Monday’s upbeat Services PMI. Though, any updates from London will be closely followed for fresh impetus. USD/JPY fades upside momentum following the heavy run-up to 105.78, courtesy of the persistent downbeat mood around the US dollar across the board. The safe-haven yen was pressured by the market’s optimism, although given that the greenback was also out of the market’s radar, the advance was limited. The main support for the pair were US Treasury yields, which edged firmly higher, amid hopes that the US Congress will agree on a stimulus package and news that President Trump is doing better after announcing he contracted coronavirus last Friday. The yield on the benchmark 10-year note surged to a multi-month high of 0.76%, which somehow anticipates another leg higher in USD/JPY. Gold prices struggle to keep the previous day’s recovery moves. 12-day-old falling trend line adds to the upside barrier. Sellers may refrain from entries unless breaking an ascending support line from September 28"

Mid-week indications:
"The EUR/USD pair witnessed some heavy selling on Tuesday and dropped to near one-week lows amid a strong pickup in the US dollar demand. The global risk sentiment took a hit on Tuesday on news that Johnson & Johnson paused coronavirus vaccine study due to an unexplained illness in a participant. This comes on the back of ever-increasing coronavirus cases, the lack of consensus over the US fiscal stimulus measures and the US political uncertainty, which, in turn, benefitted the greenback's relative safe-haven status. The shared currency was further pressured by dismal German macro data, showing that ZEW Economic Sentiment dropped sharply to 56.1 in October from 77.4 previous. The gauge for the broader Eurozone also fell short of market expectations and dived to 52.3. The figures indicated that the recent sharp rise in the number of COVID-19 cases has increased uncertainty about future economic development. Separately, the headline German CPI matched preliminary estimates and was finalized at -0.2% YoY for September, albeit did little to provide any impetus. From the US, the latest consumer inflation figures showed that CPI accelerated to 1.4% YoY in September. On a monthly basis, both the headline CPI and core CPI matched expectations and rose 0.2% during the reported month. Meanwhile, the incoming polls indicate a clear-cut presidential election victory for Democrat candidate Joe Biden, which kept a lid on any strong USD gains and helped limit deeper losses for the major. The pair now seems to have entered a consolidation phase and was seen oscillating in a range below mid-1.1700s through the Asian session on Wednesday. Market participants now look forward to the release of the Eurozone Industrial Production figures for August, due at 09:00 GMT. This, along with a scheduled speech by the ECB President Christine Lagarde, will influence the shared currency. Later during the early North American session, the US PPI figures for September and Fed speak might further contribute to produce some meaningful trading opportunities."

EURMXN, H4

Good opportunity long on Gas

Weekly overview:
"EUR/USD trades higher around 1.1850, as the risk-on mood weighs over the safe-haven greenback. The futures tied to the S&P 500, Wall Street's benchmark index, are currently trading 0.8% higher on the day and the major Asian indices are up at over 1% each. As such, safe havens such as the US dollar are losing ground. The strength in the risk assets could be attributed to expectations for coronavirus vaccine and the ASEAN trade deal. Having digested the US pharma giant Pfizer's recent disclosure of positive results of its coronavirus vaccine, traders expect the biotechnology company Moderna to follow suit this week. The odds of faster economic recovery across Asian have increased with Ten ASEAN nations: Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Brunei, along with Australia, China, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea signing the world's largest free-trade agreement over the weekend. As long as the focus remains on these factors, the EUR could continue to rise during the day ahead. Readers should note that the rising number of coronavirus cases pose a downside risk to the Eurozone economy and EUR/USD. Further, the US-China tensions could resurface, putting a bid under the greenback. According to Axios' report, the incumbent US President Donald Trump is planning a flurry of aggressive policy moves against China in the coming 10 weeks. GBP/USD looks to extend its bullish momentum above 1.3200 into European trading this Monday, helped by the upbeat market mood-led additional weakness in the US dollar across its main competitors. Over the weekend, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney noted: "if the UK imposes Internal Market Bill, we won't get a deal." Meanwhile, the UK Environment Secretary George Eustice said that the "agreement exists" between the two sides, keeping the hopes alive, as differences continue to persist over fisheries and state aid. Markets will closely follow the global coronavirus statistics and Brexit updates amid a data-light calendar on both sides of the Atlantic. Although the risk trends could likely remain the key market driver.
USD/JPY test critical support near 104.50 after the bear cross. The greenback is heavy as markets anticipate more from the Federal Reserve or a combination of the central bank and fiscal easing in the New Year. In fact, Standard Chartered analysts suggested that the Fed could even ease policy again prior to the December meeting considering the huge surge in COVID-19 infections and the stumbling over further stimulus in a now 'lame duck' Congress. Japan's Q3 GDP preliminary 5.0% QoQ vs. expected 4.4%, yen unchanged. Meanwhile, in the latest data from Japan, the Gross Domestic Produce arrived better than expected. GDP posted the fastest expansion since comparable data became available in 1980. Private consumption rises for the first time in four quarters, marks the fastest pace of gain since comparable data became available in 1980. Gold trades below $1900, rising for the third straight day amid a broadly softer US dollar."

EUR-USD, to me we are near the end of the run-up

Hello All Aliens:

I was wondering if any of the experienced Aliens are still in orbit and can help me with below;

This is the perfect example for my question,
how i should have handled the trade below correctly?
As when i used top down i missed the part of move as the small TF drives the larger one then i hesitated as the entry now is gone until the whole trade went by me.

its like watching everything in slow mo and i am frozen
Happy earth & extraterrestrial holidays


Thx
Strays

Hi my friend,
As for our system, when ADX are fanning long (green in your template) is time to go long. On H1, H4 and Daily there were some DS trade ongoing for the long side.
The BBS on H4 and Daily were red, signaling a great move was ongoing, so better to expect to see the outcome.
How to handle this. you meaning?
The entry on your red line was excellent.
Yes, detect a good alien pattern on Daily or H4 and then pinpoint your entry on M5 or M15.
In this case the red line that you put is a good point to go long.
On H4 and Daily there were two DS trade ongoing and on M15 and H1 the ADX were starting fanning long. Further the entry was just at the end of BBS on M15 and H1.
How to exit the trade?
Many ways: TP; divergence on lower TFS; strong resistance; when ADX on higher TFS start fanning short.
Hope this helps. Cheers.

Thanks a lot, one part i did not get "The BBS on H4 and Daily were red" in which part you mean the bbsqueeze were red ? the dots below the ADX ?
thx

Yes, Bollinger Bands Squeeze is the indi below the ADX in your Tpl. As you can see the dots are red when BB shrink and become green after the squeeze.
This can help you to catch the start of a great move up or down.

What to expect for this year end?
"The UK prime minister headed to Brussels on Wednesday to seek a last-minute deal from Europe as the Brexit clock ticks down. The UK continue to use the distraction of fishing rights and sovereignty as the stumbling blocks, and that pitch and deflection probably work on the readers of the low brow red-top newspapers in the UK. The reality is that the UK still demands to be treated as an equal despite leaving the EU. The UK cannot and will not have single market access and has left the customs union. Therefore, unless they agree to strict trading terms, they’ll be subject to severe import tariffs. And as an economy that is 80% reliant on imports and services, that imports most of its goods from Europe, they are in a very uncomfortable position. Still, the most likely outcome is a face-saving fudge, allowing the UK to misrepresent the deal as a win. The reality is that no agreement will contain free market access. The euro experienced falls versus most of its peers during Wednesday’s sessions. Germany, the engine of Eurozone growth, delivered disappointing export and import figures which suggested that the recent lockdown measures are hurting economic growth. The German trade balance did improve while the current account balance deteriorated. Overall, the single trading bloc’s single currency has experienced significant gains during 2020; it’s up 8.03% versus the US dollar, up 6.08% versus the UK pound, up 3.71% versus the yen. The only significant fall is versus the Swiss franc (down -0.97%) as both currencies appealed to investors as safe havens during the 2020 pandemic.
Investors will be familiar with the current paradigm; no stimulus = market sulk. Congress is struggling to get approval by the Senate of the $900+ billion Covid Relief Bill. There is no mystery regarding the record-breaking highs the USA equity markets have experienced during the pandemic. There has been an approximate stimulus (fiscal and monetary) of $4 trillion. The markets have risen by close on the same. The market participants are now collectively addicted to stimulus. The stimuli became locked into markets, and the rising stock-markets have encouraged many private investors to chase the market up. The earnings for most quoted firms missed targets, and some firms have used the increasing stock price to engage in stock buybacks to inflate the quoted price further.
Oil and gas inventories provided a contraindication; both figures missed the forecast by some distance indicating fuel is not being used to drive an economic recovery. The ECB will announce the latest interest rates and provide forms of forward-guidance, including how they intend to navigate both the pandemic and Brexit. The current rate is 0.00%, and neither Bloomberg nor Reuters predicts any change. The USA will publish the latest weekly unemployment claims at 12:30 pm UK time. Reuters forecast a rise to 725K, well above the three-month average. The prediction is for continuous unemployment claims to show a decline, based on many claimants running out of time and falling off the register."

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Hello Sr. GVC, i´m proved your panel, but i have some questions:
1. Why bbsqueeze is green, but on the panel show FALSE?
2.- In the panel show DDS FORMING, but don´t show CONFIRMED
3.- Can you added new dots green or red for the NIHILIST HOLYGRAIL

Thank a lot for you work.

I like AUDJPY 1W for long

could this last indicator pass?

Hi Alien friends,
A new year for trading opportunities:
"Global equity, FX and commodity markets reopened on Sunday evening after the Xmas and New Year holidays. The ongoing economic events that dominated markets in the US and EK and Europe; the Pandemic Relief Bill and Brexit are now over. Therefore, investors and traders will turn their attention back to fundamental and technical analysis combined with the deteriorating COVID-19 global situation, to make trading and investment decisions. Monday is a hectic day for medium to high impact events listed on the economic calendar. A raft of IHS Markit PMIs will be published, and the focus will be on the leading European economies for signs that a recovery is taking place despite the worsening COVID-19 cases and deaths. The individual manufacturing PMIs for Spain, Italy, France and Germany are all predicted to report significant improvements, and the overall EU reading is forecast to rise from 53.8 to 55.5 for December. The UK manufacturing PMI will be published, and the expectation is for a reading of 57.3 for December rising from 55.6 in November. The UK authorities have created massive lorry parks in Kent and tens of thousands of temporary toilets because of the anticipated chaos and lorry gridlock. If the logistics prove to be an over-reaction and movement is frictionless due to the UK lowering its import and export checks, markets will react favourably. The UK Bank of England will reveal the latest figures for consumer credit and mortgage credit and approvals during Monay’s London trading session, and these figures could prove bullish for GBP. The forecast is for consumer credit for UK citizens to show a fall in November by -£1.5B, with mortgage approvals coming in at 80,000 and £4b value for the same month. Despite the raging pandemic, 5.5 million workers on furlough-leave, and unemployment predicted to double in the first quarter of 2021, the UK’s engine of growth; selling houses to each other for more and more money (with the linked trickle down to the service industry) showed no sign of a slowdown in 2020"

A little bite for me today on Alibaba:
BBS and ADX compression + Snake pattern on M 15, than full expansion of Adx. TP hit.

Please i need is a version of this indicator without alert. If it does exist, can someone please direct me to its download link. If it does not, will it be possible to disable the alert?

There's no alert in this indicator. Most probably in the one it is calling for calculation.