Disliked{quote} Here you go Melvin. Your gambling predictions are wrong. GBP is BULLISH. {image}Ignored
As far as GBP/USD, I checked, and you can see that the day I said it would dump, (Jan. 25) it did dump 70 pips, and continued bearish action until the final dump the following week on Feb. 4. So, GBP/USD did dump 120 pips for the next 1.5 weeks AFTER I called out the "bullish" COT reports as outdated. And you know what? Right after that dump, COT reports said "bearish". You were bearish too, remember? After that dump to 1.195xx, you said, EUR/USD bearish all the way down to 1.17xx.
I said no. It'll go up a little first, then down again and stop at 1.1975, then go up to 1.2275-1.234 or even higher.
Later you switched to bullish. Even while I stuck to my prediction. That trend direction did happen, but it seems like the prices got altered. It went up a little higher than anticipated, then dumped to a higher low than anticipated.
Now, it's possible that this second dip to 1.1975 was cut short early at 1.2025 and we are now heading up to test January's high. But we don't know that yet until we break through 1.22.
Either way, my short/medium term trend direction/inclination was accurate, including that recent dip to 1.2025.
But now I did not see the bulls kicking in then and bringing the price back up to 1.216xx, where it's at now. I just didn't see it, ok. I'm admitting that. Now you have never admitted when you were wrong. And you keep flipping around and say I'm inaccurate, even while I can prove my accuracy and say I told you so.
Now we shall see if I'm right this time.... Down to 1.1975, until the end of February. Then bullish up to 1.234 in March.
I may be wrong....
But EUR/USD has the tendency to consolidate like forever, breaking out both ways, only to retrace into consolidation before resuming the original trend.
Trade safe and stay green! Even though I'm not at the moment.
You cannot fail if you never give up.