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To further make the point, here are 3 charts from Friday.

I've added a Smoothed 100-period MA to each chart. Should we be taking longs, shorts or both from these pairs? The answers are hopefully obvious.

Using this MA is just one way you can be aware of the bigger picture. As I said previously, I do hope to have a tool which will make this much easier in the near future.

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Quoting LauraT
To further make the point, here are 3 charts from Friday. I've added a Smoothed 100-period MA to each chart. Should we be taking longs, shorts or both from these pairs? The answers are hopefully obvious. Using this MA is just one way you can be aware of the bigger picture. As I said previously, I do hope to have a tool which will make this much easier in the near future. {image}{image}{image}
Similar to Roadmap. In other words the Williams 50 cross could be used to replace the RSI indi on Roadmap. I think Roadmap is a good place to start, because you look out for obvious s & r, trendlines etc. Once you have decided there is tradeable 'space' on the chart, then it seems the 200 SMA cross or bounce has some sort of edge, to which it seems the 50 cross might increase probability that much more.

Interested to see your upcoming tool for bias.....
GBPUSD short. 15m aggressive version.

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+209 Dow short. 15m aggressive mode.

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So far so good
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Jakepuia
+77 GBPJPY short. 30m aggressive.

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+70 Gold short. 5m aggressive mode.

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XAGUSD 15m Angry Mode
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From tiny pips mighty oaks grow
Quoting Boo15
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Does that currency dashboard up there on your chart switch you to the currency you click on, but still maintaining the setup on your chart. Like for example, you have this daylight setup, when you click on another currency, does it still maintain the daylight setup but for the new currency?
If yes, kindly share.
I've added a Currency strenght indicator, which I think it can help to avoid false trades. I'm opening a trade just when the difference betwen the currencies are 3.0 or more. I'll let you know if that's useful in at least two weeks.
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Dax long, 15pts scalp.
I was watching M1 because I noticed a consolidation forming. There were quite a few signals previously (on that TF), but the bias was long as they all took place above the -50 level. The signal just at my entry was the breakout.

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Quoting LauraT
Achal's post above reminds me to mention something. We cannot, and should not, blindly follow every signal we get. Whether you use market structure, higher timeframe analysis or something else, the aim should always be to form a bias and wait for opportunities that agree with your bias. No strategy will give you 'buy here' type signals that magically deliver profit every time. Daylight is no different in that respect. All we can do is try to stack the probabilities in our favour. We do this by taking setups that we believe, over the long run, will...
"...I hope, very soon, there will be an additional tool which will greatly assist in quickly performing this analysis. Until then, please do try to be aware of the bigger picture at all times." Thanks a million Laura for this million dollar worth of advice.
Quoting LauraT
+77 GBPJPY short. 30m aggressive. {image}
Hi, is that a normal WPR indicator or modified?
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Quoting LauraT
To further make the point, here are 3 charts from Friday. I've added a Smoothed 100-period MA to each chart. Should we be taking longs, shorts or both from these pairs? The answers are hopefully obvious. Using this MA is just one way you can be aware of the bigger picture. As I said previously, I do hope to have a tool which will make this much easier in the near future. {image}{image}{image}
Is this Smoothed 100-period MA set to open/close/high/low?
Quoting Glorybound
{quote} Is this Smoothed 100-period MA set to open/close/high/low?
100 Smoothed set to Close.
Quoting LauraT
{quote} 100 Smoothed set to Close.
Thank you.
Another long scalp on Dax. M1 aggro, my entry was a bit late vs the signal (green arrow), but I wasn't at my screen. Still liked the short-term setup.

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Quoting Mr.B0tfx
{quote} Hi, is that a normal WPR indicator or modified?
Hi,

It's Smoothed Moving Averages of WPR.
Quoting LauraT
{quote} Hi, It's Smoothed Moving Averages of WPR.
Is it possible get a copy? Thanks a lot in advance.
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original sell signal on the 15 minute chart - Now the 30 min. has a signal - confirmation??
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