target impulse wave updated for potential crab
pattern, before @1.2450 ( Daily Bullish OrderBlock zone )
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target impulse wave updated for potential crab
pattern, before @1.2450 ( Daily Bullish OrderBlock zone )
Disliked{quote} target impulse wave updated for potential crabpattern, before @1.2450 ( Daily Bullish OrderBlock zone ) {image}
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Disliked{quote} I knew it, it was only a matter of time, Awesome...{image}
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DislikedGBP/USD Based on the Hourly TF, while we still don't have a signal to go Long, candles are closing just right for Long to become a possibility tommorow. We'll see before Franky what the situation will look like. By looking at the Weekly TF, because of today, the Weekly candle dropped below the Support at 1.256. However, the price has returned above the Support as this day nears its end. Weekly would have to close below this Support before we can start talking about lower levels like 1.243 and 1.211. Still clueless about the real direction on GBP/USD....Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks! Btw, i forgot to add one more thing: Let's say i got stopped out again (if i go long after bad pmi report) then i will wait until the FOMC rate hike decision. If they pause, i will go long on Gold, EU and GU again. Pause can help cooling down the strenght of USD and it may cause a big pullback.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Not yet, i gotta see the PMI data in order to go long again. So first of all, FED will either hike or pause. They said they are data dependant, so i am sure they will consider unemployment data,Ignored
Disliked{quote} Anyone that believes a word the FED say is a nutternutters aren't allowed scissors
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Disliked{quote} Not yet, i gotta see the PMI data in order to go long again. So first of all, FED will either hike or pause. They said they are data dependant, so i am sure they will consider unemployment data, gdp growth rate, pmis, pce and cpi numbers. My logic is simple: 1. GDP, lower than forecast. (signalling no hike) 2. Unemployment Rate, higher than forecast (no hike again) 3. PMI, not gonna lie they are better than other countries but still tomorrow's data will be the most important PMI this month. So if it disappoints, i will take it as a no hike...Ignored
Disliked{quote} You may want to visit what these economic indicators are telling you. CPI - is the economy growing or contracting and by how much <relied on by the FED> GDP - is the economy growing or contracting and by how much PMI - is the economy growing or contracting and by how much PCE - is the economy growing or contracting and by how much Unemployment - suggestive of economic strength or weakness but not as good as employment of the above stats Employment (NFP in the US) better indicator of economic strength or weakness <relied on by the FED> Other...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Current datas are actually indicating that economy is contracting but since we are still betting the rate hikes, bad data is good news, good data is bad news for the markets. Especially for the stock marketIgnored
Disliked{quote} Since the FED wants 2% inflation they are less likely to raise rates if the economy is contracting from the 8% growth caused by increasing the money supply to fight covid and to fund Biden's economic vision where the US debt is on schedule to double this year.Ignored