05:11 We heard large STOP at 450 area. We will only take position after CPI release at 830am later. We may have a repeated of July 5th 2007 price action again today. Gentleman, tighten your seatbelt...
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- Jul 17, 2007 4:21am Jul 17, 2007 4:21am
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- Jul 17, 2007 4:24am Jul 17, 2007 4:24am
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coming back to 6 after penetrating 5 a bit...or.... going going going , gone
if it passes 5 by 50 pips
5 = 2.0560-80 area
this is not EW, this is WW, as in wolf wolf
will wait for 8:30 am
me happy with 100 pips profit in london session today
hey FF,
i love u
if it passes 5 by 50 pips
5 = 2.0560-80 area
this is not EW, this is WW, as in wolf wolf
will wait for 8:30 am
me happy with 100 pips profit in london session today
hey FF,
i love u
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- Jul 17, 2007 4:31am Jul 17, 2007 4:31am
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Sure no problem, I record them live on my blog every day so why wouldnt I say my open trades here?
That's my only open trade on cable at this time. I closed my swing trade cable trades last week for +275 pips.
Especially with the videos and all
Very commendable!
Okay, thanks. I was just curious whether you still had any swing trades left, as I've still got some left over from 2.0100 and am also starting to take profit while above 2.400. But I'm looking at 2.0472 / 2.0555 / 2.0600ish for a literally long shot on the last bigger portions
Not sure which of the s/r levels will be the undoing yet. But I do expect 2.0500 has a good chance of being hit after we surpassed 2.0385.
433 always was a bit pivoty, so let's see how we'll do.
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Trust price. Know yourself.
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Yea, I occassionally skim over the blog, boy, do you put a lot of work and effort into it!
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My trailing stop got hit last week at 270 pips. I had previously banked out 280 pips, so average 275. I intended to let the second half run to 400 pips (which would have been hit by now), but a spike down knocked me out of the trade.
I've had that happen on both USDCAD and Kiwi before. Trades that would have went well over 300-600 pips spiked out at 50-150 with only 20-30 pips buffer, then a resumption and insane continuation. Was pretty annoying both times *g* (We are talking 1.150 USDCAD short, spiked out at 1.1135 with a high at 1.1168 *grrrrrrrr* .... was aiming at USDCAD parity! => 1.0 hehehe)
Left cable a LOT more room to play this time.
And yes, it is insanely boring once you stop gambling on the small timeframes and fighting trends I imagine
;p
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