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  • #481
  • Sep 1, 2008 10:57am Sep 1, 2008 10:57am
WELCOME...BRO.. nice count...
  • #482
  • Sep 1, 2008 7:11pm Sep 1, 2008 7:11pm
hi guy... morning...
just my personal preview today....at h4 chart...Geppy wanna hit prize...192... if Doble bottom(reversal pattern)...valid....let see.....
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  • #483
  • Sep 5, 2008 5:30pm Sep 5, 2008 5:30pm
Quoting fising
hi guy... morning...
just my personal preview today....at h4 chart...Geppy wanna hit prize...192... if Doble bottom(reversal pattern)...valid....let see.....
Salam..Double bottom..hmm agree for that..close this week gj still on bear and get lowest at 186.14. At H4,2 times candle had break this lowest..for last week friday has a trial to bull..but seems like not strong enough..if no momentum to reach 192.45,rejection may happend..if rejection success..maybe price will try for 179.64..but see from lower time frame had a good trial to bull on the friday..kita tengok sapa yg kena...hehe
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  • #484
  • Sep 7, 2008 6:57am Sep 7, 2008 6:57am
Quoting Team Mapley
Salam..Double bottom..hmm agree for that..close this week gj still on bear and get lowest at 186.14. At H4,2 times candle had break this lowest..for last week friday has a trial to bull..but seems like not strong enough..if no momentum to reach 192.45,rejection may happend..if rejection success..maybe price will try for 179.64..but see from lower time frame had a good trial to bull on the friday..kita tengok sapa yg kena...hehe
nice tempalte... complete with cyberkreatif news tool...
good luck for all of you
  • #485
  • Sep 21, 2008 1:40am Sep 21, 2008 1:40am
At the open of today’s European session, major central banks announced a coordinated move to improve liquidity conditions in the global financial markets. The EUR/USD rose in response and managed to break above resistance of the 100-pip range which had defined the pair’s previous 12 hours of price action. A 100-pip trade was the outcome for traders who executed a long trade entry at the re-test of resistance, then took profit at the daily M4 pivot point.


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  • #486
  • Sep 22, 2008 12:33pm Sep 22, 2008 12:33pm
hi guys...

just my preview...at h4...see gj wanna testing to touch... FE 100%......

wish me...luck...my plan...buy at low(gj retracement)......
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  • #487
  • Sep 23, 2008 11:13am Sep 23, 2008 11:13am
Quoting fising
hi guys...

just my preview...at h4...see gj wanna testing to touch... FE 100%......

wish me...luck...my plan...buy at low(gj retracement)......
Hmm i follow...
1st tp :196.74
2nd tp :197.41
3rd tp : (critical) 198.49..
  • #488
  • Sep 23, 2008 12:22pm Sep 23, 2008 12:22pm
wow....thank bro coz visit my thread....

update...my chart...preview at h4...hope...i'm luck.. but.. if break my diagonal...support... i think so hard...to move up again...just look and see..
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  • #489
  • Sep 23, 2008 1:00pm Sep 23, 2008 1:00pm
After an incredible day yesterday things were sort of calm pre-London in a nice 60-70 pip range on the USD majors. We zeroed in on the Eur/Usd, and put a trap/trade plan together. In this video I recap in detail how we were able to take advantage of several low risk/high reward trade setups, the first of which presented itself right as the London Market was opening. If that entry was missed, a quick 1m swing entry presented itself shortly thereafter using a Fibonacci study on the 1m chart. At the same time Oil was breaking a small 5m channel to the downside/bouncing off 4h resistance. This drop was agreeing/helping the USD gain strength, or Eur/Usd falling. We then ‘Fibbed’ entries all night long on the Eur/Usd for pips, pips, and more pips. Fun stuff, another day at FXB.

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  • #490
  • Sep 28, 2008 12:00pm Sep 28, 2008 12:00pm
hi guys....sorie no update for trading this...week coz...wanna enjoy...hari raya aidilfitri....
  • #491
  • Oct 1, 2008 12:32am Oct 1, 2008 12:32am
HAPPY HARI RAYA AIDILFITRI.......
  • #492
  • Oct 1, 2008 12:39am Oct 1, 2008 12:39am
DATA SNAP:BOJ Sept Tankan Main DI Negative; 1st Time In 5 Yrs

Tue, Sep 30 2008, 23:56 GMT
http://www.djnewswires.com/eu
DATA SNAP:BOJ Sept Tankan Main DI Negative; 1st Time In 5 Yrs

TOKYO (Dow Jones)--Managers at large-scale Japanese companies grew more pessimistic about business conditions in September than they were three months ago, the Bank of Japan's latest tankan survey showed Wednesday.

The headline diffusion index in the central bank's quarterly survey of corporate sentiment showed that conditions among large manufacturers worsened to minus 3 in September from plus 5 in the June survey.

Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires had forecast on average that the DI for large manufacturers would fall to minus 1. The figure represents the percentage of companies saying business conditions are good minus those saying conditions are bad.

Sentiment among large non-manufacturers also deteriorated to 1 in September from a reading of 10 in June. That was worse than economists' forecast of 6.

The weak results may strengthen the view that the Bank of Japan will keep its policy interest rate unchanged in the near term and raise expectations that the BOJ policy board will further downgrade growth forecasts in a semiannual outlook report due late October.

-By Megumi Fujikawa, Dow Jones Newswires; 813-5255-2929; [email protected]
  • #493
  • Oct 2, 2008 6:16am Oct 2, 2008 6:16am
The U.S. Senate is scheduled to conduct a vote on a rescue plan for the country’s financial system during the early portion of Thursday’s Asian session. The outcome of that vote will likely set the tone for the day in the currency markets.


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  • #494
  • Oct 3, 2008 12:37pm Oct 3, 2008 12:37pm
3 way forex move.... By Moving Average


Moving averages are one of the most basic and widely used series of indicators by technical analysts of the Forex market. Moving averages are used to confirm existing trends, identify new trends that are possibly emerging, and to attempt to identify trends that are coming to an end before a market correction.
This knowledge can help a trader make smart trades in order to take advantage of the Forex market.When talking about moving averages, there are three main types of moving averages that you’ll see used: Simple, Weighted, and Exponential.



Simple Moving Average

A simple moving average is one that gives equal weight to every price point over the specified period being studied. The analyst can decide whether to use the high, low, or close prices, and then all the price points are added together and averaged out. After using the averages a line is formed. Depending on the moving average you are using, you may have a line for the “high” averages and the “low” averages. Every new price point that gets added replaces the oldest point and the line adjusts accordingly. This should provide you a “tunnel” for the highs and lows. Whenever the price of a currency pair approaches or goes outside of these lines, this will provide you strong clues as to what the market will do next, and what actions you should go through with to take advantage.



Weighted Moving Average

A weighted moving average does the same basic thing as a simple moving average, but as its name suggests a weighted moving average gives more emphasis to the most recent data. Basically the closer to present time the data takes place, the more the value of the data point. This total is also added together, then divided by the sum of the weighted factors. The major benefit of a weighted moving average is that it allows the user to smooth out a curve while keeping the “average” more closely related to the most current information.



Exponential Moving Average

An exponential moving average is a different way of weighing more current data. An exponential moving average multiplies a percentage of the most current price by the previous period’s average price. Basically the oldest pieces of data are never removed, the way they are with other types of moving averages. Instead of replacing the oldest pieces of data with newer, the oldest pieces are given less and less value, creating an average that appears more like an exponential curve.
  • #495
  • Oct 5, 2008 7:18am Oct 5, 2008 7:18am
Quoting fising
3 way forex move.... By Moving Average


Moving averages are one of the most basic and widely used series of indicators by technical analysts of the Forex market. Moving averages are used to confirm existing trends, identify new trends that are possibly emerging, and to attempt to identify trends that are coming to an end before a market correction.
This knowledge can help a trader make smart trades in order to take advantage of the Forex market.When talking about moving averages, there are three main types of moving averages that you’ll see used: Simple, Weighted, and Exponential.



Simple Moving Average

A simple moving average is one that gives equal weight to every price point over the specified period being studied. The analyst can decide whether to use the high, low, or close prices, and then all the price points are added together and averaged out. After using the averages a line is formed. Depending on the moving average you are using, you may have a line for the “high” averages and the “low” averages. Every new price point that gets added replaces the oldest point and the line adjusts accordingly. This should provide you a “tunnel” for the highs and lows. Whenever the price of a currency pair approaches or goes outside of these lines, this will provide you strong clues as to what the market will do next, and what actions you should go through with to take advantage.



Weighted Moving Average

A weighted moving average does the same basic thing as a simple moving average, but as its name suggests a weighted moving average gives more emphasis to the most recent data. Basically the closer to present time the data takes place, the more the value of the data point. This total is also added together, then divided by the sum of the weighted factors. The major benefit of a weighted moving average is that it allows the user to smooth out a curve while keeping the “average” more closely related to the most current information.



Exponential Moving Average

An exponential moving average is a different way of weighing more current data. An exponential moving average multiplies a percentage of the most current price by the previous period’s average price. Basically the oldest pieces of data are never removed, the way they are with other types of moving averages. Instead of replacing the oldest pieces of data with newer, the oldest pieces are given less and less value, creating an average that appears more like an exponential curve.
Salam masta,nice sharing...today is 1st timer i on my laptop after rest for 1 week from trading..hmm time to refresh back..how hari raya ?enjoy?btw i'm now
try to study elliot wave...hope you can share something about elliot wave here..Selamat Hari Raya...
  • #496
  • Oct 6, 2008 11:05am Oct 6, 2008 11:05am
After last Friday’s $700 billion bailout things were bound to be volatile today. Especially with pairs like the Eur/Usd hitting it’s weekly 200 ema for the first time since Sept 2006. So the USD was a very difficult vehicle to trade tonight. The USD indecision did however allow the Swiss Franc weakness to show itself very nicely. Using this information we then took a look at resistance levels on usd/ch, gbp/chf, and eur/chf. In this video I show how using a Fibonacci retracement along with overlapping support in forms of ema’s mostly, we were able to insert ourselves in a high quality long on the gbp/chf for a decent 100 pip ride. Sadly many of the other opportunities of the night did not work out as well, so it was nice to see something follow through to resistance. Tough night overall, without a doubt.

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  • #497
  • Oct 8, 2008 12:21pm Oct 8, 2008 12:21pm
hi guys....

just my preview...before i will go sleeping.... it's 171.xx is a strong support...to geppy...bounce....if yes...i'm looking... for 50% ..fibo retracement... just my funny preview...

wish me...luck guys...
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  • #498
  • Oct 9, 2008 7:10am Oct 9, 2008 7:10am
It’s all about correlations at the moment. In this video I highlight the fact that the low yielding currencies including the USD and Yen are at the mercy of the equity markets and safe haven flows. Our trade plan from yesterday still stands; the Euro USD is finding support on a weekly 200 ema and is drifting higher, implied volatility on the 4 hr is not great however that could all change with a little bit of help from the equity markets. Happy trading – David Pegler


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  • #499
  • Oct 9, 2008 11:34pm Oct 9, 2008 11:34pm
Continued volatility in financial markets should mute any reaction to tomorrow’s monthly US trade balance report. However, the London close could be a very profitable one in the event that European traders square positions en masse before this weekend’s G7 meeting in Washington.

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  • #500
  • Oct 12, 2008 1:36pm Oct 12, 2008 1:36pm
hi guys....

just my preview...for geppy at h1...gj looking to break my triangle....if candle not below 5 sma....maybe a good news...for geppy testing 100 ema...just my wait and see tommorrow........174.xx is strong resistance....
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