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  • #4,661
  • Jan 4, 2010 11:56am Jan 4, 2010 11:56am
Quoting capetown
Thanks for the answer, I sit here with my friend who has better education in computers ( I just abuse them ), so he helped me...
what do you think would be good entry in that attachment???
Slovakia

That one was fine
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  • #4,662
  • Jan 4, 2010 12:08pm Jan 4, 2010 12:08pm
Talk about Missing a Trade!!!
i missed the whooooole thing!!!!
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  • #4,663
  • Jan 4, 2010 3:09pm Jan 4, 2010 3:09pm
Quoting TC East
I think this has to be seen in context. The reality is that there is no trading on "Sunday." It's only Sunday from your perspective; not sure where in the world you are, but what I think you're seeing is MONDAY trading in New Zealand, Australia, Tokyo, etc. So it's not actually "Sunday" that you're seeing, it's just the Asian session for Monday.

Asian session volume is almost always lower volume than Euro and US, so if you simply understand this Sunday volume as Asian session volume it might be easier to make sense of it.
This is a new way of thinking, but Asian traders will see the Saturday as trading day, too, since they started later with trading.

So there are multiple perspectives to see the bars and it seem that one has to find out which one which one is the most important one. Alternatively you can say you want to restrict on the general idea of what the bar is telling you and then you do not have to take it too accurately.
  • #4,664
  • Jan 5, 2010 12:48am Jan 5, 2010 12:48am
What does CRDW stand for?
  • #4,665
  • Jan 5, 2010 1:39am Jan 5, 2010 1:39am
Hey Gez40...

a small question concern " delta zones ".??
If You have a long candle UP ( effort to rise ), which creates "delta zone". If there is another long one candle following the previous long one candle and this second candle created a NEW DELTA ZONE, which is more to be consider as a " main one " , which would you think is the MAIN DELTA ZONE???
Or all two of them having same value for You????

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  • #4,666
  • Edited 1:58am Jan 5, 2010 1:57am | Edited 1:58am
short gbpjpy at 148.28 at the upper line of the down channel



stop set at 148.42

sold half at 148.04

trailing remainder, stop moved to b/e +1 as seen on chart
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  • #4,667
  • Jan 5, 2010 2:24am Jan 5, 2010 2:24am
Quoting Sakk
short gbpjpy at 148.28 at the upper line of the down channel



stop set at 148.42

sold half at 148.04

trailing remainder, stop moved to b/e +1 as seen on chart
can you provide reasons for your entry? i see no logic here.
  • #4,668
  • Jan 5, 2010 3:27am Jan 5, 2010 3:27am
Quoting hwsv07
can you provide reasons for your entry? i see no logic here.
see chart
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  • #4,669
  • Jan 5, 2010 3:58am Jan 5, 2010 3:58am
Quoting Sakk
short gbpjpy at 148.28 at the upper line of the down channel



stop set at 148.42

sold half at 148.04

trailing remainder, stop moved to b/e +1 as seen on chart

moves trailing to 147.55 as per attched chart
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  • #4,670
  • Jan 5, 2010 5:40am Jan 5, 2010 5:40am
Quoting capetown
Hey Gez40...

a small question concern " delta zones ".??
If You have a long candle UP ( effort to rise ), which creates "delta zone". If there is another long one candle following the previous long one candle and this second candle created a NEW DELTA ZONE, which is more to be consider as a " main one " , which would you think is the MAIN DELTA ZONE???
Or all two of them having same value for You????

Attachment : is from Hidden Gap
Sorry, never heard of "delta zones", only thing i`m using on my charts are volume, hlc bars, support and resistance, trend lines. Maybe someone else can step in here and help.

Gez
Seek not to change the world; seek only to change your mind about the world
  • #4,671
  • Jan 5, 2010 5:45am Jan 5, 2010 5:45am
Hello Gez40,

thanks for the answer...
I just looked at previous pages from 182 and etc.. where HiddenGap put some input for this thread.
So if HiddeGap will see my question..would be interesting to know.

Anyway thanks again and You just confirm my chart..using except all the ones which you wrote me I added MML lines...which are almost the same like S/R areas..
Quoting gez40
Sorry, never heard of "delta zones", only thing i`m using on my charts are volume, hlc bars, support and resistance, trend lines. Maybe someone else can step in here and help.

Gez
  • #4,672
  • Jan 5, 2010 5:52am Jan 5, 2010 5:52am
Just another question????
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  • #4,673
  • Jan 5, 2010 8:21am Jan 5, 2010 8:21am
How can I see, if it is accumalation or distribution what is going on?
  • #4,674
  • Jan 5, 2010 9:10am Jan 5, 2010 9:10am
READ POST 1

Best,
Tom

Quoting juhanimi
How can I see, if it is accumalation or distribution what is going on?
  • #4,675
  • Jan 5, 2010 9:16am Jan 5, 2010 9:16am
Quoting juhanimi
How can I see, if it is accumalation or distribution what is going on?
it is very difficult to see
  • #4,676
  • Jan 5, 2010 9:19am Jan 5, 2010 9:19am
Few times, and all I have found about accumalation and distribution is from the book: Master the markets.
And it does not tell me how I can see, if it is accumalation or distribution.

Can you point out where in first post is more info about accumalation and distribution?

Thanks again.
  • #4,677
  • Jan 5, 2010 9:22am Jan 5, 2010 9:22am
No, You are Wrong.

There is sections in book, called Accumulation and Distribution.

Who said trading is easy..

Best,
Tom

Quoting juhanimi
Few times, and all I have found about accumalation and distribution is from the book: Master the markets.
And it does not tell me how I can see, if it is accumalation or distribution.

Can you point out where in first post is more info about accumalation and distribution?

Thanks again.
  • #4,678
  • Jan 5, 2010 9:23am Jan 5, 2010 9:23am
Quoting alter
it is very difficult to see
How the smart money knows what to do, buy or sell, if they dont know if it is accumalation or distribution?
  • #4,679
  • Jan 5, 2010 9:25am Jan 5, 2010 9:25am
Quoting tfflyer
No, You are Wrong.

There is sections in book, called Accumulation and Distribution.

Best,
Tom
Yes, I know.
  • #4,680
  • Jan 5, 2010 9:46am Jan 5, 2010 9:46am
Quoting juhanimi
How the smart money knows what to do, buy or sell, if they dont know if it is accumalation or distribution?
It is the smart money who create acc/dis, the whole point of learning VSA is to know when, where and what smart money are doing, keep reading, keep learning and practise...if it were easy EVERY one would be doing it.

Gez
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