EURUSD

I'll buy you a clicquot if we go below 1.2980

who would of thunk?

fomc funk is gonna wear off and USD weakness will be back this week, basing off 1.30 or not far from it, expect a move back toward the week's open, up 1.32 way

Looks like the london boys are going to make a push to 130 even and see whats there. Plus the crooses all look like sacks of dirt...

2695 on my charts to support the bullish trend...Although we may dip to 25xx levels

since i dont know what that is? does it have lace or require batteries?

Congratulations for the Fundamental Chart
please, keep posting

2950 is a good support. Will sell if broken. Won't trade until

2939

maybe you should figure out what 3035 represents..

Feels like we are coming into London a little too negative, maybe a small bounce first?

MM line 3/5 the bottom of trading range ( 3031) got a few scalps so far

Nice chart. I like your clean chart. One question why do you qualify that as a low volume bar?. I was checking your comments on the futures chart and volume on that bar is the 3rd biggest in almost 3 months. In my view I do agree that means exhaustion move but not because of low volume but because extreme volume.

sisse

GU catching a bid...

look again and tell me what you think.........

Donnie...where can I get that PDF for the volume indi? I got the indi a coupla weeks ago and would like to know what the..?

here ya go for this:
written by HiddenGap
Basic outline:
1. Blue = volume greater than the previous bar.
2. Red bars= volume less than or equal to the previous bar.
3. Fuchia bars= volume less than the two previous bars.
4. Dark Blue bars= volume is climatic (highest volume x range for the last 20 bars) and greater than the previous bar.
5. Dark Red bars= volume is climatic and less than or equal to the previous bar.
6. Dark Fuchia bars= volume is climatic and less than the previous two bars.
7. Yellow bars= volume is extremely low (lowest volume bar in last 20 bars).

*** Ultra high volume additon*****
If any volume bar is greater than or equal to Mov (V,30,S)+2.75 *Standard deviation of volume for the last 30 bars,
it is painted with the appropriate climax volume color. So a bar with greater volume than the previous bar and a greater
than the moving average plus 2.75 the standard deviation of volume over 30, would be Dark Blue.

This should get you started, also if you mouse over each bar, it will show you what that bar is.. 'Climax', 'Vol > Prev' etc.

There are some other paramers that can be set as well. Probably the most important one is the Std Deviation Factor, which is the standard deviation you wish to use. If you want to follow HG, you will need to change this to 2.75 as the default is 2 standard deviations. This seemed to provide the best signals when we were testing it. I also use 1 standard deviation on low volume periods like Asia, find it spots some bars I would miss otherwise. This number is totally flexible, so you can enter whatever you want if you feel like getting really crazy with it.

The lookback period is set to 20 default, although HG liked a 30 bar lookback for comparisons. Again, your choice.

The MA.Display must be set to true to display any moving average, line or histo. The same with the StdDeviation.Display.

The 'label' display parameters are the values displayed on the right for the MA, StdDev and Volume.

All of the Bar.xxxxx parameters are the different histo bar colors.

The 'Chart.Symbol' parameters will place the chart currency symbol on your chart in the upper right corner.

The 'Clock.xxx' parameters will place a countdown clock on your chart in the upper right corner as well.

EG sitting on big support...

Yes I see very clear in your chart what you mean. What I am not sure is on the volume data information in that chart. Let me check my chart and I will post it here for comparison. In any case thanks for the reply.

sisse

lol it's actually 2955.
Every 35-40 supports made for 1.3xxx figures