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DislikedI can't not describe anymore than l already do with the charts l post here, its possibly a simple case that l have experienced more screen time than you, thats allIgnored
DislikedYes you can. You can describe in more detail the process of your analysis, the identifiable patterns on a chart that you look for, and an objective way to draw these areas etc. However, if you choose not to do so then that is an entirely different matter.Ignored
DislikedYes you can. You can describe in more detail the process of your analysis, the identifiable patterns on a chart that you look for, and an objective way to draw these areas etc. However, if you choose not to do so then that is an entirely different matter.Ignored
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I have found this pair to be a good indicator regarding kiwi, its a headbanger to trade but l have traded it a few times. If it drops from these dtls ( DOWNTRENDLINES) it usually suggets kiwi rallies, and therefore audusd usually follows and so on. I watch this often as a leading indicator and has proven useful over the years
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prices have developed a new support, not taking the short, but it may give a drop into a support area for a longIgnored
DislikedEURUSD M15. Looking for reaction on these green areas for sell. I see supply1 or supply2 zone more preferable (just not sure which one of two is drawn right), because there is round number nearby and this is retest zone of broken TL on Friday H1 timeframe.Ignored
DislikedWill demonstrate what l can on the live charts, not back testing, as traders we know looking back is always easy. Each trade has its own parameters and characteristics - moreover, before trading any pair l consider other factors too such as correlatiions or non correlations or inverted pairs as well as the dollar index. So writing down rigid rules to follow is just not possible. Identifying zones of supply and demand as l stated earlier is more to do with screen time - you can see these areas of interest easier with experience rather than rigid...Ignored