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  • #478,541
  • Jul 1, 2011 4:41pm Jul 1, 2011 4:41pm
dont now what to do , im short eurusd but germany and s&p say up
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  • #478,542
  • Jul 1, 2011 4:53pm Jul 1, 2011 4:53pm
Quoting stulic
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  • #478,543
  • Jul 1, 2011 4:57pm Jul 1, 2011 4:57pm
EUR/USD is just below the top Bollinger deviation + it's on the triangle resistance + there's a EU summit on weekend and Finland is protesting against the Greece Package + there's real weakness on EUR/USD right now even though we saw some bounces
  • #478,544
  • Jul 1, 2011 5:10pm Jul 1, 2011 5:10pm
Quoting mercy seat
Firstly EU still points further to the upside ...

And this it is not only from technical point of view ...

Bullish stance with a closing above 1.4520 will prevail there ...

Next challenge will be 1.4579 and then 1.4651 followed by an attempt to above 1.47 ...

RECAP:

EURO not so bad as many seems to think still ... not now and not today ...

Und schon gar nicht am Ende der 26. Kalenderwoche ...

[b]Uptrend been capped around 1.4552 area. Correction down to below 1.4469 or 1.4440...

still like you your analysis..


what dou you mean with.. cable is inot good condition.. ?
you mean Cable will rash? at with level is it possible?
  • #478,545
  • Jul 1, 2011 5:16pm Jul 1, 2011 5:16pm
The recent surge in DJ30 got me looking again, Here's what I've said about Dow so far this year and brief view of what I expect through August. If I can find the time I'll do another projection but I'm currently busy dotting the I's and crossing the T's of my system. Maybe I can boil it down to a simple equation and put it in an EA. :nerd:
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  • #478,546
  • Jul 1, 2011 5:25pm Jul 1, 2011 5:25pm
Quoting fesi11
hi
do you know whats differce between zup v92 and v 95 ? I m usin zup v 82 2 years and its ok but i dont see diference between those 2 ..
Hi...sorry...missed your post earlier.

Have a look at this post. It explains what is new in v94 & v95. v82 seems quite a while ago, so you may want to dig around in the actual thread that post is from to see a more complete list of changes over the years and versions.

Good luck...enjoy your weekend.
  • #478,547
  • Jul 1, 2011 5:38pm Jul 1, 2011 5:38pm
Is anyone using Point and Figure charts?

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...20#post4745620
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  • #478,548
  • Jul 1, 2011 5:54pm Jul 1, 2011 5:54pm
Quoting caldera
Is anyone using Point and Figure charts?

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...20#post4745620
Very nice!

There is at least one fella in the thread that uses them...not in excel, though. His charts look great...always reminds me of White Stripes videos when I see them. I use them in jforex from time to time.

Why is the thread you link to in the commercial section? Is that your book for sale on Amazon?
  • #478,549
  • Jul 1, 2011 6:15pm Jul 1, 2011 6:15pm
Quoting kenfen69
Very nice!

There is at least one fella in the thread that uses them...not in excel, though. His charts look great...always reminds me of White Stripes videos when I see them. I use them in jforex from time to time.

Why is the thread you link to in the commercial section? Is that your book for sale on Amazon?
Thanks Kenfen... I started my thread in the Trading Systems section but it was moved to the Commercial section by one of the moderators without any explanation.

I thought it a bit strange as i'm not selling anything and no i didn't write this book... I've read it and it's one of a few books on charting that actually makes sense... very clear and concise.

I've been reading this thread on and off for ages... and i recently came across the 'dustbin' system... I think some people are having success with this system because the price tends to move between fixed levels, the obvious ones being the big figures i.e. 1.44 1.45 etc...

I've been thinking that Point and Figure charting is a natural extension of this system, because this form of charting considers price movements in blocks or 'boxes' and easily identifies the trends due to the reversal settings. This form of charting has a long history of usage which goes back to the early days of the stock market.

I found some PnF indicators for mt4 on the net, but they seem to be a bit cumbersome as there is a discrepancy due to the fact that PnF charts do not have a time axis. Alternatives were to buy PnF dedicated software or to write a macro in Excel which generates the charts from mt4 data. This also allowed me to plot charts according to the rules set out in this book for the sake of consistency.
  • #478,550
  • Jul 1, 2011 6:48pm Jul 1, 2011 6:48pm
I know people talk about 20 pip chunks....but I have been researching EU and have found a 30.37 pip derivative (it moves in these increments) of a larger 820 pip block moves in EU....

Can anyone confirm this? Ill post a chart on Mon when Im back in front of my charting Computer....
  • #478,551
  • Jul 1, 2011 7:00pm Jul 1, 2011 7:00pm
Quoting caldera
Thanks Kenfen... I started my thread in the Trading Systems section but it was moved to the Commercial section by one of the moderators without any explanation.

I thought it a bit strange as i'm not selling anything and no i didn't write this book... I've read it and it's one of a few books on charting that actually makes sense... very clear and concise.
Well that's too bad! It was probably because of the link to amazon...they may have assumed you had a connection to it. Perhaps if you contacted them and removed the link...just leave the title, they may move it back for you?

Quoting caldera
I've been reading this thread on and off for ages... and i recently came across the 'dustbin' system... I think some people are having success with this system because the price tends to move between fixed levels, the obvious ones being the big figures i.e. 1.44 1.45 etc...

I've been thinking that Point and Figure charting is a natural extension of this system, because this form of charting considers price movements in blocks or 'boxes' and easily identifies the trends due to the reversal settings. This form of charting has a long history...
Yes, the dustbins are a nice method (although I have no idea why that gang refer to them as such). I have been taking scalping setups in a very similar fashion for a number of years. I set my levels in a different way, though...but it seems to work out fairly similar-ish...some days.

Could certainly be interesting to combine P&F with it. I've only recently started to alter my method to let winners run...and it has been pleasantly successful. I may take a look and see if P&F could further add to the success.

Quoting caldera
I found some PnF indicators for mt4 on the net, but they seem to be a bit cumbersome as there is a discrepancy due to the fact that PnF charts do not have a time axis. Alternatives were to buy PnF dedicated software or to write a macro in Excel which generates the charts from mt4 data. This also allowed me to plot charts according to the rules set out in this book for the sake of consistency.
I found the fella that posts them here...puma1...is his name. I'm sure you have probably come across him. He seems to post in this R&F thread a fair bit. Here is how his charts look...

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He has this as the source of his indicator... http://www.forexpnf.info/

Again...I'm sure you have probably come across that, too. I like your Excel approach, though. I will try and track down the book, because it definitely looks comprehensive...and give it all a whirl to see if it fits! Thanks for sharing your work and your knowledge. If I have any questions...I know who I'm going to! Don't be a stranger around here either.

Enjoy your weekend, my friend!
  • #478,552
  • Jul 1, 2011 7:12pm Jul 1, 2011 7:12pm
Woot woot!

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  • #478,553
  • Jul 1, 2011 7:20pm Jul 1, 2011 7:20pm
Quoting needpips
I know people talk about 20 pip chunks....but I have been researching EU and have found a 30.37 pip derivative (it moves in these increments) of a larger 820 pip block moves in EU....

Can anyone confirm this? Ill post a chart on Mon when Im back in front of my charting Computer....
Hi, I am not an expert on this but i read somewhere that the big traders (the ones who make the market move) usually place orders at round numbers. The most important numbers are the big figures like 1.44 and 1.45 etc... but these numbers are 100 pips apart.. thus the next logical levels would be 1.441 1.442 etc... which are 10 pips apart. It makes sense if you think about it because rounded numbers like these are easier to remember and a few pips either way would seem irrelevant when it comes to large orders. Perhaps someone who knows more can confirm or explain it better...
  • #478,554
  • Jul 1, 2011 7:32pm Jul 1, 2011 7:32pm
Quoting kenfen69
Well that's too bad! It was probably because of the link to amazon...they may have assumed you had a connection to it. Perhaps if you contacted them and removed the link...just leave the title, they may move it back for you?



Yes, the dustbins are a nice method (although I have no idea why that gang refer to them as such). I have been taking scalping setups in a very similar fashion for a number of years. I set my levels in a different way, though...but it seems to work out fairly similar-ish...some days.

Could certainly be interesting...
Thanks Kenfen for your encouraging comments... you also have a good weekend... will see you around
  • #478,555
  • Jul 1, 2011 7:40pm Jul 1, 2011 7:40pm
Quoting caldera
Hi, I am not an expert on this but i read somewhere that the big traders (the ones who make the market move) usually place orders at round numbers. The most important numbers are the big figures like 1.44 and 1.45 etc... but these numbers are 100 pips apart.. thus the next logical levels would be 1.441 1.442 etc... which are 10 pips apart. It makes sense if you think about it because rounded numbers like these are easier to remember and a few pips either way would seem irrelevant when it comes to large orders. Perhaps someone who knows more can...
Round numbers certainly play a big part in options, ie: 1.4400 1.4450 1.4500. There are quite often option barriers at those figures that will be defended by one...and likewise...gunned for by counter parties. Figures I have burned into my brain...and see them automatically on every chart I look at (using the above range example)...

1.4400
1.4410
1.4420
1.4433
1.4450
1.4466
1.4480
1.4490
1.4500

I'll update this post...or elaborate on it over the weekend...as to why those are burned into my brain...always aware of them.

Time for drinks, tunes and laughs!
  • #478,556
  • Jul 1, 2011 7:58pm Jul 1, 2011 7:58pm
Quoting kenfen69
Woot woot!

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That's a good brew, nice chilled glass too, you know what you're doing!! Nice one.
  • #478,557
  • Jul 1, 2011 8:14pm Jul 1, 2011 8:14pm
Quoting kenfen69
Round numbers certainly play a big part in options, ie: 1.4400 1.4450 1.4500. There are quite often option barriers at those figures that will be defended by one...and likewise...gunned for by counter parties. Figures I have burned into my brain...and see them automatically on every chart I look at (using the above range example)...

1.4400
1.4410
1.4420
1.4433
1.4450
1.4466
1.4480
1.4490
1.4500

I'll update this post...or elaborate on it over the weekend...as to why those are burned into my brain...always aware of them.

Time for drinks, tunes...
Hi Kenfer69, you have spark my attention to further explanation of this sequence (round numbers aside ) and look forward to it..

For now I'm headed for the same.. Cheers!
  • #478,558
  • Jul 1, 2011 9:00pm Jul 1, 2011 9:00pm
a little buying
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  • #478,559
  • Jul 1, 2011 9:16pm Jul 1, 2011 9:16pm
Quoting fxjawn
a little buying
Groovy Marsha!
  • #478,560
  • Jul 1, 2011 9:23pm Jul 1, 2011 9:23pm
Quoting kenfen69
Groovy Marsha!
lol i thought nobody got my avi lol... hope ur having a good weekend
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