EurAnalysis

the asian open yesterday had better movement than this.

to scalp anything here you need to use like 5 lots hah

we were comparing charts not actually trading

loool........

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This is the part of the post that I want to comment on again since it helps explain something that I have observed over the last year or so.

First the part that I want to highlight on. All thoughts on this out there would be encouraged.

[color=#7d7f77]The consequence has been the evolution of a new breed of global market trader that has an understanding and comfort zone in trading a range of asset classes and is willing to change tack at short notice in reaction to changing global market dynamics. Forget long-term analysis; it has been hit-and-miss at best for a decade now. The balanced portfolio now covers equity, bond, commodity, and bullion exposure; all of which are available via Futures contracts.

The most common thread of the new-generation trader is their focus on international markets, and how market correlations can be traded ahead of the 9-to-5 cash market open via Futures contracts. They are able to use 24-hour market access leverage and cross-border trading patterns in different asset classes to complete their work before regular traders even start to read the news headlines.

Kno: Let us use this thread as an example and multiply it 1000 fold. The retail trade has increased substantially over the last two years and there is much more data and information available to everyone including the big bank trader's.

Analyst Chatter
When the talking heads state that "Futures are in the green today..." the savvy trader has already found a way to access the momentum. In the current economic environment there is a need to create more time away from the charts, and Futures contract access allows that to happen for those who have realized that the halcyon days of trending buy-and-hold patterns have been replaced with buy-and-sell near-term trading.

Kno: There is no question that is a correct observation. My own trading experience confirms that.

One and four-hour charts are being used more often in setting trend and momentum reads in place of daily and weekly reviews which cannot keep track of new-generation momentum flows. The near-term views allow the new-generation of global trader and investor the chance to be in positions before each regional cash market opens.

Kno: Feedback here from technical trader's would be appreciated as to your experience and observations.

Price action has shown as much sustainable movement happening in Futures market trade as it does in the live cash session for each region, which is a pattern that will only get stronger.

Unfortunately for most, taking the leap of faith and moving towards a new system of trade will be too daunting a task, but just as options and ETF trade emerged and developed, so Futures contract trading will draw traders and investors into a new world of 24-hour market access.

New-generation traders and Managers will cast their eye on overseas equities to see how the dollar is reacting, or look to London Libor rates impacting Chicago Futures markets, or to NYMEX oil trade impacting the order flows in commodity-based currencies. In the global world it is far easier now to leverage time than ever before, and the new breed of global market trader has access to 24-hour support organizations that are doing the heavy lifting and research.

Grandpa's Market
The world of Futures trading is already a reality and is happening without the time restraints that made up Grandpa's 9-to-5 market. For many traders and investors the reality of making use of leveraged time will be a compelling reason to garner more information on global market trading.

Kno: They are not talking about me, Buma

For those unwilling to take on the learning curve of Futures trading or for those who just cannot make the time to access the 24-hour global market, the world of Managed Futures is starting to get main stream media attention

Kno: This point will lead into my conclusion of trading patterns not related to the charts however related to the money flow between asset classes.

There are pattens that repeat most of the time during specific time periods. I have pointed this out before and this knowledge helps me make good profits. It even happened earlier this morning in low liquidity.

I now have some logic and understanding now to explain part of the reason why it happens.

I will comment more after some feedback from interested parties reading this post.

Last night at 11:00 PM EST on my 15 minute Oanda chart EUR/USD was at 1.2923 and it moved up to the high at exactly 3:00 AM EST with a little spike to boot.

At exactly 5:30 AM EST the first Red Dot Appeared on my SAR indicator on the 15 minute chart as EUR/USD reached 1.2958 and it now is at 1.2943 and it is heading to 1.2940 and the bottom of the 15 minute Bollinger Band.

I will observe what now happens kleeping in mind it is still a holiday today in most parts of the world. There is still new constant news coming up by the minute.
Good Trading.

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Coca Cola

Saw rejection from area, sold, secured my position with +2 pip, got stopped out. Was waiting for another good rejection but next one had much less bearish volume so i was waiting and good I did. Let's be clear, such situations are trend decision pont (more up or down).
This is how I roll, I sell, when I see a good oportunity I secure my trade with SL, when it takes me out I look if it get's rejected again and with what volume and if it's good rejection I strike again. Somethimes I get stopped put many times when finally I get a nice 100 pip move to my direction. Low risk trading.

I suggest everyone put this on their radar screen. I just looked at my own radar screen and in summary form at 6:30:13 AM EST the following item came out "Expected further drift in mid-1.29s

London (IFR) The early Dollar blip higher was unable to get notable traction but the EUR/USD recovery into 1.2960 following Eurozone data proved equally as weak.

Conversely support in the low - 1.29's will keep the price away from the 1.28s in the short term but attention will return to the barriers at 1.2850

I think you get the point as all these information causes movements.

is that long on cola or coco or have you been on coke lol

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Hmmm...

Dildo offer ?

Tell me about it. Been bouncing between fibs all morning.

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are you going long on dildo lol. i thought this was a trading room

yeah, strange guy, suddenly starts to talk about dildos

too true he must of had one hell of a christmas, still ongoing