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DislikedNavin the mad trader. he sticks to his 1.65 levels no matter what happens. even i gave up yesterday after gbp was unable to break 1.5913 and closed in small loss. but navin is navin . I remember a forex trading secret when i see this stupid navin
Never trade in the opposite trend and he does it regularly.Ignored
Dislikedwhat did you close @5913... a short? a long? and why you took the trade and why you closed.
and i would really like to know what you mean by saying "TREND".
once you will give an explanation of this, maybe could come time also to explain why you think nav is stupid. assuming that someone is interested in what you think about him, or everyone else. but would be interesting for people here to know who is more stupid: nav having his long term position or you offending him in public without a clear reason?!
so please,
take a decision about.
there...Ignored
DislikedOh dear what happened...
from what i see Bulls are dying like i said they would...
interesting how i said 5900-5850 was the consolidation zone... GBPUSD never had a chance... died right after london opened...
partly to do with the really SHITTY manufacturing.... i wonder if UK is still as rosy as some bulls here think lol....
i heard bulls are dying one by one with mad cow disease now a days...
IF GBPUSD steers clear of the consolidation zone and below 5850, we might as well finish off whatever bulls there are around here lol...
jk but seriously...Ignored
Dislikedcame on to see what people are talking about now...
Seems like bulls climbing right back out of their caves seeing as GBPUSD is not tanking further...
but not time to get excited for the Bulls...
GBPUSD fell back into a consolidation zone 1.5900-1.5850, with GBPUSD tested support at 1.5850 and retraced some, doesnt mean Bulls are back on the table...
Look at this chart and you will see the GBPUSD has fallen BEYOND the trendline which pretty much defined the USD weakness over the last week when Ben told lies about US economy being fragile but...Ignored
DislikedGood one BB... had enough with this clown anyways total bullshitter oh GBP cant break above 5913 blah blah...
when i was clearly the one who suggested 5900-5850 consolidation zone and bullish momentum diminished as we broken below the upwards trend from last weeks rally....Ignored
Dislikedthere is no bulls and no bears!
there is a market and a price to trade. somewhere goes up, somewhere goes down. morning went down, for the moment, for what i see.... not clearly showing intentions to breake 5800. maybe not today.
but as always, must not be biased in one side!Ignored
Dislikedyes i agree
indeed this area is great for consolidations! i noticed your post, well spotted
anyway, must be cautiuos IMO in shorts for a while.
5800 still intanct. smells like price will take care about higher lvls before more down.
but let's see Ny moves what will doIgnored
Dislikedstop being so aggressive and start reading mate.. look at the monthly chart and tell me where was the recent bottom there??
another thing fundy wise i just dont see how NZD could be so strong with such Negative Chinese news coming out...
both AUD and NZD are affected by China
i guess ill have to show you a simple trendline i've drawn just to proof my point of why im eyeing at that 1.2350 area
Also to watch out is MACD is suggesting a bullish reversal waiting to happen...
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Dislikedactually im not seeing more up... lets see in 10 minutes abbout US unemployment... if this thing is good news for US... expect GBPUSD to drop instantly... and fail to break back into the consolidation zone above 5850... a close below 5850 will pretty much open the way for more down move... dont think 5800 will hold if it gets there.... specially when the consolidation zone is just 50 pips above it...
im expecting one big candle to blas through 5800 but we'll see...Ignored
Dislikedhello,
yes i also think is strongly possible a kind of consolidation at these levels.
that's why im extremely careful with both directions.
maybe this weekly closing price will help us to understand something more.
from here, i certainly find hard to imagine price close tomorrow above weekly opening!! would mean a massacre
at least would be nice to see closing price above 5820 to feel a possible good upmove again.
talking about some 100-150pipsIgnored
Dislikedthere is no bulls and no bears!
there is a market and a price to trade. somewhere goes up, somewhere goes down. morning went down, for the moment, for what i see.... not clearly showing intentions to breake 5800. maybe not today.
but as always, must not be biased in one side!Ignored
Dislikedyes very possible since price in hourly shows weakening.
but what i mean is not to be blindly in one direction.
something tells me that IF today we go up, tomorrow we COULD go again down at these level with NFP.
but only an idea.
about bulls and bears, ehhehee i imagine market in different way than majority of people! of course., there is bearish and bullish momentum etc..problem is about something robotic that releases orders at a price, without caring about trends, news, fkucs, things etc... and so we have pullbacks, V turns, price shooting...Ignored
DislikedAhhh i guess ur right... 5800 is the 61.8% fib retracement level i got here...
you are right to assume some strong support there since if that breaks we open up the way down to 5500 again....
5800 is the last fight to prevent last week's rally from 5500 up to 6000 from collapsing...
So there i agree with you support would be heavy at 5800.... great catch...
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DislikedHi BB
Price will not go back ,not this week ,even if it rises that is bearish too on weekly ..Ignored
DislikedAhhh i guess ur right... 5800 is the 61.8% fib retracement level i got here...
you are right to assume some strong support there since if that breaks we open up the way down to 5500 again....
5800 is the last fight to prevent last week's rally from 5500 up to 6000 from collapsing...
So there i agree with you support would be heavy at 5800.... great catch...
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