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Quoting bassramy
For Info.
Extreme TMA Scanner market status @ the moment.
Update :13:50 GMT Aussie and cable losing stem, worth looking to.
Bassramy: Can you please explain to me how you modified the dashboard to remove the lower TFs from it????

Thanks in advance for your answer

Regards
Quoting tp0440
Non-repaiting TMA in attachement.

BR
Perfect, thank-you BR.
Quoting gearcila
Bassramy: Can you please explain to me how you modified the dashboard to remove the lower TFs from it????

Thanks in advance for your answer

Regards
Just edit the indicator and unable the TF that you want.
Master Your Setup, Master Your self. (NQoos)
Quoting normtold
Perfect, thank-you BR.
Of course you let us know about your backtesting results.

Regards.
B.R.
Master Your Setup, Master Your self. (NQoos)
Of course BR, if I find anything interesting I will let you know.

I do like using both the NRP and normalised TMA together.
Quick end of the week technical markets summary for u to enjoy and always according to our system :
1- UJ Possible LONG but its early.
2- Aussie short need a little time.
3- Cable short need the H1 to cross the H4 down to confirm the midterm bearish outlook.
4- Lonnie Possible long needs time.
5- Swissy short in process.
6- GBPJPY H4 long in process.
7- EURAUD extremly bearish no sign of recovery.
8- Gold H4 long in process.
9- Silver H4 long in process.
10- Euro H4 and D1 long in process.

This is what i'm looking at right now, and Again this is according to our system.
Thank you and have a good day.
B.R.
Master Your Setup, Master Your self. (NQoos)
Quoting normtold
Of course BR, if I find anything interesting I will let you know.

I do like using both the NRP and normalised TMA together.
Same here.

Thank you.
B.R.
Master Your Setup, Master Your self. (NQoos)

< The Ramy Report >



Fundamentals :

-German Producer Prices Show Sharpest Drop of 2012.
-USDCAD Poised for Inflation Data.
-Asian Currencies Advance in Week as Slowdown Fuels Stimulus Speculation.
-Canadian Dollar Reaches Two-Month High Amid Bets on Stimulus by Fed, China.
-Spain Passes Cuts as Yields Rise.
-Euro soft as Spanish yields remain above 7 per cent.

EURO:
"We made our first steps toward integration—a banking union, fiscal union, budgetary union and further on political union."
- Pierre Moscovici, French Prime Minister

Technicals :

-Dollar May Recover as Risky Assets Correct Lower into the Week-End.
-Fresh record lows for euro versus Aussie.
-New Zealand Dollar Higher Late On QE3 Prospects, Aussie Dollar Strength.
-Sterling rises to its strongest level in more than two weeks.

EUR/USD to push through 1.2247
The currency pair stabilised just above 1.2274 and should soon make another attempt to breach this support, given that most of daily technical indicators give “sell” signals. Once the initial level is overcome, 1.2161 and 1.2106/1.2063 will become exposed, but will stand against bearish momentum en route towards a medium-term target at 1.1989.

GBP/USD preserves potential to test 1.5767/90
The Cable has stalled at a formidable resistance area at 1.5721/30
after a robust rebound from the nearest support at 1.5650. Since
weekly and monthly indicators point to the downside, recently
commenced recovery of GBP/USD is likely to come to an end,
although the pair might still reach out for 1.5767/90 before its
upward momentum is suppressed.

USD/JPY remains bearish
USD/JPY keeps on sliding lower and is viewed as capable of falling
down to 78.08/77.97 in near-term as there are no tough levels
situated in the interval between it and the interim support at
78.57/52. However, being that daily and monthly indicators turned
neutral, the pair may put on hold bearish move and consolidate
above 78.57/52 prior to a precipitous drop.

Summary :

In the currency markets yesterday, the euro lost more ground to the other majors on the back of new concerns about Spain’s banking problems. The euro hit a new 3.5 year low against the British pound, a record low against the Australian dollar, and was down slightly against the U.S. dollar.
Most of the major currencies gained on the U.S. dollar today, except the euro. Traders and investors are expecting more stimulus from the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank, this causes the dollar to weaken and makes riskier assets more attractive since it essentially increases the supply of U.S. dollars.
-Courtesy of Nial fuller-

Daily Calendar : For Upcoming important economic announcements see the FF calendar.

Daily Trading Wisdom :

"To play any game successfully, you have to have some skill, an edge. But beyond that, it is money management. Good traders manage the downside; they don’t worry the upside.
-- Mark Minnervini"

Daily Trading Cartoons : - Madoff .

Thanks Guys and Good Luck in your trading.
(Disclaimer : Don't Trust me or follow my lead i know nothing about the Financial Markets.)
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Quoting bassramy
Quick end of the week technical markets summary for u to enjoy and always according to our system :
1- UJ Possible LONG but its early.
2- Aussie short need a little time.
3- Cable short need the H1 to cross the H4 down to confirm the midterm bearish outlook.
4- Lonnie Possible long needs time.
5- Swissy short in process.
6- GBPJPY H4 long in process.
7- EURAUD extremly bearish no sign of recovery.
8- Gold H4 long in process.
9- Silver H4 long in process.
10- Euro H4 and D1 long in process.

This is what i'm looking at right now, and Again this...
Hi Bassramy,

Thanks for keeping this thread alive. You are one of the reasons I keep visiting this thread every day. Your tech analysis is sport on and the cartoons? They always put a smile on my face.

I really love the trading system for this thread. I have read the first 400 pages but what I see now is that the majority of the traders who used to post here have taken a back sit.

I have mastered the basics of this system. What I have to work on now is pivots, s/ r and fibos. It is an easy system which should already be making me pips. My major problem is fear (my be from the fact that the system I was using made me lose most of the time) and not trading what I see but trade what I think. Today was a clasical example on E/U, G/U H1 TF. The signals were SELL. then I started reasoning "the candles are too long, it is a Friday" etc. Result: I missed the most obvious signals this system can give you!!!!!!! It reminds of one trader on this thread,Hale Marry, who also went through some hard time trying to master this system.

At least I have an idea where my problem lies and will try to work on it.
Quoting arasheed
Hi Jayjonbeach
This is indicator shows Supply and Demand Zone on the chart.
Try it


sir

not to seem like pic, or need special setting for parametters, please share this indicator
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Agree with johnal - Bassramy it seems is single handedly keeping this great thread alive. Respect Sir.
Quoting a1b2c3
sir

not to seem like pic, or need special setting for parametters, please share this indicator
I only had one indicator from the main chart, so I contributed if it is useful
Thanks

arasheed
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File Type: mq4 II_SupDem v2.mq4   29 KB | 650 downloads
File Type: ex4 II_SupDem v2.ex4   36 KB | 515 downloads
Quoting a1b2c3
sir

not to seem like pic, or need special setting for parametters, please share this indicator
He gives the name of indi, you can find it on net. Just change the input to test. The indi maybe the same, but the way to use is more important.
U see, with the same tool, but result is different from each other. Each one have to find out the suitable way.
The picture looks good, but in fact the signal is too late (for me).
Anyway, thank you Bassramy for sharing
Here the indi and temp.
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File Type: tpl test.tpl   5 KB | 606 downloads
File Type: ex4 HA.ex4   3 KB | 593 downloads
File Type: ex4 MACD_OsMA_4ColorH_2LVar1.3_mtf.ex4   9 KB | 621 downloads
File Type: mq4 MACD_OsMA_4ColorH_2LVar1.3_mtf.mq4   9 KB | 734 downloads
File Type: ex4 Gann T3 high-low activator_mtf.ex4   12 KB | 667 downloads
File Type: mq4 Gann T3 high-low activator_mtf.mq4   9 KB | 775 downloads
Quoting johNal
Hi Bassramy,

Thanks for keeping this thread alive. You are one of the reasons I keep visiting this thread every day. Your tech analysis is sport on and the cartoons? They always put a smile on my face.

I really love the trading system for this thread. I have read the first 400 pages but what I see now is that the majority of the traders who used to post here have taken a back sit.

I have mastered the basics of this system. What I have to work on now is pivots, s/ r and fibos. It is an easy system which should already be making me pips....
Thank you for your nice comments and Good luck with your endeavor SIR.

Regards,
B.R.
Master Your Setup, Master Your self. (NQoos)
Quoting moneyspider
He gives the name of indi, you can find it on net. Just change the input to test. The indi maybe the same, but the way to use is more important.
U see, with the same tool, but result is different from each other. Each one have to find out the suitable way.
The picture looks good, but in fact the signal is too late (for me).
Anyway, thank you Bassramy for sharing
Here the indi and temp.

thanks for sharing great man , is it repaint ?
Quoting handy148
Agree with johnal - Bassramy it seems is single handedly keeping this great thread alive. Respect Sir.
The respect is due to all the members of this thread specially for the founder Mr. Alorente, thank you for this great thread, system and all the teachings and wise words.

Thank you again wherever you are and whatever your doing, i wish you luck, happiness and good health.

God Bless.
B.R.
Master Your Setup, Master Your self. (NQoos)
Quoting moneyspider
He gives the name of indi, you can find it on net. Just change the input to test. The indi maybe the same, but the way to use is more important.
U see, with the same tool, but result is different from each other. Each one have to find out the suitable way.
The picture looks good, but in fact the signal is too late (for me).
Anyway, thank you Bassramy for sharing
Here the indi and temp.
You are welcome Sir and thank you for sharing your indicators.

Regards,
B.R.
Master Your Setup, Master Your self. (NQoos)
Now that the indicators of one of my systems is posted by another member here, i like to explain why i didn't post them earlier.
This is due to the respect of the founder of this thread Mr. Alorente which i highly admire and which work hard to bring us this good Extreme TMA system, and not to deviate this thread from the founder original goals and wishes.
That been said, Keep in mind that i kindly wished before and i still wish from you to open another thread if there is enough interest to discuss another system.

With all respect.
B.R.
Master Your Setup, Master Your self. (NQoos)
What happened to the EURO Yesterday

Asian/European Session Summary
Markets were relatively stable through the early part of the European session today, with high beta currencies and risk-correlated assets trading only slightly lower relative to safer assets by 06:00 EDT / 10:00 GMT today. However, it took only a small catalyst – the official approval of a €100 billion aid package for Spanish banks – to completely obliterate risk-appetite. Yes, on the official announcement of the Spanish bailout, markets fell, and they fell hard.
One needs to look no further than European credit and equity markets to see the carnage that took place in the second half of the European trading session. The final tallies for today across European stock markets:
Spanish IBEX: -5.82%
Italian MIB: -4.38%
French CAC: -2.14%
Euro Stoxx: -2.83%
The reaction we’re witnessing across the globe today, especially since the Euro-zone finance ministers officially announced the bailout deal this morning, offers insight into what we should expect (and have expected) going forward: it’s as simple as ‘buy the rumor, sell the news.’ In mid-June, the market got wind that Spain would be bailed out, which in reality is just another liquidity injection. Now that the liquidity injection is in the rearview mirror, and there’s no definite milestone to look forward to, risky assets have been dumped in favor of the Japanese Yen and the US Dollar. Without the promise of government or central bank intervention, market participants time and again have proven unable or unwilling to hold assets correlated to the European debt crisis; we thus believe, barring a major QE program from the Federal Reserve, EURUSD rallies should be sold.
As expected, the EURJPY and EURUSD have slid sharply, with the latter falling as low as 95.38, its lowest level since December 2000, and the former falling as low as 1.2144, its lowest level since June 2010.
Taking a look at credit, peripheral European debt has been pummeled just like equity markets. The Italian 2-year note yield has moved higher to 3.856% (+36.1-bps) while the Spanish 2-year note yield has soared to 5.623% (+61.3-bps), now at its highest yield over the past three-months. Similarly, the Italian 10-year note yield has risen to 6.134% (+16.2-bps) while the Spanish 10-year note yield has shot up to 7.185% (+25.8-bps); higher yields imply lower prices.
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Hi.

AUDUSD short worked after all. It was not as profitable as it looked, but I'm aiming for re-entry on rally.

Due to absence I missed DAX short I was aiming for, which is bad. But luckily I also missed EURUSD and EURJPY long I would possibly go for. These 2 also also probably the most interesting options in this time, but be carefull. Market is very nervous on EUR and prone to quick drops.

Anyway, with a little luck, my series of winning trades continues.

BR
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