short on cable,will manage entry 71 level
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DislikedHmm...You trade GBPUSD but you look at pairs that don't have GBP or USD in them...I don't see the logic. If I was trading solely GBPUSD, It would make more sense to look only at GBPUSD, GBPCHF, GBPCAD, GBPAUD, GBPJPY, GBPNZD...Ignored
Disliked{quote} That is a very good question. there are many reasons why i do not just study the gbp pairs. firstly im trying to establish if the market is generally in range. im also establishing which ways the money flows are going. yen,doller or the risk currencies pound, euro chf. im looking to establish when the market is in total agreement .in synce .when this happens the market breaths as one,this smooths out individual news related moves which are very short term. with this information i know how im going to trade.im also looking for the lead currency....Ignored
Disliked{quote} Oh ok - riskon/off. But it seems impossible. I monitor 1 pair and can observe it's price action -up,down,up,down. But I don't know how it's possible to observe all those pairs price action. Like some might be going down and some up seems impossible to monitor all of that...I guess I'll have to try it in order to find out. Your a pro.Ignored
Disliked{quote} yes and no,im very intraday but does have baring on points made in last paragragh im only looking at there value change,i note the values of only key currencies generally the doller pairs.the rest I glance over.im looking were the values stall,there s/r levels. example,if the values are all mixed ie,some positive some negative this indicates random price movement within there given ranges.hence if the majority are stalling and turning I can be more confident of trading the range.i can pin point entry prices from those stalling points and...Ignored