Disliked{quote} thanks for the reply 2121 ..good call wasnt looking at the news ..i pulled the chart up looking for past possible entries after work ,,from what ive seen not a lot of entries at the moment ... due to sideways movement .Ignored

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Disliked{quote} thanks for the reply 2121 ..good call wasnt looking at the news ..i pulled the chart up looking for past possible entries after work ,,from what ive seen not a lot of entries at the moment ... due to sideways movement .Ignored
Disliked{quote} hi jymarc ..i dont know how your trade went mate ..good i hope ...the entry wasnt strictly to the criteria as i see it .. the pullback off point 2 rose above the previous tops so making it a notrade for what what rifid looks for .. just for education purposes ....all the best.Ignored
Dislikedstill hunting them down at the moment NZU ...only one ive found today ...anybody taken a trade ? it went to 18 pips minus the spread .. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi, I personally did not find any trades today, but I usually leave the desk before LC on fridays. Talking about NU trade, if you flip to H1 you would see that PA is iffy and no clear direction, you would also find a support level @ 0.8766 clearly visible even from the M5. The setup was close but it seemed to me a bit too steep.Ignored
Disliked.This is interesting one as it looks like a side ways market, but if you squash your chart up a bit you will see that it is just a fairly long consolidation of a down trend. You will also notice that the last retracement is fairly pinny which is usually not a good sign but in this case you can see each of the candle sticks ends down in a hangman style fashion indicating that the sellers are stronger than the buyers ,then the buyers finnally give up and the price crashes thru your entry and hits your T/P in less than 5min, The charts i have shown...Ignored
DislikedHi rifid and all contributors and thank you. On pg 13, post #244 "hg2014" posted a diagram which was consistent with my concept of the set up you are showing us. Post #250 from "mc19" shows the chart below; to which your response was (post #252); "Yeh there was a very quick entry there, may reform for another yet" If you have time, would you please show me (us) the "Quick Entry" you mentioned. I have marked up the chart with my interpretation of what I've read up to pg 14 & the last three pages. Thanks, Darryl {image}Ignored
DislikedIn case I missed this: 1. Is there any guide or restriction on the number of bars between points? Can it be as few as 2 bars? 2. How about the width of the "void"? Can the void be a much greater number of bars than between the points? I look forward to anyone's reply.Ignored
Dislikedrifid, or someone else that is certain of this answer; • Mention is made to "pinny" candlesticks. Does this observation apply to pins in both directions or only pins which seem to get rejected at each attempt to break the price level for entry? I have my own ideas on this however clarification from you would be much more valid than my thoughts.Ignored
Disliked{quote} When i refer to 'pinny' candles i am refering to largish wicks both top and bottom, indicating indecision in the market and best to stay out.Ignored