Sonic R. System

Quoting Bernhard

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just like to say hello for everybody here. I was not active in FX for some month had other stuff to do. Hope everything goes well? A quick question (and TAH please dont tell me read first post or indicator, I did) Can I disable the yellow lines in the trade levels. I dont wont this infos only the trade dots and trade lines for open and closed trade. thx {image} those not

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Quoting MisterG

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Nice classic long on AUDUSD on m1 , profit locked and still riding the wave Pivot point was first target it was reached , waiting for some action from here. {image}

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Quoting AdrianC

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Hi guys, is been awhile since my last post. Hope you guys doing great bagging pips! It's a friday trade safe. Just some small analysis for coming week. AUDUSD H1 Price tends to staying below half number several times. {image} M15 possible HL? {image} EURAUD H4 PRZ? Near to RWH trade with care. {image} M15 still showing an up trend. Maybe some hint will show up next monday. {image} -AdrianC.

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Quoting Retsu

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USDCAD SL hunt on longs the 1st thing I thought when I saw the gap and the increase after was islands reversal {image}

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Quoting traderathome

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Market Comment: GBPxxx Pairs Sonicers, Here is a speculative reason for the pump in GBPxxx pairs. The Scottish vote tomorrow. Yes, you have heard this already, but think this thru a bit more..... You see, it has already been speculated in the "news" that if the vote is "Yes" for separation from the UK, then the GBP could drop as much as 10% of it's value. If you examine the achieved pumps on the GBP pairs, and do the math, you will discover that the pumps have achieved about a 60% "pre-vote" cushion. This is to say that the MMs have already blown up the prices such that if the "Yes" vote wins and the GBP starts to drop, the MMs have already pumped it enough such that a 10% drop would leave prices not nearly so drastically lower than they were before the MMs began pumping up the prices. And the "10%" figure was the exaggerated number. What drop is more reasonably expected might now already be fully cushioned. The significance is this. Whether or not the "Yes" vote wins, the prices will most likely plummet. The prices are totally "bogus" at this point, nothing but fabrications by the Robber Banks looking to protect their asses if the "Yes" vote wins. But by doing this, they have also built in a bonanza future profit when they slam prices down even if the "Yes" vote loses! "It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman!" Nope. These increasing prices - able to leap small buildings in a single bound - are nothing more than super manipulation by the market corrupting Robber Banks!

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Quoting traderathome

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GBP Comment: The Robber Banks have been pushing this up aggressively ahead of the Scottish vote. They now have GBP pairs so high that if the pairs drop in price due to a "Yes" vote, the resultant lows could be about where the pushes all started. In effect, the Robber Banks have a cushion against any reasonable drop in prices now "built into" the prices! The interesting thing here is all the short building the Robber Banks might have been doing along their manipulated roads up on the GBP pairs, and that they might whack the prices back down themselves...

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Quoting Retsu

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AUDJPY dragon spotted pointing down {image} Looks like the last thing wasn`t a real dragon and was way too big in terms of time

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Quoting traderathome

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{quote} {quote} GBP: Comment Told cha! And this is could very likely be just the start..... {image}

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Quoting Retsu

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USDCAD SL hunt on longs the 1st thing I thought when I saw the gap and the increase after was islands reversal {image}

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Quoting Forex-Forex

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GBPJPY Short Trade Closed: Day Trading Closed for Profit of about 106 pips average/total. This was for 0.6 lots = $596.56 {image} GBPUSD Short Trade Closed: Day Trading Closed for Profit of about 80 pips average/total. This was for 0.6 lots = $493.36 {image}

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Quoting Al-Agha

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{quote} May I know the indicator drawing the Red and Blue thick lines on your chart ... Thank you,

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Quoting leentjai

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opened classic GBP/CHF Short and AUD/NZD Long {image} {image}

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