That little spike got pretty close to the bottom of the range. That could be it for the bears, maybe bull time now?
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DislikedThat little spike got pretty close to the bottom of the range. That could be it for the bears, maybe bull time now?Ignored
DislikedIf that spike is it, then it would have completed a very symmetrical diamond reversal pattern......if prices rises from here, of course.Ignored
Dislikedsoooooooo.... when price came to my target ...my spread magically increased x2 times.....hhhhhmmmm forex.com fu.. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yep, news spike spread got me too. I had to wait a bit to jump in long...Ignored
Disliked{quote} that is just bs..... yesterday i been watching em most of day doing it with my targets. x2 x3 times spread increase ... only near em. and there wasnt any news. so im done with themIgnored
Disliked{quote} that is just bs..... yesterday i been watching em most of day doing it with my targets. x2 x3 times spread increase ... only near em. and there wasnt any news. so im done with themIgnored
Disliked{quote} My opinion on scheduled news reports is that they are a coin flip. Without knowing the positions of all market participants, especially large players, there is no way to really know how the market will react with everyone's expectations. That is why after major news releases you have traders complaining and posting on this forum that they are dumbfounded by the market reaction. The best type of news to trade is that which is unscheduled and therefore unexpected. No one is planning for this result or that result.Ignored