Disliked{quote} a close above 11820's should take us to 11880 then eyes on 11940's, thats my target for nowIgnored
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Disliked{quote} a close above 11820's should take us to 11880 then eyes on 11940's, thats my target for nowIgnored
Dislikedthe uj is in a place where a drop, maybe a fast one is very possible. so eu the has room to bounce.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I have GJ going DOWN to 178.344 Early Sunday, Then a bounce UP back DOWN to 176.19x, Then BIG UP Have A Pending BUY at 176.240Ignored
DislikedI see that the eurusd price is completely oversold near to 1.1800 but dont know for how long.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Lots are given, pips are given, so what is so hard about getting potential profit from these trades?! And I really do not know how someone wanted to come up with account calculation from that ...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Nobody was talking about calculating account size from information, just about the profit made from it ... did go something wrong that you need to look for trouble? Sorry for you!Ignored
Disliked{quote} I think, that you can take Dow Theories ABC-moves and make a very profitable system out of itIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hi Infinitus, Thank you for your response. I actually think that all of Ian's levels and measurements are too confusing. I also don't like how he is always quick to point out how HEW is better or superior than EW. I've been profitable consistently since I started counting using the original EW concept and whenever I'm not sure of the right direction I look for help from other Elliotician such as yourself by reading their postings. I am having a hard time with pinpointing targets and so I also use levels pointed out by others whom I follow...Ignored
DislikedWhat do you all think about this: Large institutional investors want to take profits on their eu shorts after such a sustained move, in order to lock in profits. To take profits, they must buy, which would move the market up against them as they attempt to close their positions. That is unless they have plenty of willing retail sellers to buy from. Thus, they predict a good NFP release, knowing that retailers will sell eu, and time their exit strategy with the release; providing them the ability to close massive amounts of short positions with only...Ignored
DislikedWhat do you all think about this: Large institutional investors want to take profits on their eu shorts after such a sustained move, in order to lock in profits. To take profits, they must buy, which would move the market up against them as they attempt to close their positions. That is unless they have plenty of willing retail sellers to buy from. Thus, they predict a good NFP release, knowing that retailers will sell eu, and time their exit strategy with the release; providing them the ability to close massive amounts of short positions with only...Ignored