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  • #341
  • Feb 5, 2015 9:09pm Feb 5, 2015 9:09pm
Quoting investing101
I expect it to continue consolidating then we go up. I think that if crude oil turns into a bull the euro will finally reverse its course. {quote}
101;

Thank you for your answer. Do you believed the news said that eu will drop to 1.07 with qe or 1.04 without qe? i do not understand why it is connected to the crude oil? regards,
  • #342
  • Feb 5, 2015 9:11pm Feb 5, 2015 9:11pm
Quoting jusiur
useful tool {image}
jusiur;

can this tool be able to select a pair from the left side of drop down? thx
  • #343
  • Feb 6, 2015 2:43am Feb 6, 2015 2:43am
Quoting BrasilForex
{quote} Growing fine. Already closed 50% of this order at 15 pips and moved the stop to BE. No more losses here. Also closed AUDJPY order 50% at 15 pips and to rest at BE. {image}
Hi,

I see here some of you are using the multitimeframe stoch indi from ferru fx. I find this a very useful tool but can't find it in the attachments......

Is it possible to share it here?
  • #344
  • Feb 6, 2015 6:11am Feb 6, 2015 6:11am
Quoting mattkirby
{quote} Hi, I see here some of you are using the multitimeframe stoch indi from ferru fx. I find this a very useful tool but can't find it in the attachments...... Is it possible to share it here?
Here you go. Lot of multitimeframe indicators.
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  • #345
  • Feb 6, 2015 6:35am Feb 6, 2015 6:35am
Quoting FXyao
{quote} jusiur; can this tool be able to select a pair from the left side of drop down? thx
just click the currency box and type the one you want
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  • #346
  • Feb 6, 2015 6:42am Feb 6, 2015 6:42am
The first one of today.
Already booked 50% at 15 pips and moved to stop to be. I will leave it open expecting worse USD "Non-Farm Employment Change"

Good morning to all.
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  • #347
  • Feb 6, 2015 7:31am Feb 6, 2015 7:31am
NFP better than expected (257K). Closed the rest of this order at BE.
  • #348
  • Feb 6, 2015 7:41am Feb 6, 2015 7:41am
Quoting jusiur
{quote} just click the currency box and type the one you want {image}
jusjur;

how come it always go back to original pair instead of new pairs? is any setting that i need to do in the property? thx
  • #349
  • Feb 6, 2015 4:06pm Feb 6, 2015 4:06pm
I have a small issue regarding the daily though, alot of times it will reach overbought/sold but it will continue and not reverse. when should we wait to get in on the new direction? or is this the time we look at the weekly and monthly? thanks guys.[/quote]

Thatīs the art of this game....you might want to wait till it turns bullish , and not only oversold to go long on the smaller time frames....
EURUSD spent weeks and months OS and even bullish but kept plunging down...thatīs from august till now....otherwise , if this was perfect, we would be all millionaires in a few weeks...
BUT it works....
I tripled a very small capital , trading real money with this idea, plus EW...using Robert Minerīs system...oscillator dual time frame (or better triple time frame)....
One thing I added lately is stop running, if you get a signal after a notorious stop run, it works wonders...big bank players run stops on a dayly basis...remember 5 big banks trade 60 % of all volume....they have the power to run retailer stops : so called "liquidity pools"...retailer sitting ducks...
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  • #350
  • Feb 6, 2015 4:12pm Feb 6, 2015 4:12pm
Didnīt catch this yesterday but it was a text book trade:
4h bull
13 dtosc (combination of stoch. plus rsi)...turns bull right after the stop run...
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  • #351
  • Feb 6, 2015 4:34pm Feb 6, 2015 4:34pm
Quoting FXyao
{quote} Yes. 101 please correct me if not correct. thx {image} {image}
Very good explain
Try don't lose pants never...
  • #352
  • Feb 6, 2015 11:21pm Feb 6, 2015 11:21pm
Quoting cuchuflito
I have a small issue regarding the daily though, alot of times it will reach overbought/sold but it will continue and not reverse. when should we wait to get in on the new direction? or is this the time we look at the weekly and monthly? thanks guys.
Thatīs the art of this game....you might want to wait till it turns bullish , and not only oversold to go long on the smaller time frames.... EURUSD spent weeks and months OS and even bullish but kept plunging down...thatīs from august till now....otherwise , if this was perfect, we would be all millionaires in a few weeks... BUT it works.... I tripled a very small capital , trading real money with this idea, plus EW...using Robert Minerīs system...oscillator dual time frame (or better triple time frame).... One thing I added lately is stop running, if you get a signal after a notorious stop run, it works wonders...big bank players run stops on a dayly basis...remember 5 big banks trade 60 % of all volume....they have the power to run retailer stops : so called "liquidity pools"...retailer sitting ducks... {image}[/quote]
Hi cuchuflito
i am trying to get your idea but i am in doubt to undrestand it well! may give a light more!? thankyou
  • #353
  • Feb 7, 2015 3:00am Feb 7, 2015 3:00am
Quoting J0n
Investing101 I currently use tradestation as well but I don't see the stoch rsi Indicator is that something you made or can I find it on the forums?

DTOSC is the combination of both....
You can find it here

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=341996
  • #354
  • Feb 7, 2015 3:14am Feb 7, 2015 3:14am
a dayly basis...remember 5 big banks trade 60 % of all volume....they have the power to run retailer stops : so called "liquidity pools"...retailer sitting ducks... {image}[/quote] Hi cuchuflito i am trying to get your idea but i am in doubt to undrestand it well! may give a light more!? thankyou[/quote]

Practice is what we all need...
Keep it simple.
Watch what the best guys in this thread are posting...(good stuff)
Stop runs are easy to identify....look at any chart...the smaller the time frame the more you will find , cause for the Big Boys it costs $ to move the market, the more pips, the more expensive...Itīs plain manipulation...they live on "retail meat."

Look for areas of SR in the hourly, dayly 4 h and month.
Mark them, on your chart...When it comes close to the levels, pay attention at what the market does...like playing poker, Big Boys will induce small moves to get people in, then run their stops...almost every big move starts with a stop run...either at SR levels, or at obvious trailing levels (last pivot, fractal, etc..)
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  • #355
  • Feb 7, 2015 11:39am Feb 7, 2015 11:39am
Quoting cuchuflito
a dayly basis...remember 5 big banks trade 60 % of all volume....they have the power to run retailer stops : so called "liquidity pools"...retailer sitting ducks... {image}
Hi cuchuflito i am trying to get your idea but i am in doubt to undrestand it well! may give a light more!? thankyou[/quote] Practice is what we all need... Keep it simple. Watch what the best guys in this thread are posting...(good stuff) Stop runs are easy to identify....look at any chart...the smaller the time frame the more you will find , cause for the Big Boys it costs $ to move the market, the more pips, the more expensive...Itīs plain manipulation...they live on "retail meat." Look for areas of SR in the hourly, dayly 4 h and month. Mark them, on your chart...When it comes close to the levels, pay attention at what the market does...like playing poker, Big Boys will induce small moves to get people in, then run their stops...almost every big move starts with a stop run...either at SR levels, or at obvious trailing levels (last pivot, fractal, etc..) {image}[/quote]

This is how banks make money..they fool the sheep into one direction while preparing the fall as the sheep buy.
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  • #356
  • Feb 7, 2015 5:21pm Feb 7, 2015 5:21pm
Please, can you repost the image from post #17?
  • #357
  • Edited 2:20am Feb 8, 2015 2:02am | Edited 2:20am
Quoting santos23
{quote} Hi cuchuflito i am trying to get your idea but i am in doubt to undrestand it well! may give a light more!? thankyou
Practice is what we all need... Keep it simple. Watch what the best guys in this thread are posting...(good stuff) Stop runs are easy to identify....look at any chart...the smaller the time frame the more you will find , cause for the Big Boys it costs $ to move the market, the more pips, the more expensive...Itīs plain manipulation...they live on "retail meat." Look for areas of SR in the hourly, dayly 4 h and month. Mark them, on your chart...When it comes close to the levels, pay attention at what the market does...like playing poker, Big Boys will induce small moves to get people in, then run their stops...almost every big move starts with a stop run...either at SR levels, or at obvious trailing levels (last pivot, fractal, etc..) {image}[/quote] This is how banks make money..they fool the sheep into one direction while preparing the fall as the sheep buy.[/quote]
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Dear mates !Dear investing101!
may give your opinion about this pair
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  • #358
  • Feb 8, 2015 12:58pm Feb 8, 2015 12:58pm
------------------ Dear mates !Dear investing101! may give your opinion about this pair {image}[/quote]

Looks like you are short...pair is hitting the upper resistance trend line, BUT, short on an OB hour chart, while dayly and 4 hour Stoch are bullish...!

Having said that, those indies that plot many time frames stochs, in one window are fine...
PROVIDED:you find the right indicator setting for every time frame before...same setting doesnīt work for every time frame and /or pair...

Plot the indi and double check if it correlates well with the swings...then adjust the parameteres accordingly...itīs easy..
Donīt need to do this every day....but correlation to the indi changes from time to time...
same goes for MACD or DTOSC....
My 2 cents...
Happy next week trading...
  • #359
  • Feb 8, 2015 5:20pm Feb 8, 2015 5:20pm
Dearcuchuflito!
thankyou for your advise. do u mean the setting in different time frame may be different to make a correlation? may please bring an example or picture?how the setting of these group of Stochastics should be done?

thanks again
  • #360
  • Feb 9, 2015 12:46am Feb 9, 2015 12:46am
I only trade the EURUSD for certain reasons. Other currencies are too dependent on various variables "news" that could affect direction. The example you are giving GBPCAD seems like a good short as indicated by your charts but remember the oil makes the CAD really unpredictable.

Quoting arya.aryaee
{quote} Practice is what we all need... Keep it simple. Watch what the best guys in this thread are posting...(good stuff) Stop runs are easy to identify....look at any chart...the smaller the time frame the more you will find , cause for the Big Boys it costs $ to move the market, the more pips, the more expensive...Itīs plain manipulation...they live on "retail meat." Look for areas of SR in the hourly, dayly 4 h and month. Mark them, on your chart...When it comes close to the levels, pay attention at what the market does...like playing poker,...
This is how banks make money..they fool the sheep into one direction while preparing the fall as the sheep buy.[/quote] -------------------------- Dear mates !Dear investing101! may give your opinion about this pair {image}[/quote]
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