"Bulls make money, Bears make money, but hogs get slaughtered"
- #79,602
- Mar 6, 2015 6:01am Mar 6, 2015 6:01am
{quote} {quote} GBPUSD Short Trades Closed: Trade 1 closed for loss of 201.8 pips average, 4,036 pips total loss. Trade 2 closed for gain of 280.0 pios average, 55,995.6 pips total gain. {image} {image}
"Bulls make money, Bears make money, but hogs get slaughtered"
- #79,603
- Edited 6:47am Mar 6, 2015 6:16am | Edited 6:47am
- Joined Jan 2007 | Status: Senior Member | 6,517 Posts
EU, M1 scalp +25.5 on pullback to 1.09000 key level with next target 1.087xx level.
http://assets.forexfactory.net/nfs/c...ar265241_2.gif Msis125125
"Right I think its time to outline some serious changes in wrong direction on this thread, I have been following this thread for over a year and now it just looks wrong, scalpers, trenders, haters. Only person I see here doing the Sonic Way is TAH and few more, but his scalping staff has to stop. Either post why scalped and why entered, or don't post. You confuse people and make this thread looks like s**t. The point of all this is to learn and to teach, but all I see is pip measure who made more. The fact is the same no one beside TAH actually makes any money. So teach or learn, but stop pip contest, no one cares about it unless it is consistent and simple. I do understand why TAH want to retire from this thread."
Comment: WOW!! Read this comment as appears directed towards me about posting non-classic setup charts with scalps and miscellaneous Sonic R styles as they may be confusing to traders. I post my scalps with explanations for entries and exits due to the PM's I've received from traders interested in my scalping style. (even going back to the old THV thread) I have been trading for quite some time and surely am not interested in taking the time from trading to posting charts for bragging rights about my few small pips
when many here make hundreds. ( I also post my losses as well as my gains) I look for and trade classic's as taught here by TAH but will drop down to a lower t/f and look for PASR entries as well as other S & R key level entries. If there is no further interest here in re: PASR scalping I will definitely discontinue posting my non-classic trades as that is less work for me only attempting to help others!
http://assets.forexfactory.net/nfs/c...ar265241_2.gif Msis125125
"Right I think its time to outline some serious changes in wrong direction on this thread, I have been following this thread for over a year and now it just looks wrong, scalpers, trenders, haters. Only person I see here doing the Sonic Way is TAH and few more, but his scalping staff has to stop. Either post why scalped and why entered, or don't post. You confuse people and make this thread looks like s**t. The point of all this is to learn and to teach, but all I see is pip measure who made more. The fact is the same no one beside TAH actually makes any money. So teach or learn, but stop pip contest, no one cares about it unless it is consistent and simple. I do understand why TAH want to retire from this thread."
Comment: WOW!! Read this comment as appears directed towards me about posting non-classic setup charts with scalps and miscellaneous Sonic R styles as they may be confusing to traders. I post my scalps with explanations for entries and exits due to the PM's I've received from traders interested in my scalping style. (even going back to the old THV thread) I have been trading for quite some time and surely am not interested in taking the time from trading to posting charts for bragging rights about my few small pips
when many here make hundreds. ( I also post my losses as well as my gains) I look for and trade classic's as taught here by TAH but will drop down to a lower t/f and look for PASR entries as well as other S & R key level entries. If there is no further interest here in re: PASR scalping I will definitely discontinue posting my non-classic trades as that is less work for me only attempting to help others! 
Keep It Simple
- #79,604
- Mar 6, 2015 6:31am Mar 6, 2015 6:31am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
- #79,605
- Mar 6, 2015 6:38am Mar 6, 2015 6:38am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
- #79,606
- Mar 6, 2015 6:50am Mar 6, 2015 6:50am
NZD/USD Still Hold the shorts. MayB i will close this all position on friday or next week, i dont know, just keep watching the PVSRA clues.. {image}
The price is on the rangnig area after the retracement on several weeks. MayB its the time to continue the trend (Bearish). on bigger TF (H4) the Robber Bank MMs seems contribute with high activity to pull the price to the lower level, look at the notable volume (red)-- otherwise, the green activity seems getting weaker. Based on my view point, the Robber Bank MMs try to reached the higher level while they pushed te price on some weeks ago, to make some money for their liquidities to add more shorts on higher high. MMs on the short side....
__MJ
"Bulls make money, Bears make money, but hogs get slaughtered"
- #79,607
- Mar 6, 2015 7:01am Mar 6, 2015 7:01am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
- #79,608
- Edited 8:29am Mar 6, 2015 7:15am | Edited 8:29am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
{quote} USDCAD Alert The Alert still sounds! Yesterday, prrior to the CAD high impact relase (about 7.5 hours ago) the MMs were pushing up the price. There was the distinct possibility they were doing that to get price above the half number to fill big player short orders ahead of the release. Price did not reverse at/after the CAD release. Instead, the MMs continued the push until they got the price above the upper whole number, an even better and more likely place for big players to place orders to short this! And now the price is somewhat off...
At this point I am not sure if to say the Alert is still valid or not.
I ask myself, in the wake of this going back up in the face of "supposed further USD strengthening", if the USD is now continuously showing strengthening, and if the Robber Banks keep pumping up the price with every major USD high impact release......
......then why are the highs getting lower and lower?
I remain bearish on this one. Personally, it continues to look like the MMs suck in shorts and then stop them out,....again and again and again and again. And each time they pump the price up, they might also be doing it because more and more the big players are putting additional orders to short this up at higher prices. So, while the manipulated move up by the MMs can stop out some shorts of others, and give the MMs liquidity for their own shorts, once the MMs have the price back up they are essentially forcing everyone to trade in the new price area. This gives the MMs the chance to range price - move it up and down - and start filling those new orders to short this pair by obtaining liquidity from sucked in longs.
-tah
- #79,609
- Edited 7:34am Mar 6, 2015 7:22am | Edited 7:34am
- Joined Jan 2007 | Status: Senior Member | 6,517 Posts
The Sonic R classic trade is the backbone to this system PVSRA and I post these low t/f charts to illustrate how the key levels are many times respected as can be clearly seen on this M1 chart. Good entries and exits can be found by drilling down from the M15 classic. Most of my entries and exits are based on the PA relative to these levels. TAH many times will drill down to M1, not to trade but to observe a clear picture of volume relative to the PVA candles..........
Keep It Simple
- #79,610
- Edited 9:15am Mar 6, 2015 8:53am | Edited 9:15am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
The Markets are Corrupt and the Market Making Banks Have It That Way....
The information below is extracted from another thread. It is educational and extremely important to realize that the MMs can.....whenever they want to, really!.....move price in a single tick past a bunch of buy and sell orders, totally ignoring those orders and placing the price where they have decided they want it! There can be no greater proof the markets are corrupt and that they are corrupt due to the thieving Robber Banks that have total authority over price, the direction of price, how far it moves, and what orders are ignored during the move!
The false regulators (SEC, CFTC, NFA, FCA, ....whatever) are themselves corrupted by the influence of these Robber Banks, clearly making no moves to outlaw the movement of price when it ignores intervening orders. These false regulators pay more attention to assuring they do nothing that stands in the way of these Robber Banks profiting thru price manipulation, than they do to their own "Charter Lies" that profess assuring a fair market and level playing field for all.
Whenever price moves, all existing pending orders within the span of that move should be executed. The liquidity providers/MMs should be responsible to do this. If they are not held responsible to do this, then what stands in the way of them more and more frequently ping ponging price back and forth while ignoring orders in between?
Where are the safeguards against this happening more and more? There are none! There are no safeguards against this happening at all! If you trade the markets (currency, stocks, ETFs, derivatives, etc.) you trade a corrupted, rigged market wherein the liquidity providing Robber Banks/MMs can move price and ignore your pending order if they wish to do so. There are no laws preventing this! The fact that they don't do this every day should not be cause to be unconcerned because on some future day that they do it, they might take everything you have.
-tah
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Whenever your stop loss order price is reached, it is executed as a market order. If you want to buy at a certain price, there has to be a seller on the other side to complete that transaction. If there is no buyer or seller at that specific price for the other side of the transaction, then the market order is filled at the next available price. If your order is gapped over during an illiquid market period such as weekend open or NFP, then you will likely experience slippage. If you're trading in the forex, stock, or futures market, then you have to be willing to accept the risk that goes along with having orders executed during illiquid market conditions. There's no sugar coating this.
Slippage is one of the risks you assume when trading. The risk of slippage is greatest during volatile markets such as around a news announcement like NFP, or when holding trades over the weekend. Speaking of NFP, take a look at the below chart which shows the GBP/USD tick chart right at 8:30am ET during the March 8, 2013 NFP release.
http://img812.imageshack.us/img812/2...01332723pm.png
GBP/USD dropped from 1.50361 to 1.49972 in one tick. Yes one tick! That means there were no quotes quoted by the liquidity providers in between those prices. If you had an order to sell GBP/USD at 1.5020, your order would not have been filled at 1.5020 because there was no quote at that price from a liquidity provider offering to buy when you wanted to sell. You likely would have been filled at the next available price around 1.49972. FXCM isn't deciding to fill or not fill at certain prices, your orders are filled based on liquidity and where there is liquidity on the other side of the transaction to fill your order.
The information below is extracted from another thread. It is educational and extremely important to realize that the MMs can.....whenever they want to, really!.....move price in a single tick past a bunch of buy and sell orders, totally ignoring those orders and placing the price where they have decided they want it! There can be no greater proof the markets are corrupt and that they are corrupt due to the thieving Robber Banks that have total authority over price, the direction of price, how far it moves, and what orders are ignored during the move!
The false regulators (SEC, CFTC, NFA, FCA, ....whatever) are themselves corrupted by the influence of these Robber Banks, clearly making no moves to outlaw the movement of price when it ignores intervening orders. These false regulators pay more attention to assuring they do nothing that stands in the way of these Robber Banks profiting thru price manipulation, than they do to their own "Charter Lies" that profess assuring a fair market and level playing field for all.
Whenever price moves, all existing pending orders within the span of that move should be executed. The liquidity providers/MMs should be responsible to do this. If they are not held responsible to do this, then what stands in the way of them more and more frequently ping ponging price back and forth while ignoring orders in between?
Where are the safeguards against this happening more and more? There are none! There are no safeguards against this happening at all! If you trade the markets (currency, stocks, ETFs, derivatives, etc.) you trade a corrupted, rigged market wherein the liquidity providing Robber Banks/MMs can move price and ignore your pending order if they wish to do so. There are no laws preventing this! The fact that they don't do this every day should not be cause to be unconcerned because on some future day that they do it, they might take everything you have.
-tah------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Whenever your stop loss order price is reached, it is executed as a market order. If you want to buy at a certain price, there has to be a seller on the other side to complete that transaction. If there is no buyer or seller at that specific price for the other side of the transaction, then the market order is filled at the next available price. If your order is gapped over during an illiquid market period such as weekend open or NFP, then you will likely experience slippage. If you're trading in the forex, stock, or futures market, then you have to be willing to accept the risk that goes along with having orders executed during illiquid market conditions. There's no sugar coating this.
Slippage is one of the risks you assume when trading. The risk of slippage is greatest during volatile markets such as around a news announcement like NFP, or when holding trades over the weekend. Speaking of NFP, take a look at the below chart which shows the GBP/USD tick chart right at 8:30am ET during the March 8, 2013 NFP release.
http://img812.imageshack.us/img812/2...01332723pm.png
GBP/USD dropped from 1.50361 to 1.49972 in one tick. Yes one tick! That means there were no quotes quoted by the liquidity providers in between those prices. If you had an order to sell GBP/USD at 1.5020, your order would not have been filled at 1.5020 because there was no quote at that price from a liquidity provider offering to buy when you wanted to sell. You likely would have been filled at the next available price around 1.49972. FXCM isn't deciding to fill or not fill at certain prices, your orders are filled based on liquidity and where there is liquidity on the other side of the transaction to fill your order.
- #79,612
- Mar 6, 2015 10:25am Mar 6, 2015 10:25am
- | Joined May 2014 | Status: Trader | 2,733 Posts
EU, M1 scalp +25.5 on pullback to 1.09000 key level with next target 1.087xx level. {image} Msis125125 "Right I think its time to outline some serious changes in wrong direction on this thread, I have been following this thread for over a year and now it just looks wrong, scalpers, trenders, haters. Only person I see here doing the Sonic Way is TAH and few more, but his scalping staff has to stop. Either post why scalped and why entered, or don't post. You confuse people and make this thread looks...
We have read dozens of posts to find one that contains valuable little jewels to learn and add to our own arsenal information. Not easy to find these posts.
Cigarguy, your posts are part of this valuable category, such as TrendyTrade, although in different styles.
Any trader appreciate your posts. Courage and do not stop posting.
Donde hay Patron no manda Marinero
- #79,614
- Edited 4:53pm Mar 6, 2015 4:21pm | Edited 4:53pm
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
{quote}We start 3 big wave od last V bigger Wave {image} Regards for all.
Yep. Really, it is amazing that some folks have bought the "bullish propaganda", because price already reached the steps going down to the basement. And it is clear the thieving Robber Banks that make the market in gold have stocked up on additional shorts with this last push up, a push up that obviously sucked in the liquidity providing longs that make it all possible!
For more of the complete story of the "GOLD: The Big Sting (and the Banks Stink!)":
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...89#post7780889
And, you can search this thread using the keywords "GOLD", "The Big Sting", etc. and click on the links to my posts.
-tah
- #79,616
- Mar 7, 2015 1:34am Mar 7, 2015 1:34am
- Joined Oct 2013 | Status: Trader | 1,929 Posts
This is why I have LONG on USD/JPY before news.{image} {image}
If u luv happiness, start w/ discomfort, make friends w/ pain and failure.
100 Hits 0 Miss All Time Return:
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- #79,619
- Edited 8:47am Mar 7, 2015 8:08am | Edited 8:47am
- Joined Jan 2007 | Status: Senior Member | 6,517 Posts
{quote} We have read dozens of posts to find one that contains valuable little jewels to learn and add to our own arsenal information. Not easy to find these posts. Cigarguy, your posts are part of this valuable category, such as TrendyTrade, although in different styles. Any trader appreciate your posts. Courage and do not stop posting.
Thanks for the kind words and glad to hear that my posts have been helpful. The Sonic R system as provided by and taught by TAH offers tremendous insight to what actually transpires within the market and behind the scenes by MM's and banks. I, in no way am attempting to distract from the backbone Classic trades but just offering my take on the importance of PASR giving special attention to key levels thus offering great scalping opportunities......
Keep It Simple
- #79,620
- Edited 9:52am Mar 7, 2015 9:07am | Edited 9:52am
- Joined Mar 2008 | Status: PVSRA with Traderathome | 23,553 Posts
The Sonic R. System Has No Commercial Interests!
Dear Sonikers,
This weekend, Forex Factory has moved the Sonic R. System thread to their "Commercial" section.
For whatever reasons this was done, I assure you that the Sonic R.System on Forex Factory has no commercial interests. Everything offered here is done in "sharing is caring" fashion. That is how it has been, how it is, and how it will remain so long as I am associated with it.
Nothing has changed except that Forex Factory has reclassified the thread for whatever reasons of it's own. But it changes nothing because we do not sell anything on this thread! Indeed, for anyone viewing this thread, they can pick up the best template and indicators in the world, and damn good signals to boot, absolutely free!
-tah
Dear Sonikers,
This weekend, Forex Factory has moved the Sonic R. System thread to their "Commercial" section.
For whatever reasons this was done, I assure you that the Sonic R.System on Forex Factory has no commercial interests. Everything offered here is done in "sharing is caring" fashion. That is how it has been, how it is, and how it will remain so long as I am associated with it.
Nothing has changed except that Forex Factory has reclassified the thread for whatever reasons of it's own. But it changes nothing because we do not sell anything on this thread! Indeed, for anyone viewing this thread, they can pick up the best template and indicators in the world, and damn good signals to boot, absolutely free!
-tah