Disliked{quote} Fair play!That sort of fast action isn't for me
Setting a buy limit at .7625 here
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Disliked{quote} Fair play!That sort of fast action isn't for me
Setting a buy limit at .7625 here
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DislikedWatch the price action though Blue, theres plenty of strength in it, still making higher highs and higher lows on the 15. Im in favour of seeing 7750 today.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Wrong again !!! - How many more attempts are you going to have ? Take this last call of yours - Market didn't break 0.7800 instead it broke to the downside and stopped at 0.7590. You're big problem is that your constantly late to the trade. You can draw as many pretty lines as you like but if you can't read or feel market momentum through the price action of a currency and its related peers you haven't got a hope.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thats safe Alex but I'm not sure price is going to visit there again, if it does, it breaks a lot of todays structure and would make the pair vulnerable to further decline. The up down behaviour over the last days / weeks, i wouldn't be surprised to see this weeks price candle completely engulf last weeks bear candle. If that happens, i will without doubt be long from the commencing week.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I don't really care if it goes back to visit or not. That's the only place I would buy - not interested in chasing the bottom or the market, but if I see a bottom I will take the zone that forms it. Got 6 other positions open anywayIgnored
Disliked{quote} But if you realistically think price could go back to .7625 then shouldn't you close some of your open positions at current levels to lock in profit in the meantime (or did you have other positions where you've already done that?) ie have some positions for short term gain, some for medium term and some for long term is how I often structure things to account for different market conditions (ranging vs decisive moves)Ignored
Disliked{quote} Not on AUDUSDBut yes, though I only have short-term (0-5 days) and mid-term (2-3 weeks) positions for now. My account balance isn't large enough to support long-term positions
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Disliked{quote} First part of your comment (particularly combined with the account balance comment) confuses me. I'm guessing you are super confident that AUDUSD is medium term going up. Fair enough. If account balance is an issue though than why tie up margin in an order to open for a position you don't expect filled? If you do expect it filled than why not take profit in an existing short term position so that you can go harder when price gets to 7625? End of day it doesn't need to make sense to me and I hope that you make good profit from your positions....Ignored
Disliked{quote} I meant that my open positions aren't on AUDUSD, sorry for not being clear and confusing you this early in the morning (or is it late in the evening in Australia? )Ignored
Disliked{quote} the simple explanations are often the easiest!It is early evening at present.
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DislikedShould hit the 127 fib extension from the low on June 28 of 7587, which comes in at 7745 area. Take profit there and buy back in on fall backIgnored