TMS for M30 charts

Hi Davit, I assume this is correct, just drop it on the chart?

yes and test and watch PA how it effects.I find 61 100 very powerful
Too many examples but look at GU today
Idea to me is If price is heading to 61 and stalling very good chance PA may reverse for correction.Once confirmed by TDI with TMS30 rules then you got very high probability trade.So pivots to me are road signs.

Important to note that if price is in grey area on TDI 32below /above 68 then trend is too strong.Don't get hit by the train.
This rule I really like by LK.
Looking at GU price is in grey means downtrend is not exhausted yet even though its at key fib pivot.
This often happens on strong fundemetal moves like we are experiencing on USD
Yellen IR hike NFP you get the drift right?Important to see the context of the moves.

EG 61R becoming a support 7090
and so on and on.

Good to see a fellow south-african in the group

Awesome thanks. GA was to the tee

Thanks, welcome!

GA potential long?

USD/CHF expected to face Bear Pressure on Correction, so keep a eye on that.

Hi LK
Aussie has become flight safe heaven(for time being but could change after mid Dec).With US Yellen uncertainty money goes to safer currencies like the Aussie
Should GU drop further below 49 GA will follow suit.
To me its no trade but market could prove me wrong.
regards

What're you waiting for jump in ? Synery bar, PA, or some thing ? It looked too bearish to jump on counter trend

Thanks Davit for the heads-up.
Longbk, no action right now, spotting potential does not mean anything if PA not supporting and it is facing DOL too. Enjoy watching and let market come to us

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Good morning, lilika. What is gbk? Thanks!

EA +36 pips TP at S123 pivot making LL HL

got my stack, third time did it

EJ +28 pips made a double top at R38 making LL, LH

I've got to share that half of this sets traders up for confirmation bias. And confirmation bias is a sure-fire way to blow accounts.

Take care with these 10 things bla-bla-bla lists

EJ I'll go for +30

TP +20

I hate when I get +20 and 10 min after that price goes my way.It's insane

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Longbk is a nickname of a trader posting just right above where you quoted my recent post