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With respect to Eur/Jpy, what does the BOSS tell you?
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Disliked{quote} Hello Stiellerr Nice to see you posting! With respect to Eur/Jpy, what does the BOSS tell you? {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hello trogger Thanks for the reply, I see your point! & have attached further analysis of the E/J BOSS, please let me know your thoughts The reason i found the 127.5 level to be interesting the other day (although, not with the immediate boss trend) was Big Boss immediate trend = Down Boss in a corrective swing up and approaching boss resistance Price approaching the top of the controlling candle Double top on the worker Worker candles slowing down and respecting boss resistance i.e. growing wicks and tails As it turns out there was no...Ignored
DislikedEURJPY {quote} Good analysis - Wild Thing will be proud of you! The only thing to add is that the Primary Trend is still UP even though it is corrective. This "could" mean that PRICE ACTION on the Worker will be "choppy" until there is a CLOSE below the Strat Shadow. As far as CHF goes, if you are trading it on short time frames or trading in the direction of SNB protection, you ""should"" be OK - just remember that SNB is a private financial organisation rather than a government body and, as such, are free to do what they want without notice -...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks for the feedback strat, this is becoming a valuable learning exercise! I see the boss has closed with a shooting star-ish candle at boss resistance. This is my view of it. I will be watching the worker closely next week, and seeing what it does if price closes below the worker strat shadow {image}Ignored
DislikedEURJPY {quote} Shooting Star at Strat Shadow resistance - Classic PASR Once we CLOSE below the long term trend line, there are thousands of pips to be banked {image}Ignored
DislikedEURJPY {quote} Shooting Star at Strat Shadow resistance - Classic PASR Once we CLOSE below the long term trend line, there are thousands of pips to be banked {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Strat Can you please explain the difference between trend line "A" & trend line "B" in the image below? What is it that makes you think a break of "B" will set us up for 1000's of pips? i cannot see the difference between the two... {image} I am watching the worker very closely, currently testing last weeks low, a close below the strat shadow & trend line will definitely get my attention Some of the other yen pairs are looking very appealing too (quite similar), might be a case of who's the weakest, that is if they don't run off without...Ignored
DislikedEURJPY {quote} The problem with trend lines is that they are static and often broken and re-tested as described by the Walking Dead in the post above yours. I prefer to follow the Strat Shadow which, once you learn and understand how to use it, provides DYNAMIC support and resistance. I follow GBPJPY and EURJPY more closely than other pairs as they provide me with bigger profit potential - more bang for the buck. Both are lining up for a drop although they are currently stalling in consolidation. To answer your question, take a goosey at the Big...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Strat, I have been "lurking" this thread for a number of years. Really appreciate what you do hereIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hi strat, I left you e message on the members forum, regarding my lifetime membership, but haven't heard back from anyone yet, would you mind looking in to it please. I'm registered as DaveC. you may recall exchanges with me many months ago as I'm from your old stomping ground in Huddersfield. CheersIgnored