As for cable, I will buy the hell out of it at 1.2460/65...that's for sure
Look Sharp/Trade Tight
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DislikedThe only reason I wont go on that level is if I see something more interesting at the time somewhere else.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Absolutely! There are 28 currency pairs to choose from, just with the majors (USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, AUD, CHF, CAD, NZD), so we should never limit ourselves to ANY specific pair. Yes I post mostly on this cable thread, but believe me I watch them all, because there is ALWAYS something interesting happening on this pair or that pair.Ignored
DislikedI'm trying to trade less, so less pairs is a good way to start.Ignored
Disliked{quote} You truly believe that trading less is more profitable, in the long run?Ignored
DislikedAs for cable, I will buy the hell out of it at 1.2460/65...that's for sureIgnored
Disliked{quote} What I am saying is that if you have a trading edge (like the casinos), your optimum strategy is to search for your winning trading setup everywhere, not just in 6 pairs. This will not only diversify your positions, but also give you MORE trading opportunities.Ignored
Disliked{quote}Friday's bottom of $1.2525 plays a key support role, which should limit downside potential. As long as that isn't broken, look for a further rise to $1.2605 and even $1.2625 in extension. Alternatively, below $1.2525 would turn the outlook negative and call for $1.2495 and $1.2460.Ignored
Disliked{quote}Friday's bottom of $1.2525 plays a key support role, which should limit downside potential. As long as that isn't broken, look for a further rise to $1.2605 and even $1.2625 in extension. Alternatively, below $1.2525 would turn the outlook negative and call for $1.2495 and $1.2460.Ignored