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Old Jan 19, 2011 2:45pm
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I'd say that is certainly one aspect of it. This has a lot to do with the mechanics behind pin bar situations as opposed to clean trending markets. Basically, is there real time support or resistance behind a move or does the move fall on it's face? A strongly trending market (sharp slope) with small pullbacks indicate a strong bid re-population, while a strong move that collapses on itself shows no professional interest. Large traders have to average in anyways, so if values are shifting, the pros will have robots that quickly enter bids or asks...

Very good post.
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Old Jan 21, 2011 11:06am
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Today I found something interesting (it seems to me that I still cannot see the moves until AFTER they happened) and even though I dislike pictures in this thread I will attach one to show you what I have been looking for.

There is a yellow box marking the move I'm talking about.
IF order flow thinking is that price moves because it has to find liquidity at certain places then in FX it is more than 100% that it will find liquidity at round numbers.

The move down below 82.00 is a perfect example of what Darkstar illustrated to us in the liquidity...

Great approach...Keep it up lad
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