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- cadrmn replied Sep 26, 2011
Beware the fakeout breakouts right now, imo. Let it break above strong resistance at 1.3545 with conviction, even though every fiber in your being might be telling you to go long here. Be patient...
- cadrmn replied Sep 25, 2011
Then again? This is where patience paid off. 21 Range cross never happened.
- cadrmn replied Sep 25, 2011
I use Ninja Trader, but should be able to get a range chart on any platform. When you set up your timeframe, from the drop down menu, just choose "range", same as you would choose other timeframes like, "daily", "hour", "minute" etc. Here is a 21 ...
- cadrmn replied Sep 25, 2011
Yes Ibuks, I generally use range charts. Pretty tough to have the patience to wait for the pattern to develop on the longer timeframes, as I do not hold overnight positions. But VERY effective on the 21 and 13 range charts. I'll upload some charts ...
- cadrmn replied Sep 25, 2011
24/200 EMA Cross — Hi Ibuks. I've been following this thread with interest. Have you tried dropping a 200 EMA onto your chart? It takes just as much patience to wait for the right setup, but when the 24 crosses the 200, it is usually a good ...
- cadrmn replied Sep 22, 2011
Let me pretty that drawing up for you a bit... image
- cadrmn replied Sep 22, 2011
Something's up, I agree. What I see is a lot of room above .3567 and below .3507, but with a lot of static in between.
- cadrmn replied Sep 22, 2011
Meaning what ??? Very serious question...What does that mean?
- cadrmn replied Sep 22, 2011
Yes, I do watch that. Do you find that price tends to get a little sloppy around the 200 EMA on certain timeframes?
- cadrmn replied Sep 22, 2011
Can you elaborate on your EMA cross? I look for similar setup, but not sure which timeframe you are using. I usually see the cross, and then wait for a pullback to enter in the direction of the cross. 20 does not cross 200 on all my longer frames ...
- cadrmn replied Sep 22, 2011
OK, Thanks. More importantly though - Any idea what caused that move that began at 18:06 EST from 1.3452 - 1.3563 ?
- cadrmn replied Sep 22, 2011
Hey There. I trade the US session, and generally finish up before 12:00 noon US time. Just stepped in front of my monitor, and very surprised to see a 100 pip upward move on the Euro at such an odd time earlier tonight. Any idea what caused it? ...
- cadrmn replied Sep 20, 2011
Careful here? Look how many times we've tested that .3711 area and gotten rejected. You seeing a break up? Needs to get through .3714 first. What are your thoughts here?
- cadrmn replied Sep 14, 2011
EVERY trader in EVERY room is looking at a chart that is very close to the one that MR1976 posted below, myself included. There is a channel between 1.3778 and 1.3556. Sell the highs at resistance and buy the lows at support until something changes. ...
- cadrmn replied Sep 9, 2011
Can you tell me please. MOFU = Morning formation?
- cadrmn replied Sep 9, 2011
Nice call ! I was looking for 1.3950 myself. Hope you got in.
- cadrmn replied Sep 3, 2011
Sorry for the remedial question, but what does "mofu" stand for. Forex answer only please ! Thank You
- cadrmn replied Aug 28, 2011
What do you pay your broker per contract for a round turn on Euro/USD if I might ask? I'm personally shocked at the hidden commissions and exchange fees, but what is one to do? They've got us by the balls. I'm certainly open to suggestions. Thx.
- cadrmn replied Aug 28, 2011
Ibuks, Thanks for the response. That works for me !
- cadrmn replied Aug 27, 2011
Keeping the same strategy while Euro is in this zone. Buy the lows (.4325) and sell the highs (.4500) until it shows me otherwise. Your charts show significant support and resistance at those levels as well. If it breaks above or below those levels, ...