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nunrgguy replied Mar 5, 2014This entire thread has been crying out for an EA from the beginning. Why no one has stepped up to the mark yet is beyond me
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 5, 2014
You think I don't know this?
Go back through the thread find the picture with 2 MAs on it. One is one the other is 2, one is from the close, one from the open. Moving average of 1 is 1 Now set it to exp or linear weighted or high, low, ...The magical mystery tour of the divine markets
- nunrgguy replied Mar 5, 2014
403 was the monthly chart so those pros using the 200 MA must not have traded for at least 3 years. Goodness knows how the market moved so much in that time.
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 5, 2014
It is FACT that PROS use moving averages because everyone says they do. Therefore it must be true. Anyone questioning this piece of non-logic must be an idiot.
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 5, 2014
We'd need a pro for that
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 4, 2014 Price reacts to NO moving averageThe magical mystery tour of the divine markets
- nunrgguy replied Mar 4, 2014
Anyone that says that the pros do not use moving averages is obviously an idiot!
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 4, 2014
Watch price 'reacting' to the 200ma
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 4, 2014
See how price is reacting to the 200MA image It's what all the pros use in institutions. Irrefutable FACT
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 4, 2014
If it was you? That said you were using the supply demand indicator I recommend you do not use it - it will confuse the hell out of you as it draws levels here, there and everywhere, especially at the newest swing high/low when price is just ...
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 4, 2014
S/D levels and S/R are similar but not quite the same and they're not the same in their usage. S/R levels are generally drawn from extremes of market turning points. The more times a level is hit the stronger it is thought to be. Now stick a fractal ...
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 4, 2014
Some much needed additions to the bu11sh1t template
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- nunrgguy commented Mar 4, 2014
Depends what kind of institution you mean.
GBPUSD moves below the 200 hour MA. Continues to be stuck in range
- nunrgguy commented Mar 4, 2014
28 years experience and still punting nonsense about a moving average
GBPUSD moves below the 200 hour MA. Continues to be stuck in range
- nunrgguy commented Mar 4, 2014
Gave them a damn good prodding
ECB readies back door step to loosen policy
- nunrgguy replied Mar 1, 2014
Maybe - if you got caught short and it went long to the upper level there's no guarantee it's going to come back - that's the same kind of thinking you should be using when you enter: WHO got caught going the wrong way??? Everyone expects price to ...
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 1, 2014
I've not drawn it in but you should also see from the H4 chart where there was a possible re entry long. It's there on the 5 minute too - whats just below the consolidation? Orders Orders from where? See the H4 chart, it's plain as day and almost to ...
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- nunrgguy replied Mar 1, 2014
Re your EU. This is hindsight. I don't know where you were or what you did EU is a basket case, too many traders, too many trade it making it even more efficient. Price moves between all levels until all participants are wiped out. That's what the ...
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- nunrgguy replied Feb 28, 2014
Sometimes condensing your chart give you a clearer picture Zoom out Not in
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