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Porkpie replied Sep 28, 2010you are right, i got out too soon on that trade. The news gave it good momentum. As per odds enhancers, second touch still has some good probability but less than first touch. All depends whether you are prepared to risk a lower potential reward ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 28, 2010We had some small bounces yesterday off 5785 and then later on at 5811 which were good for small intra day profits. Today, am looking at the 720 area for GU for the next launch long and the 3320 area for euro. If you are trading both at the same ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 24, 2010hmmm. ok I think I need to explain better. By looking at daily demand/supply on the $ index I can look for potential turning points in relation to lower time frame supply/demand on GU, EU etc. I don't think it is necessary to compare time frame $ ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 24, 2010Daily $index looking very nice for GU short @ 600 area next week and 3700 area EU. Have a good weekend.
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Porkpie replied Sep 24, 2010I hope you got out with some quick profit. Although price broke away from that level quite strongly before we did have price hanging around that level for a few days previously which made it a weaker level. And also the dominant trend prevailed ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 24, 2010yup, taking her all the way to 3600 area (into next week)

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Porkpie replied Sep 24, 2010Hi BB, Been trading these levels for about a year now, and before I was trading Ross Hooks (Traders Tricks) which was good for the lower time frames. Again, a trend trading method but with less probability per trade. It was a case of maybe 3 out of ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 24, 2010careful folks, the weekly supply is a very large level, I'd only be looking for the very best smaller time frame levels to go short with a very good risk:reward.
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Porkpie replied Sep 24, 2010GU is currently sandwiched between the weekly supply zone and lower time frame demand areas that continue to uphold the dominant upward trend. I think the 1.55 area is a good zone to go long as you will not be too close to weekly supply giving ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 23, 2010Nice to see you back Dan. Can't beat the trend trading. Simplicity rules. Reading an excellent book on trend trading, 'Trend Following' by Michael Covel. Keep up the good work.

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Porkpie replied Sep 22, 2010Yep, with you on that sup. Good to see you here. Thanks for the info on the DIX bb, will check it out. Agree with regards missing opportunities and the balance required. As long as the RR is greater than 2:1 the greater the probability of the trade ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 22, 2010Classic example of the higher time frame trend continuation on the euro. If you take levels against the higher time frame trend (I use the Daily for 4h and 1h levels and the weekly levels to judge when this trend might be ending), you need to take ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 20, 2010Thanks guys. Glad to be of help. Attached is a basic cheat sheet for the 3 most important odds enhancers. The scoring works with the other 6 to determine whether a limit or market order should be used.
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Porkpie replied Sep 20, 2010The 3 other odds enhancers are: Retracements: First retracement to level is highest probability (I see you have mentioned this already elsewhere). Time at level: In line with the strength odds enhancer. When price is most out of balance the price ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 20, 2010Hi Rob, Seiden uses a set of six odds enhancers that he uses to identify supply and demand levels. He doesn't give them all away in his free webinars because he has paying clients through OTA that he teaches. I cannot produce them here for breach of ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 20, 2010Good to see a thread on Seiden's work. Seiden uses a set of core principles for identifying supply and demand zones. He himself does not use bollinger bands although he has taught how they and other indi's can be used with his levels. However his ...
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Porkpie replied Sep 13, 2010Just in case anyone is interested. The best way to determine whether a daily trend will end is to look at weekly charts supply and demand levels. If daily is heading into a higher time frame SR level then you need to expect a trend reversal. Lagging ...
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