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Pipalicious replied Nov 14, 2016Hi Redwed, yes i agree. NZD is stronger at least during the area between green/red line compared to the crosses you have shown. Its then a case of doing the mirror opposite to match the ideal candidate -> strong/weak // weak/strong. But we also have ...
Money flows: Trading the strongest / weakest major currency cross
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Pipalicious replied Nov 10, 20161) 'Strong' positive correlation between AUDxxx and NZDxxx relative to AUDNZD. 2) AUD (strong+) + NZD (strong++) = AUDNZD (down). 3) Easier money to be made somewhere else as both sides are relative strong. Thats if your focusing efforts on the ...
Money flows: Trading the strongest / weakest major currency cross
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Pipalicious replied Oct 25, 2016If i may - a Wake Up Call - Mr. Doubt, Mr. Fear, Mr. Regret, Mr. Dream. video
A Little Something To Motivate You
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Pipalicious replied Sep 17, 2016When you have developed and understood the intricacies of your edge/s. When you can discern when your edge/s are present and when they are not. When your entries - according to your edge/s - are inline with current conditions. When your exits - ...
When and how do you know you are ready to invest real money?
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Pipalicious replied Jul 23, 2016The point is that nobody is ever going to tell you or anybody how to do 'it' exactly, and i believe many would agree that in 'the real world of business' it is exactly the same. I own multiple 'retail' businesses and let me tell you nobody that is ...
Non-Predictive Trading
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Pipalicious replied Jul 22, 2016Well first to make it clear, there nothing such as 'the' edge, for the reality is that any positive expectancy is a combination of multiple clear* (and sometimes subtle) little improvements. It is the combination of all these that forms your ...
Non-Predictive Trading
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Pipalicious replied Jul 19, 2016You stalk and react to price as it unfolds. What you dont know (and cant see) is if support/resistance will hold/break. Because it does not exist until it does. Draw a big fat red line in the middle of a pathway and watch how people react to it ...
Non-Predictive Trading
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Pipalicious replied Jul 13, 2016How would you trade this? How will you avoid it? How would you enter/exit?
95% of the time Price will close above or below the open price
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Pipalicious replied Jun 25, 2016I opted for brexit (even though im a spanish citizen). Having said that i see short term and long term implications. Long term who knows, i would go as far as saying other countries referendums on the matter *could* occur depending on how well the ...
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
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Pipalicious replied Jun 6, 2016I totally get what your saying and ive said it in the past - there is no right or wrong way, only the way that works. As opposed to taking a 'forceful view' people should have an open mind and simply take what they can use and discard the rest. And ...
Before or after the fact?
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Pipalicious replied Jun 5, 2016The whole sentence should be 'before, during or after the fact?' The key is DURING the trade. THIS is what puts money in the bank, irrelevant of what occurs before or after. Before the trade you have engagement rules, it either happens or it doesnt. ...
Before or after the fact?
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Pipalicious replied May 24, 2016You summed it up pretty well since divergence (in indicator signals) are directly correlated to the drop-off effect, nothing more nothing less. I am presuming this thread is/was discussing divergent signals between price-indicator. Again, this is a ...
The biggest lie about divergence in trading
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Pipalicious replied May 10, 2016I 100% agree to this. For any 'timeframe' displays the 'internal structure' of the 'next higher timeframe'. Yet the only constant is price. As you said, stick to one and 'zoom out'. Well at least thats how i see it.
The Big secret to trading success
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Pipalicious replied May 7, 2016The biggest 'secret' to trading progress is that to discover 'secretz' you must understand what you are researching and why you are researching it. There is a huge difference between trying something and researching something: Trying something ...
The Big secret to trading success
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Pipalicious replied Apr 13, 2016I do recall (and also agree with) CP's post, although my aim was not to replicate his message. I can only speak for myself and not for anybody else, but do consider that each one of us looking at the same information may take away a different ...
A jump to the beginning - chaos and market forces
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Pipalicious replied Apr 11, 20161 + 1 = 2...or 3...or 4...? Have you ever been to a restaurant, eaten a meal that you thought AMAZING....only to go back the next time (or a third time) to see that the exact meal you had before...is completely different? "wtf, this isnt what i had ...
A jump to the beginning - chaos and market forces
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Pipalicious replied Feb 22, 2016High Leverage vs Low Leverage: Excellent Timing vs Dreadfull Timing.
High Leverage vs Low Leverage
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Pipalicious replied Jan 13, 2016It depends on your positions horizon and on how you define the market as proving your position correct. If you are in and out within minutes - would you leave your position unwatched for hours? If you are in and out within days - would you watch ...
Do you think monitoring your trade too much can be hazardous?
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Pipalicious replied Dec 28, 2015Hey man, yes of course i agree. Not only do you manage the outcome(s) more efficiently, but, you also see (with practice) when to stay away, because now you are looking at the whole 'product' as one, and not in individual pieces. ~ The whole is ...
About Candlesticks: Why they were created? What do they reveal?