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GDR3k replied Jan 6, 2014Who wants to see a reoccuring chart pattern that happens over and over on every timeframe? Find certain patterns that repeat and you can exploit them, even better when a few things line up like that 50% fib and whole number @ 1.36.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- GDR3k commented Jan 6, 2014
My favourite politician is Nigel Farage, we need more like him.
German Chancellor Merkel has injured herself while skiing
- GDR3k replied Jan 6, 2014
I got the position off the daily chart but coincidentally my entry lines up with an area I'd of gone long @ on the monthly charts.
Price Action and Trading Discussion
- GDR3k commented Jan 6, 2014
Unfortunately, I am long.
EUR/USD: Near-Term Break Down Point; Stay Short - Commerzbank
- GDR3k replied Jan 6, 2014
EU long @ 1.3605, 50% fib on the daily charts and fresh support around the whole number. Entered right around Decembers monthly bullish bar open. We should see a decent move back up from here... in an ideal world.
Price Action and Trading Discussion
- GDR3k commented Jan 6, 2014
Let's agree on something, germans obviously can't ski. They can drive formula 1 cars pretty well, however.
German Chancellor Merkel has injured herself while skiing
- GDR3k replied Jan 3, 2014
Yeah it failed, good job I wasn't risking any hard earned pennys, it was never worth risking anything over the festive season.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- GDR3k commented Jan 2, 2014
When someone has millions, they're obviously very wealthy. When someone has billions, well...try and comprehend that number if you're able to. There are 1 million seconds in 11 days. There are 1 billion seconds in 33 years.
15 Billionaires Who Were Once Dirt Poor
- GDR3k replied Jan 1, 2014
euraud prediction has come in, eurusd still open. url
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- GDR3k replied Dec 31, 2013
That bottom line at 3720 would be the stop loss, I meant the market from its current price (the middle line with the arrow) will hit the top line with the arrow pointing to it before it hits the very bottom line
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- GDR3k replied Dec 31, 2013
Ignoring the USDJPY chart as that target level has now been hit. On the EUR charts basically I predict the market will hit the very top line with the arrow pointing to it before it hits the bottom line which is situated under the swing low. ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- GDR3k replied Dec 31, 2013
I want a packet of chocolate chip cookies if my two EUR predictions come in. url
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- GDR3k replied Dec 31, 2013
I know
I'm pretty confident both the EUR pairs I predicted will turn out correct as they are both in areas which where previously untested since price moved away from it -- as for where I expect the market to go (red lines/arrow) -- it is simply ...why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- GDR3k replied Dec 31, 2013
I'll predict some hypothetical price for ya. For the USDJPY chart I expect price to drop to the green line and bounce away up to the red line before it touches the yellow line (SL). As for the others, I expect the price to move to the red line ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- GDR3k replied Dec 26, 2013
They all look like untradable pieces of horse feces dumped onto a chart with a few wavey lines to make it look pretty, like a big moose with make up, she just ain't gonna work. *shudder*
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- GDR3k replied Dec 26, 2013
You're right, I'm on other forums and this is indeed the worst for bickering. If everyone was making money, these forums would be a much happier place.
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