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Strat replied Mar 30, 2009Life without MAs — Last week, I traded completely naked - just candles and support and resistance to see what trading Baba G style was like. While there was no difference to reading price action, I felt "lost" in where I was in the big ...
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Strat replied Mar 30, 2009Thank you. If you have read our ramblings twice then you are no longer considered a "lurker". I always try to find an analogy to a situation because of memory retention and recall. Feel free to contribute and ask questions.
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Strat replied Mar 30, 2009Good to see you posting, Bloom. There is tons of action on the Daily time frames BUT at a slower pace. While I analyse each daily candle, I do it within the context of all the other candles around it and where it is relative to the trend/range. I am ...
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Strat replied Mar 30, 2009Hey riff, Yes. Because of the different data feeds on each traders charts which will show different type of candles and different closes. Just take the general direction/overall summary from here and put it with YOUR analysis of YOUR charts and ...
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Strat replied Mar 30, 2009Amin, you raise an interesting point. If I were trading classic price action (as Baba G does), I would say yes. If you want to follow my method which is price action +, then the MAs need to be on there from the start. In both cases, support and ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009Patience is ALWAYS better than being trigger happy. However, we have to find a happy balance between the two. If you put too many S&R lines on your chart, you will stop yourself from taking any trade. While I feel very confident that trades from the ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009Star Pupil of the Week, Dan gave you most of the answers but I'll just add a little more. If you are drawing too many S&R lines then you are not really understanding price action. You should only be drawing those lines which have meant something in ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009Analysts and Talking Heads — I have mentioned it a few times in PMs and I think it is worth stating here. Analysts and people on financial talk shows are PAID to analyse and talk. What they say is irrelevant as long as they say something to ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009"'(I've seen SHORT on this for weeks and nothing has materialised!)"' ""I can't get over the 'feeling' that it WANTS to go south as i cannot see anything telling me it wants to go north. I'm clearly not reading this pair very well or perhaps it is ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009You're sat in your garden? - and the sun is shining? - in Holland? Before you know it, the tulips will be out! You are so right, Dennis. Never trade other people's advice. You will not find entries and exits on this thread but you WILL find how to ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009Weekly toppings — As stated in my post 1153, I believe the Weeklys are topping so if my crystal ball is right, we should see this week put in the final touches. Of course, I could be hopelessly wrong! I did once think I was wrong but then ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009BIG BOSS — While you are reviewing the BIG BOSS in your End of Week analyses, don't forget the higher order of time frames: The BIG BOSS watches over the BOSS and tells her what to do. The BOSS watches over the Daily and tells her what to do. ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009Very good, Dan. For this, your growth as a Strat trader, and your contributions during the week you are nominated the FIRST Star Pupil of the Week and for this you receive a bronze pick. Congratulations Lance - can you set this up as discussed and ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009USDCHF — After my post identifying a strong level of support on USDCAD, I was disappointed that nobody posted on similar for USDCHF. There was the same strong support on USDCHF with the same conditions as I posted on USDCAD and I thought ...
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Strat replied Mar 29, 2009Hi Nanook, Instead of lurking, why not join in?
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Strat replied Mar 28, 2009I've been "Vouched" four times — I have just received this email from FF. I knew nothing about this, so a very big THANK YOU to: kiwitrader Xaron baz Scrat and of course, FF Dear strat, You’ve displayed trading wisdom and experience ...
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Strat replied Mar 28, 2009Trends — At the risk of Lance telling me I'm taking the thread to yet another level................ Thinking of EURJPY and whether it's at the end or beginning of a trend just hit my Memory Recall button. Back in the 90s when we were drawing ...
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Strat replied Mar 28, 2009Country — It's week-end and I'm jet lagged (and up early). On another thread, where I was Stratocaster 59, someone recognised that as being a guitar player,and asked me if I played country! The ONLY country I like is "Blue Days, Black Nights" ...
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Strat replied Mar 28, 2009Latest Index — Lance, let me know when you do your next revision of the Index so that I can attach it on the first post. Thanks.
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Strat replied Mar 28, 2009Baba G - thank you — Gianni, thank you for all your help with the thread while I was 7 miles high. I really appreciate it. Thank you.
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