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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012This morning when I called this trade, it was between 0.9830 and 0.9840. I projected Aussie would hit 61.08% (0.99335) and she did. It was 0.99401. Based on today's trading and my chart pattern I closed my long positions near the top range and ...
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012Yes, I traded EUR and EURJPY before. The problem is that there are so many Euro members. Therefore, there are so many unexpected news coming out of Europe everyday. As to the Yen, there is always a possibility the BOJ intervenes the Forext market. ...
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012When the entry is right on the money and one can see market's next moves, why is a reward:risk ratio needed? When applying R/R ratio, which is taught by many "experts", the mindset is closer to betting than trading. (Note: Betting is a better word ...
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012Japanese has been highly influenced by Zen since 6th century. I believe candlestick concept had something to do with Zen. 400 years ago, when that Japanese saw the rice market the way it's supposed to be, he "discovered" candlestick charting. So ...
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012I try to look at the market with two approaches. First is the complicated Elliot principle analysis. The other is a simple mindset of a child. The later is more like the concept of Zen.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012It's very impossible for a ball to stop volatile bouncing after flying to the moon and coming down to hit the earth. at least there should be one bounce. As to how high it will be, try to drop a ball from the top of Empire building and see how high ...
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012Current Aussie move is very similar to what happened last Sunday night. Remember we traded side by side? The difference is the scale of current move is larger.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012I see a possibility of retesting the parity. At least reaching 61.80%. Aussie's move depends on Obama's speech today. We all know Obama is good at talking, which tends to move the market.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012Obama's pending speech may be the catalyst of today's move. IMHO.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012If Aussie breaks the trend line from 5:45 AM M5 bar, she will be heading higher.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 20128:25 AM M5 bar sat on the intersection of two support zones. Current PA confirms that it held well so far.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012I am in agreement with you. There could be a consolidation at 23.6% area before Aussie moves up decisively.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012The retracement yesterday appeared to be a corrective move. Now, M5 chart from 4:45 am EST is a bullish EW pattern so far. We shall see.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 8, 2012If Aussie breaks 0.9850, it would be a bullish EW pattern on M5 Chart. This could be a prelude of the retest of the parity.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 7, 2012Have you ever heard "stop hunter"? I got the same situation before. Seems to me, MM pushes the price toward the stop zone and triggers all the stops.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 7, 2012Thanks for your input. Bulls held 0.9850 so far. It was back and forth several times. From daily chart and today's pattern, seems to me, Aussie has not done her upward move yet. What is your take?
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DaddyBear replied Jun 7, 2012I learned something from your trading during our debates. I am always looking for the facts. Please don't take my language too serious. You mentioned PA a lot. What is your criteria of PA?
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DaddyBear replied Jun 7, 2012If fact, there is nothing wrong with your definition of Morning Star. It can be found in a lot of candlestick books. My understanding of Morning Star is that it is in and of itself a confirmation when it is formed at certain locations.
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