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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009IMO the pole has little meaning to the pattern except the measuring of projected targets. I take note of this, but do not rely on it. I use PA to determine my exits as it is much more reliable. It's the formation of the flag/pennant without the pole ...
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009There isn't one that I know of. You can learn about it here: url
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009It does, you just have to know how to read it. Here's a great quote. Source unknown. I have emphasised the most important section. Multiple Time Frame Analysis In my years as a trading educator I have found that most losing traders have a critical ...
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009The volume we have on metatrader is broker volume only. I guess it could work well if your broker has a lot of knowledgeable traders. I don't trust it though, not when the supposed number is a 90-95% failure rate. I'd only want to know what the ...
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009Some charting services provide access to interbank volumes from many of the major players - over 200 of them I recall someone saying. Esignal I think it was, if I remember correctly.
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009Can't go past a good PB, works well on all pairs too. Rising and falling wedges/channels would have to be next. Absolute gems for a signal to TP

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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009It is in-fact incorrect. It's the psychology behind the pattern that has the most meaning. This is why bearish channel formations (flags without the pole) can occur at the end of a bull run and vice-versa for bullish channel formations at the end of ...
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009A bear flag interrupts a decline in price, it does not have to be a sharp decline. I have at least 3 books that state this clearly.
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009Still have the same meaning, we know what you mean
Pennants are less common, I went back over some charts to find a good example but couldn't find any. I did however find gazillions of parallel channel formations. They are the most common ...EURUSD
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009Flags are a more of a channel (parallel), pennants are more of a triangle/wedge.
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009It's not the size of that pattern that counts, it's the quality that does

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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009Perhaps you should read up on some basic TA. If it does not take out the high of the move down, it is in-fact a bear flag. I prefer at most a 61.8% retrace, but it can go higher.
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009It is actually a bear flag and has been pointed out umpteen times in the past few hours. Don't worry, I was just toying with you.
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009
That's bundyraider's bear avatar. For those who don't know, bundy is a rum made in Aus who have a white polar bear as their advertising mascot. We call it Bundy Rum. Nice drop too
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009Pity the aren't worth much
1 greenback = close to 2 Aussies. Can't complain though, I like it like that 
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NuckingFuts replied Mar 11, 2009Ours are similar with the color coding scheme. Still not as pretty as the Euro's though. image
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