Friday, May 15. AUD projected to strengthen against CAD, JPY, and USD.

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I'm pretty relentless about the approach. If something has even a slight flaw, I either discard it or refine it. I know some would call that a bad habit, but I see it as necessary. The goal is to get the approach as robust as I can. Of everything ...

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The specific setup doesn't matter much. Alligator, fair value gaps, whatever you prefer, most setups would probably work on the right pairs. What matters is the pair selection. On any given day, one to three currencies typically show the reversal ...

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Thursday, May 14. AUD projected to weaken against EUR, JPY, and NZD.

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Thursday, May 14. NZD projected to strengthen against EUR, GBP, and JPY.

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Yes, the trades are executed using an EA to average in, but that's purely execution. It's an execution EA, not a strategy EA. The EA on its own can't produce consistency. It's just a tool that places entries, replacing the manual process of clicking ...

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Thursday, May 14. USD projected to weaken against GBP, JPY, and NZD.

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The pairs are identified by an indicator. You said "interesting," which made me wonder, is that because it agrees with your technical analysis on GBP for today?

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I personally moved on to this approach url to test it out. I prefer it because it's easier, requires less effort, can be known well in advance the day before, and so far it's been accurate.

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Wednesday, May 13. First forward test. GBP projected to strengthen against CAD, JPY, and NZD. I also plan to trade additional correlated pairs alongside the basket: GBPAUD and GBPUSD. Note: only GBPCAD, GBPJPY, and GBPNZD were directly projected by ...

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The approach is fully systematic, with no discretionary input whatsoever. Any discretion would invalidate the testing entirely, so I'm sticking to rigorous backtesting

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No currency index reading for Tuesday, May 12. A bit odd, but likely a one-off. There should be a reading for Wednesday.

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What you're looking at in price already contains all the information needed. Even as a retail trader with zero edge, so far I've been able to accurately predict the daily candle color across three charts at once, going back to April 30. If you don't ...

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Backtest: Thursday, April 30. NZD projected to strengthen against AUD, CHF, and GBP.

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There were two currency indexes for Friday, May 1.

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Backtest: Friday, May 1. JPY projected to weaken against EUR, GBP, and USD.

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Backtest: Friday, May 1. USD projected to strengthen against EUR, GBP, and JPY.

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Price reflects information that has been acted on, not literally all information that exists. If a major institution knows something but hasn't traded on it yet, that information isn't in price yet, so strictly speaking, price contains all expressed ...

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Mondays might not work well since they're prone to weekend gaps. This doesn't necessarily invalidate the projection for pairs that gapped in the predicted direction. For example, GBPCAD was projected to print a red candle, and it did gap down around ...

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