EUR/USD
Member Since Sep 06, 2013
137 posts
Feb 23, 2015 at 12:54
Well it depends - if the Greek proposals are refused by the Eurogroup then the deal falls through.... the whole thing has been a roller coaster, and it could go wither way, we HOPE that the deal goes through but we just don't know for sure...
Personally im not actually in the EURUSD for the reasons above.
Personally im not actually in the EURUSD for the reasons above.
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Member Since Aug 30, 2012
104 posts
Feb 23, 2015 at 12:55
Bad Idea, the EUR/USD IS SHORT! Our system has been shorting all session! see Screen shot below....
We went short at Sell @ 1.1333
(Don't try to catch a falling hot knife!)
We went short at Sell @ 1.1333
(Don't try to catch a falling hot knife!)
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Member Since Jul 10, 2014
1117 posts
Feb 23, 2015 at 17:54
Range continues for EUR/USD but the pair formed a marubozu candlestick in the daily filter chart which might be an indication that it's about to make a move to the downside. I think the target is around 1.1240, but I doubt the bearish trend will continue.
Member Since Jun 08, 2014
454 posts
Feb 23, 2015 at 18:37
victoriajensen posted:
Range continues for EUR/USD but the pair formed a marubozu candlestick in the daily filter chart which might be an indication that it's about to make a move to the downside. I think the target is around 1.1240, but I doubt the bearish trend will continue.
Exactly. I agree there is no strong signal on the continuous of the downtrend
Feb 23, 2015 at 18:58
EUR/USD rebounded on Friday after the Eurogroup has agreed to extend the Greek bailout program for four months.
The pair continues to oscillate between the 1st support 1.1294 (S1) and the 2nd resistance 1.1513 (R2).
The short-term lateralization recommends caution.
The larger trend is still downward, with lower minimum and maximum and below both moving averages 50 and 200 days.
R3 - 1.15975
R2 - 1.15134
R1 - 1.14461
Daily Std. Pivot - 1.13620
S1 - 1.12947
S2 - 1.12106
S3 - 1.11433
The pair continues to oscillate between the 1st support 1.1294 (S1) and the 2nd resistance 1.1513 (R2).
The short-term lateralization recommends caution.
The larger trend is still downward, with lower minimum and maximum and below both moving averages 50 and 200 days.
R3 - 1.15975
R2 - 1.15134
R1 - 1.14461
Daily Std. Pivot - 1.13620
S1 - 1.12947
S2 - 1.12106
S3 - 1.11433
Feb 23, 2015 at 19:11
sherifFares posted:victoriajensen posted:
Range continues for EUR/USD but the pair formed a marubozu candlestick in the daily filter chart which might be an indication that it's about to make a move to the downside. I think the target is around 1.1240, but I doubt the bearish trend will continue.
Exactly. I agree there is no strong signal on the continuous of the downtrend
EURUSD will go to 1.07 levels
THIS IS A MARATHON, NOT A SPRINT.
Member Since Oct 08, 2011
137 posts
Feb 23, 2015 at 19:39
EUR/USD - daily chart
the daily chart is currently in congestion with today's bar being bar nr. 20.
Earliest bar to trade out of congestion is bar 17
best bars to trade are bar 21 through 29. this rule is valid for any timeframe and any market.
Last Friday's attempt to take out the high from Thursday is called 'first time around' on the 4 hr. chart.
If there is another attempt today or tomorrow, it will be called 'second time around' and therefore the high from last Friday is a legitimate buy-stop entry.
Place a buy-stop order 1 pip above the high from Friday's ask-price or add 1 pip plus your broker's spread to the bid-price
In a flat congestion like this one it may be best to wait for a doji bar on the daily chart.
A doji has similar open and close prices, which cannot be more than 3 pips apart.
Very important for this kind of trade is the proper lot-size selection.
The proper lot-size (for any trade) can only be calculated, if there is a stop-loss attached to the trade.
Trading any trade without a stop-loss means trading with a 'mental' stop, and it is easy to become a victim to the market-makers' and market-operators' stop-running techniques, who know exactly where 'mental' stops are sitting.
the daily chart is currently in congestion with today's bar being bar nr. 20.
Earliest bar to trade out of congestion is bar 17
best bars to trade are bar 21 through 29. this rule is valid for any timeframe and any market.
Last Friday's attempt to take out the high from Thursday is called 'first time around' on the 4 hr. chart.
If there is another attempt today or tomorrow, it will be called 'second time around' and therefore the high from last Friday is a legitimate buy-stop entry.
Place a buy-stop order 1 pip above the high from Friday's ask-price or add 1 pip plus your broker's spread to the bid-price
In a flat congestion like this one it may be best to wait for a doji bar on the daily chart.
A doji has similar open and close prices, which cannot be more than 3 pips apart.
Very important for this kind of trade is the proper lot-size selection.
The proper lot-size (for any trade) can only be calculated, if there is a stop-loss attached to the trade.
Trading any trade without a stop-loss means trading with a 'mental' stop, and it is easy to become a victim to the market-makers' and market-operators' stop-running techniques, who know exactly where 'mental' stops are sitting.
"a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing"
Member Since Nov 11, 2012
271 posts
Feb 24, 2015 at 01:39
blownaccount posted:
Bad Idea, the EUR/USD IS SHORT! Our system has been shorting all session! see Screen shot below....
We went short at Sell @ 1.1333
(Don't try to catch a falling hot knife!)
EUR doesn't fall just because your system says so. There are fundamental reasons too. LOL
antariks1@
Member Since Oct 11, 2013
775 posts
Feb 24, 2015 at 01:42
I agreed the EURUSD is more prone to keep falling, especially if the fundamentals keep supporting the Dollar.
Member Since Aug 30, 2012
104 posts
Feb 24, 2015 at 07:47
Our system, has already factored in fundamental and technical information and other types of analytic's into the equation. to produce the end result of short /sell (at that moment in time)..... BUT! information in forex can rapidly change and our system can rapidly detect the changes and adapt and show the new direction. so we can act on it immediately! our system just follows the smart money.....
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Member Since Aug 30, 2012
104 posts
Feb 24, 2015 at 07:48
Just waiting around for the system to produce some new trade ideas for the new session.... it looks like it will be possible another short... will update you later when i have more information. with this system, we no longer worry about following economic news events. or trying to study chart patterns. that is old school stuff. there are far more important critical data points and phenomenon to follow these days.... welcome to the world of real A.I
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Member Since Aug 30, 2012
104 posts
Feb 24, 2015 at 08:54
Hello RaphaelGK, This is our current Trade Alert entry since we are also trading the USD/JPY Pair at the moment, hope the image below helps....
But we are getting ready to start booking some open profits on this pair because we have other open positions on other pairs. the system will be busy this session....
But we are getting ready to start booking some open profits on this pair because we have other open positions on other pairs. the system will be busy this session....
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Member Since Apr 08, 2014
1141 posts
Feb 24, 2015 at 08:55
EURUSD fell during yesterday session, closing in the red, below the 10-day moving average and in the middle of the day’s range. The pair is still consolidating between the top 1.1450 level and the 1.1270 level on the bottom. The currency should continue in consolidation mode until we see a clear break off a support or resistance with an impulsive candle.
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Member Since Aug 30, 2012
104 posts
Feb 24, 2015 at 12:34
Just A update for current market conditions. and update to previous prediction for the Pair: EUR/USD
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Member Since Apr 14, 2014
230 posts
Feb 24, 2015 at 12:51
honeill posted:
EURUSD fell during yesterday session, closing in the red, below the 10-day moving average and in the middle of the day’s range. The pair is still consolidating between the top 1.1450 level and the 1.1270 level on the bottom. The currency should continue in consolidation mode until we see a clear break off a support or resistance with an impulsive candle.
I agree with you, eur/usd back in a range.
Member Since Oct 08, 2011
137 posts
Feb 24, 2015 at 16:10
EUR/USD daily chart update
during this hour, the low from yesterday was traded through, but NOT the low from last Friday (1.1276 on our charts)
Because of this fact, the high from yesterday (1.1395 on our charts) becomes a major entry price point.
Important to note is, that prices have to stay at least 1 pip above the low from Friday.
Take the high from yesterday (ask price) and add 1 pips for a buy-stop entry.
This will also be a valid entry on tomorrow's bar, provided that the low of last Friday is not touched.
A good place for the SL is 1 pips below the low of Friday which is 120 pips below the entry price in this scenario.
To calculate the proper lot size for this trade, the risk one is willing to take has to be determined first.
This is how the lot size needs to be calculated:
Capital: 1000 (use any amount)
Risk: 2% of capital (use any percentage)
Capital (times) Risk (divided by) stop-loss
1000 * 0.002 / 120 = 0.02 standard lots - or -
1000 * 0.02 / 120 = 0.2 mini lots -or-
1000 * 0.2 / 120 = 2 micro lots
This is the best way to preserve your trading capital and should be used for every trade.
NOTE: this calculation is only valid for currency pairings that end with xxx/USD
for other currency pairings, the value of one pip has to be figured into the calculation
during this hour, the low from yesterday was traded through, but NOT the low from last Friday (1.1276 on our charts)
Because of this fact, the high from yesterday (1.1395 on our charts) becomes a major entry price point.
Important to note is, that prices have to stay at least 1 pip above the low from Friday.
Take the high from yesterday (ask price) and add 1 pips for a buy-stop entry.
This will also be a valid entry on tomorrow's bar, provided that the low of last Friday is not touched.
A good place for the SL is 1 pips below the low of Friday which is 120 pips below the entry price in this scenario.
To calculate the proper lot size for this trade, the risk one is willing to take has to be determined first.
This is how the lot size needs to be calculated:
Capital: 1000 (use any amount)
Risk: 2% of capital (use any percentage)
Capital (times) Risk (divided by) stop-loss
1000 * 0.002 / 120 = 0.02 standard lots - or -
1000 * 0.02 / 120 = 0.2 mini lots -or-
1000 * 0.2 / 120 = 2 micro lots
This is the best way to preserve your trading capital and should be used for every trade.
NOTE: this calculation is only valid for currency pairings that end with xxx/USD
for other currency pairings, the value of one pip has to be figured into the calculation
"a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing"
