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dude u certainly need a bigger chart
DislikedDude, how can you trade off these charts? Looks more like Spiderman's web.Ignored
Jebatfx,
why dont u share your BSTS 1,2,and 3 here at forex factory freely LOL
6 Monitors Supported
6x DVI (up to 24" LCD)
8 Monitors Supported
8x DVI (up to 24" LCD)
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VGA connections are an Analog Signal and work best on most LCD monitors that are 19"-20"
DVI connections are a Digital Signal. Digital input is not found on all 19" LCD monitors but is common on 20" and larger LCD monitors. A Dual-link DVI connection is required for 30" monitors. Most video cards do not support dual link technology for 30" LCD monitors.
Dreaming to upgrade my system to this... should improvise my trading performance. Oh well... right now the commission just barely enough to keep me alive. Have to work HARDER and SMARTER now.
A rounding bottom, also referred to as a saucer bottom, is a long-term reversal pattern that signals a shift from a downtrend to an uptrend. This pattern is traditionally thought to last anywhere from several months to several years. Due to the long-term look of these patterns and their components, the signal and construct of these patterns are more difficult to identify than other reversal patterns.
A rounding-bottom pattern looks similar to a cup and handle, but without the handle. The basic formation of a rounding bottom comes from a downward price movement to a low, followed by a rise from the low back to the start of the downward price movement - forming what looks like a rounded bottom.
The pattern should be preceded by a downtrend but will sometimes be preceded by a sideways price movement that formed after a downward trend. The start of the rounding bottom (its left side) is usually caused by a peak in the downward trend followed by a long price descent to a new long-term low.
The time distance from the initial peak to the long-term low is considered to be half the distance of the rounding bottom. This helps to give chartists an idea to as to how long the chart pattern will last or when the pattern is expected to be complete, with a breakout to the upside. For example, if the first half of the pattern is one year, then the signal will not be formed until around a year later.
In terms of the chart pattern's quality, the two stages of the rounding bottom should be similar in length. If the price were to rise too quickly from the low to the prior peak, the strength of the chart pattern would be diminished. This does not mean that they must be equal, but the trend should illustrate a cup shape on the chart.
The way in which the price moves from peak to low and from low to second peak may cause some confusion as the long-term nature of the pattern can display several different price movements. The price movement does not necessarily move in a straight line but will often have many ups and downs. However, the general direction of the price movement (either up or down) is important, depending on the stage of the pattern.
Volume is one of the most important confirming measures for this pattern where volume should be high at the initial peak (or start of the pattern) and weaken as the price movement heads toward the low. As the price moves away from the low to the price level set by the initial peak, volume should be rising.
Breakouts in chart patterns should be accompanied by a large increase in volume, which helps to strengthen the signal formed by the breakout. Once the price moves above the peak that was established at the start of the chart pattern, the downward trend is considered to have reversed and a buy signal is formed.
DislikedPrevious updated forecast due to uploading problem at imageshack. Hereby I upload again the previous updated forecast together with recent forecast. Sorry for the inconvinience.
Yesterday 7.21 pm
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Until this moment, 202.60 still hold as a strong support and after a few attempt of test, it still stay intact. Therefore I came out with new case scenario which is represent of diagonal triangle corrective subwave of A B C D & E for completion of wave 4 (magenta/yellow). A triple top pattern would bolster this new scenario (if valid).
Please noted that this new scenario would be invalid if the price make a breakout to my retracement critical line and if this happen, maybe we shall see an alternate white count scenario. So please be carefull before making any entry. Please study BSTS TF 4H, Daily and Weekly chart before making any conclusion. Good luck.
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A breakout to my retracement critical point indicated that my previous alt count in yellow/magenta already became invalid and preferable for whitw count (please refer from previous chart). Therefore I need to do a recount as stated in the updated chart. Therefore please study this alternate scenario and look a signal from BSTS for a bearish retracement wave iv before another bullish continuation to complete wave v. Good luck.Ignored
DislikedIm using PO style.. it works well on GU for me..
1st PO Buy Limit, 1.9625(around 61.8 fibo), current 140 pips...
2nd PO Buy Stop, 1.9720(breakout to the north point), current 45 pips...
It sounds great and that will help me for not always be infront of pc~Ignored
DislikedIve seen a lot of contributors in this thread now.. Great and also few new posters in here about to learn few stuff..
Cappalz,
seems like you overtrade bro???
Wakli,
Hows thing going buddy???Ignored
Dislikedthis might sound funny, but i cant open GBPJPY from my platform, there is no GBPJPY in my platform's list..weird..
bwt, nice dream machine u have there sham, like it.Ignored