DislikedWhy don't they just stick to making watches, knives and cheese and leave the SF alone?Ignored
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DislikedWhy don't they just stick to making watches, knives and cheese and leave the SF alone?Ignored
A survey of monetary authorities’
intervention practices reveals that a number of
monetary authorities do intervene with some frequency
in foreign exchange (mostly spot) markets.
The desire to check short-run trends or correct
longer-term misalignments often motivates intervention,
whereas the size of intervention often
depends on market reaction to initial trades.
Although intervention typically takes place during
business hours, most monetary authorities will
also intervene outside of these hours, if necessary.
And, while there is unanimous agreement that
intervention does influence exchange rates, there
is much disagreement about the horizon over
which the full effect of this influence is felt, with
estimates ranging from a few minutes to more
DislikedReport by the ST. Louis Fed:
... there is much disagreement about the horizon over
which the full effect of this influence is felt, with
estimates ranging from a few minutes to more
than a few days.Ignored
DislikedI am watching this DSRI to have a better idea where USD will go next.Ignored
Dislikedi wish the nfp would disappear. Trading is only 3 weeks long a month really because it makes that week have little movement.Ignored
DislikedThe 'new' trend Blackie? Look's like we may have a DSRI switch from R to S? I would like to see the .9350 last high of the previous down trend broken before considering long?Ignored
DislikedTrend is already up (since April 09). We have long term DSRI broken, tested, and then major SR broken and now waiting for a retest.Ignored
DislikedOnly 30 or so pages into the thread as taking it a bit at a time and letting things sink in. After giving up my addiction to indicators a while back I was pretty reluctant to put any wiggly lines on my chart but I bit the bullet and threw them on there yesterday and wow...I like what I see.
I do like the trendlines on the weekly for trend and confirmation as a bounce/break shows clear but wonder how many of you use the weekly worms on the daily chart ie the 100 & 250...sure its good when everything lines up but it seems a trend has to be running...Ignored
DislikedBe careful, everyone, with CHF long trades, as there was another intervention by SNB last night. As you know SNB announced that they'll intervene to weaken CHF especially against EUR. Anyone wants to fight against a central bank? There are always other currencies to trade nowadays like GBPUSD, AUDUSD, EURGBP.Ignored
DislikedNicola et al,
Do you ever enter a position that you originally missed if it still looks valid based on your plan?
Let's say you are Strat and you are over in China mucking it up on stage. The crowd loves you so much you stay all night.
After you finish up and get some sleep you go back to your charts and see something similar to what Nicola has here (shooting star), but it is a day later.
The bottom of the star was breached and normally you would have been filled if your order was in. Everything is lined up as an A trade based on your rules,...Ignored
DislikedSounds like you are losing confidence in your original trade. I would look closely at the setup & ask yourself "what has changed?"
If nothing has changed then surely you are just looking for a better entry on intraday PA?
AlIgnored