nanningbob wrote:etheldreda wrote:Err.. it's me again after doing some simulation.... Any comment would be appreciated.
Here is my (trial) analysis using CSS for pairs that having RSI above 95/below 5 as per previous closed bar using GMT+2 broker:
1. The most extreme level between currencies SELL EURAUD. EUR DT-weakening, AUD UT-weakening.
2. Next extreme SELL EURGBP. EUR DT-weakening, GBP UT-flat.
3. SELL EURCAD: EUR DT-weakening, CAD UT-flattening.
4. SELL EURUSD: EUR DT-weakening, USD UT-nearly flat.
5. SELL EURCHF: EUR DT-weakening, CHF DT-weakening.
Well... but I think they are all not having a strong move, so the plan supposed to be trade from line to line. The only currency with stronger move to the direction is only JPY.
Bob, do you consider extreme currency strength as pair with better probability setup? In this case it would be AUD(strongest)/JPY(weakest) but no RSI setup yet. The one with setup as I mentioned above is EURAUD.
Thank you,
-ethe-
It is Monday so i expect weak moves, UNLESS people in Europe are lining up to take money out of the banks and then watch out. I dont think that is going to happen so we go line to line with our trades. Take profit when you can. SO what I have done is placed big SL in case the market goes crazy and will look to Take Profit half way through the euro session like I normally do. Go euro currencies and do your down thing, AUD and USD do your up thing like last week and I will be a happy camper.

Hi bob, 2 quick questions on taking profit:
1)...you say above that you'll look to take profit half way through Euro session, although do you look to take profit across all pairs or only for the EUR / GBP / CHF crosses? In which case you would look to leave a USDJPY position in play and only look to take profit for this one during the US session (or Asian session)?
2) If your EURUSD position enters but is not in profit during your TP time, would you look to leave it in place and wait until the next TP time to see if its in profit, at which time you'll exit if it is?
Thanks, Chris