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yamez » Mon Jun 23, 2014 1:16 pm wrote:GBPAUD H1. Possible break of support, red line. TP, previous break of resistance, yellow line.

Stoch, DO,WO, WS1 (break), WS2 (target), coincide.
sorry, i don't understand. css daily is telling us that gbp is strong and aud is weak.
so going short will be against css... why that?
just my question
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aserschan » Mon Jun 23, 2014 7:11 pm wrote:
yamez » Mon Jun 23, 2014 1:16 pm wrote:GBPAUD H1. Possible break of support, red line. TP, previous break of resistance, yellow line.

Stoch, DO,WO, WS1 (break), WS2 (target), coincide.
sorry, i don't understand. css daily is telling us that gbp is strong and aud is weak.
so going short will be against css... why that?
just my question
exactly what I was thinking myself: trade would not be made according to CSS... :?
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Hi Bob,

Thanks for posting 10.7 and 10.9. Its a very interesting system and I am enjoying learning it :clap:

I have tried to use the DROP_PENDING_BUY script in the '10.7 scripts_6xx' folder. It does not however place a pending trade.

The DROP_PENDING_SELL works perfectly.

I am not a coder so did not want to mess with the code.

Kind regards Rapple
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rapple » Wed Jun 25, 2014 3:50 am wrote:Hi Bob,

Thanks for posting 10.7 and 10.9. Its a very interesting system and I am enjoying learning it :clap:

I have tried to use the DROP_PENDING_BUY script in the '10.7 scripts_6xx' folder. It does not however place a pending trade.

The DROP_PENDING_SELL works perfectly.

I am not a coder so did not want to mess with the code.

Kind regards Rapple
try the attached one it should work as intended..
DROP_PENDING_BUY.mq4
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Thank you Tommaso

Works perfectly :clap:
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CSS GBP turning down USD flattening CT trade looks better now than two days ago
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nanningbob » Thu Jun 26, 2014 1:51 am wrote:CSS GBP turning down USD flattening CT trade looks better now than two days ago
But our muppet BOE head is speaking today and the wrong word from him could blow any TA trade out of the water.
Quick question, can the CSS be used to identify OB or OS because the NZD is looking very high right now, especially with the low volatility lately, very high in the TMAs daily and weekly but that short swap :arrrg:
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GBP loves the middle so when it sticks its neck out it likes to go back to the middle. So now I expect it do that.

NZD just ignore your indicators. It is paying 3.25% AUD is 2.50% everyone else is 1.00 or lower. Until that changes people are going to park their money in the NZD. Dont fight strong fundamentals. I will buy and buy only NZD and AUD until that changes. Every time I see a dip I am in. In fact the fundamentals are so strong on the NZD that you may not even see a dip on high end charts. You may have to play the 15M or 30M just to find one. I see NZD ticking up slowly all summer and into the fall. I only use indis to show me where a dip is so I can enter a buy again. NZD gets the 10.8 indi only for now. As long as China keeps pumping money the AUD will stay in the .90+ range.
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nanningbob » Thu Jun 26, 2014 1:28 am wrote:GBP loves the middle so when it sticks its neck out it likes to go back to the middle. So now I expect it do that.

NZD just ignore your indicators. It is paying 3.25% AUD is 2.50% everyone else is 1.00 or lower. Until that changes people are going to park their money in the NZD. Dont fight strong fundamentals. I will buy and buy only NZD and AUD until that changes. Every time I see a dip I am in. In fact the fundamentals are so strong on the NZD that you may not even see a dip on high end charts. You may have to play the 15M or 30M just to find one. I see NZD ticking up slowly all summer and into the fall. I only use indis to show me where a dip is so I can enter a buy again. NZD gets the 10.8 indi only for now. As long as China keeps pumping money the AUD will stay in the .90+ range.
Hi Bob, in the case of NZD and maybe AUD you buy and hold or close positions on mid session and for sure at the end of the week? Thanks
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aserschan » Tue Jun 24, 2014 5:11 am wrote:
yamez » Mon Jun 23, 2014 1:16 pm wrote:GBPAUD H1. Possible break of support, red line. TP, previous break of resistance, yellow line.

Stoch, DO,WO, WS1 (break), WS2 (target), coincide.
sorry, i don't understand. css daily is telling us that gbp is strong and aud is weak.
so going short will be against css... why that?
just my question
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