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we have css daily with aud going down and eur going up.
we go down to h1 to catch retraces. like this? do we wait for sto push up above 10 or 30?
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aserschan » Tue Jul 01, 2014 1:28 pm wrote:we have css daily with aud going down and eur going up.
we go down to h1 to catch retraces. like this? do we wait for sto push up above 10 or 30?
I am reluctant to do euro buys but that would be a time to do it if you did. So I am still mainly doing euro sells and looking to sell back into the trend but CT trading when it crosses back up past 10/30 maybe a good short trade.
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Anyone want to follow this guys advice, milk powder prices dropped WOOOO HOOOOOOO

The New Zealand dollar is down to 0.8776 from 0.8790 after milk powder prices fell

Thats 14 pips boys go get em. Really this is a posted news story. I am not kidding.

http://www.forexfactory.com/news.php?do ... ost7575477

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Post by art »

hi bob and everyone, i have been away, not much movement still flat as a pancake, did you watch the game yesterday bob, usa were very unlucky, great game, we wont talk about englands effort
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nanningbob » Wed Jul 02, 2014 1:31 pm wrote:Anyone want to follow this guys advice, milk powder prices dropped WOOOO HOOOOOOO

The New Zealand dollar is down to 0.8776 from 0.8790 after milk powder prices fell

Thats 14 pips boys go get em. Really this is a posted news story. I am not kidding.

http://www.forexfactory.com/news.php?do ... ost7575477

I have a buy at the cross of the daily pivot is you want to know what I am doing.
My nzd/usd buy trade closed for +5 pips :)
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art » Wed Jul 02, 2014 5:07 pm wrote:hi bob and everyone, i have been away, not much movement still flat as a pancake, did you watch the game yesterday bob, usa were very unlucky, great game, we wont talk about englands effort
That was one of the best soccer (football for the Brits and others) games I had seen that ended in a 0-0 tie. Both teams could have and should have scored during regulation but those goalies were tough and some shots were just poorly done. (like the USA shot dead center with less than a minute left that went over the goal post when he should have just lifted it lightly in cause the goalie was on the ground) :arrrg: :arrrg: :arrrg: :arrrg:
Then in OT Belgium scores two goals and I though it was all over and we almost came back and tied that thing. How many should we have scored that just missed, should have been more than 1. Well great game really enjoyed it. Congrats to the Belgians really enjoyed the game. Now we have to wait another 4 years. SHeeeeeesh.
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One of the most profitable days in trading I ever had was the 4th of July many years ago. I found the eur/jpy just bouncing up and down between two points for around 25 pips and kept playing it for about 4 hours. 15 pips up profit, 15 pips down profit, etc. I just dont have time to just sit in front of a screen and do that but it was an interesting day that day. USA session will be dead so just follow the bouncing ball in the 5M chart.
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Post by art »

yep, was a great game bob, i think usa are going to be a strong force, considering you're not a footballing nation, uk have had a lousy sporting summer, football nowhere, tennis, murray out in straight sets, cricket crap, oh well have a good july 4th all of you over there
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Post by Wavegarrick »

Hi Guys,

What is important for me now is the bullish divergence I am picking up on EurJpy I am looking but waiting for confirmation. We are hanging around the M/pivot and O/sold on the 722 stochs plus floating around the 240 Ma 138.817 will be an opportunity for me to go long, Anyway lets c how this pans out :)
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Post by lionsden »

nanningbob » Thu Jul 03, 2014 10:54 pm wrote:One of the most profitable days in trading I ever had was the 4th of July many years ago. I found the eur/jpy just bouncing up and down between two points for around 25 pips and kept playing it for about 4 hours. 15 pips up profit, 15 pips down profit, etc. I just dont have time to just sit in front of a screen and do that but it was an interesting day that day. USA session will be dead so just follow the bouncing ball in the 5M chart.
Greetings Bob,

Would you be using the Sto 7 on the 5M or the TMA bands, or even a combination of the both to trade the range once it was determined by the CSS?

thanks
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