nanningbob » Mon Feb 24, 2014 5:55 pm wrote:

sim2505 » Tue Feb 25, 2014 7:24 am wrote:Thx for your comment :hi:

I began this method for about 1 week and i 'm french, so I surely didn't understand it must wait the crossing of 20/-20. But now, it's true. I thought only a big movment with a meet would be OK. It's like that we learn

I will change of broker because I have too many currencies, I think it false the indication.
However I agree for your "prediction", when you have a pattern as JPY and NZD, you place a buy limit above the R or you wait the V pattern of S722 ?

Well no not always. Its that all are between the 20s and that is not common. It means the whole market is basically ranging and waiting. I am almost ready to write my booklet soon on the CSS but the crossing means that those currencies are going into opposite directions. In between the lines means the moves are not going to be that strong. I would take my profits quickly. One above the line and one inside means a decent move and both outside the lines in opposite directions means a major trend move and a lot of pips. So right now when I see a profit I bank it because right now there are no major moves being done. If you only want to trade a trend it means you can sit on your hands for now and wait. If you want to just trade 20-50 pip moves then go to a lower TF and try to catch a trade in the direction of the strength/weakness of a pair. For example I am trading JPY weakness and looking at AUD and NZD strength but I am not looking for any big moves at the moment. Now if they suddenly breakout into a major trend then jump on board and take a ride but right now, its 30 pips here, 15 pips there, 27 pips here, 43 pips there. Put them in the bank and run.

Pipstubborn » Tue Feb 25, 2014 8:04 am wrote:

nanningbob » Mon Feb 24, 2014 5:55 pm wrote:

sim2505 » Tue Feb 25, 2014 7:24 am wrote:Thx for your comment :hi:

I began this method for about 1 week and i 'm french, so I surely didn't understand it must wait the crossing of 20/-20. But now, it's true. I thought only a big movment with a meet would be OK. It's like that we learn

I will change of broker because I have too many currencies, I think it false the indication.
However I agree for your "prediction", when you have a pattern as JPY and NZD, you place a buy limit above the R or you wait the V pattern of S722 ?

Well no not always. Its that all are between the 20s and that is not common. It means the whole market is basically ranging and waiting. I am almost ready to write my booklet soon on the CSS but the crossing means that those currencies are going into opposite directions. In between the lines means the moves are not going to be that strong. I would take my profits quickly. One above the line and one inside means a decent move and both outside the lines in opposite directions means a major trend move and a lot of pips. So right now when I see a profit I bank it because right now there are no major moves being done. If you only want to trade a trend it means you can sit on your hands for now and wait. If you want to just trade 20-50 pip moves then go to a lower TF and try to catch a trade in the direction of the strength/weakness of a pair. For example I am trading JPY weakness and looking at AUD and NZD strength but I am not looking for any big moves at the moment. Now if they suddenly breakout into a major trend then jump on board and take a ride but right now, its 30 pips here, 15 pips there, 27 pips here, 43 pips there. Put them in the bank and run.

Bob,what means the purple dot next to the H4 EU and US?
Thanks

Pipstubborn » Mon Feb 24, 2014 6:04 pm wrote:

nanningbob » Mon Feb 24, 2014 5:55 pm wrote:

sim2505 » Tue Feb 25, 2014 7:24 am wrote:Thx for your comment :hi:

I began this method for about 1 week and i 'm french, so I surely didn't understand it must wait the crossing of 20/-20. But now, it's true. I thought only a big movment with a meet would be OK. It's like that we learn

I will change of broker because I have too many currencies, I think it false the indication.
However I agree for your "prediction", when you have a pattern as JPY and NZD, you place a buy limit above the R or you wait the V pattern of S722 ?

Well no not always. Its that all are between the 20s and that is not common. It means the whole market is basically ranging and waiting. I am almost ready to write my booklet soon on the CSS but the crossing means that those currencies are going into opposite directions. In between the lines means the moves are not going to be that strong. I would take my profits quickly. One above the line and one inside means a decent move and both outside the lines in opposite directions means a major trend move and a lot of pips. So right now when I see a profit I bank it because right now there are no major moves being done. If you only want to trade a trend it means you can sit on your hands for now and wait. If you want to just trade 20-50 pip moves then go to a lower TF and try to catch a trade in the direction of the strength/weakness of a pair. For example I am trading JPY weakness and looking at AUD and NZD strength but I am not looking for any big moves at the moment. Now if they suddenly breakout into a major trend then jump on board and take a ride but right now, its 30 pips here, 15 pips there, 27 pips here, 43 pips there. Put them in the bank and run.

Bob,what means the purple dot next to the H4 EU and US?
Thanks

Pipstubborn » Tue Feb 25, 2014 8:32 am wrote:

Pipstubborn » Mon Feb 24, 2014 6:04 pm wrote:

nanningbob » Mon Feb 24, 2014 5:55 pm wrote:

sim2505 » Tue Feb 25, 2014 7:24 am wrote:Thx for your comment :hi:

I began this method for about 1 week and i 'm french, so I surely didn't understand it must wait the crossing of 20/-20. But now, it's true. I thought only a big movment with a meet would be OK. It's like that we learn

I will change of broker because I have too many currencies, I think it false the indication.
However I agree for your "prediction", when you have a pattern as JPY and NZD, you place a buy limit above the R or you wait the V pattern of S722 ?

Well no not always. Its that all are between the 20s and that is not common. It means the whole market is basically ranging and waiting. I am almost ready to write my booklet soon on the CSS but the crossing means that those currencies are going into opposite directions. In between the lines means the moves are not going to be that strong. I would take my profits quickly. One above the line and one inside means a decent move and both outside the lines in opposite directions means a major trend move and a lot of pips. So right now when I see a profit I bank it because right now there are no major moves being done. If you only want to trade a trend it means you can sit on your hands for now and wait. If you want to just trade 20-50 pip moves then go to a lower TF and try to catch a trade in the direction of the strength/weakness of a pair. For example I am trading JPY weakness and looking at AUD and NZD strength but I am not looking for any big moves at the moment. Now if they suddenly breakout into a major trend then jump on board and take a ride but right now, its 30 pips here, 15 pips there, 27 pips here, 43 pips there. Put them in the bank and run.

Bob,what means the purple dot next to the H4 EU and US?
Thanks

Bob, AD/JY and NZ/JY are diverging very nice and passed the .20 /-.20 on H4 CSS, but there is no STO7 signal on the H4 chart although is a Sto7 entry on the H1 chart. Will be ok to enter this way even if we not have the second dummy light bar?

Thanks

Staedtler » Mon Feb 24, 2014 7:54 pm wrote:right now, only looking for baskets of JPY. is it just me or do we only seem to have a massive yen sell off right now ?

johnf » Tue Feb 25, 2014 9:34 am wrote:Bob just wanted to ask you a quickie please.
Why is it that you place pending buy & sells rather than entry when the alert engages and the charts look favourable?