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boldtrader » Fri Mar 28, 2014 9:15 am wrote: ....
One process that has helped me tremendously is to draw vertical lines on each period of the H4 and Daily CSS. From this simple step, I can monitor the change and progress of the various currencies. It is a visual tool to help me monitor the slope change....

Mike » Sun Mar 30, 2014 6:08 pm wrote:

boldtrader » Fri Mar 28, 2014 9:15 am wrote: ....
One process that has helped me tremendously is to draw vertical lines on each period of the H4 and Daily CSS. From this simple step, I can monitor the change and progress of the various currencies. It is a visual tool to help me monitor the slope change....

Could this be implemented as an option in the CSS Indi? Might be easier to use.
Mike

nanningbob » Sat Mar 22, 2014 1:50 pm wrote:I made a pic of the daily CSS chart just before the close so i wouldnt have to wait until Monday to give out my weekly CSS reads. Had to use the windows paint program and decided to have some fun with the brush. SO without further ado here we go.

I think the Ukraine thing is now weighing down the euro currencies so eur, chf, and gbp are angling down. Unless a major story kicks up gbp will be on the bottom so look for gbp sells on all currencies. Take the eur and chf sells as they cross or angle at each other. eur/aud, eur/nzd and gbp/nzd gbp/aud look like good places to trade. If CAD, USD, or JPY angle up they would be good places to trade later in the week when they cross the euro pairs.

CAD seems to be weakening against everyone but the gbp so look for sells against it. aud/cad, nzd/cad, jpy/cad and usd/cad look for buys.

JPY has strengthened at the end of almost every month so I see no reason for that not to continue. JPY against all pairs except aud and nzd probably would work. usd/jpy would be another exception if they both go strong.

USD sitting on the weak side playing in the mud. maybe go up, maybe go down, maybe do nothing, Idont know right now. WIll sit it out for now until it makes up its mind. I think it wants to go up but those constant slightly bad news reports have kept it down.

Anyway, I took a break from my work, now I need to get back to my paperwork. Have a great weekend. :hi:

nanningbob » Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:00 am wrote:aud and nzd are still on top and until something knocks them off they will probably stay there for now. The euro currencies are all down. USD and JPY are in the middle but that should change with JPY bond sales starting Monday. I dont see anything challenging them for the top spots this week so look for continued strength. Maybe the CAD will join them.

USD is a currency looking for good news but until it gets it, it will stay in the middle of the pack. So some buys and some sells mixed.

JPY every official in Japan is screaming go down go down go down. They have their big tax hike going into play and they want JPY to weaken so they dont get a double whammy of tax induced slowing economy and increase of JPY value. Dont be surprised if JPY continues its dive and April could be a good month for that. The BOJ probably will do anything it can to weaken the JPY.

eur and chf are heading for the bottom so looking to sell those. gbp is crossing up so gbp/chf buy and eur/gbp sells should be good.

The gbp may recover some this week but it is still just turning the corner on being the lowest. It should still lose ground against the cad, aud, and nzd. Strengthen against eur chf and jpy. Probably ranges against the USD.

Anyway here is the CSS chart and the UKRAINE elephant is still in the room.

rosst » Sun Mar 30, 2014 4:09 pm wrote: Thank you so much for sharing this system with us! I am looking forward to your next book. I see that my CSS readings and yours are a little different - not sure if it makes much difference....but the eur is on the bottom in yours...

fxozgirl » Fri Mar 28, 2014 6:45 pm wrote:The evolution of this thread has been completely incredible right from the start and especially in the last 2 weeks. A massive thanks to Bob, Boldtrader & Alorente especially for all the contributions. and I echo the comments of Pedigree above to any new traders that have been fortunate to find this thread will indeed save a truck load of pain and hardship!

Due to my commitments in developing BASA for the 2nd half of last year it wasn't until November that I finally had time to try my hand at Bob's 10.6. Trading demo I have just doubled my account in 5 months....starting at $5000 it is now $10006 and whilst it's only demo it has definitely been a fantastic learning journey and shows what is possible

At the beginning of December I started to cherry pick 10.6 trades off my demo and take them on my live account as well...since then I have consistently made in excess of 10% per month on my live account trading 10.6

milanese » Sun Mar 30, 2014 10:12 am wrote:

rosst » Sun Mar 30, 2014 4:09 pm wrote: Thank you so much for sharing this system with us! I am looking forward to your next book. I see that my CSS readings and yours are a little different - not sure if it makes much difference....but the eur is on the bottom in yours...

CSS depends much from the broker you use, so it could be caused by using an other broker, too a point is what pairs you have set to be weighted..are you using the same 24 pairs like bob ?



Cheers

Tommaso

zentauro67 » Thu Mar 27, 2014 6:32 pm wrote:For clean charts lovers. (Risk of too many lines after TMA arrival)

To be honest, the only thing I need from 240 and 60 LWMA when using TMA bands is to know the level where they are (just to be ready for the dummie lights changes) and a little slope to see towards where they are moving. So I have muted them letting only visible the ending point. Very useful also in lower timeframes as is a MTF moving average.