nanningbob wrote:

Wkcfx wrote:

cmeade2 wrote:OK Bob it looks like all the yen pairs will open with green bars on the 10.5 CSS and they will be above the 240.

So do we set pendings above the next level on the weekly lines?

nanningbob wrote:Obviously the one with the greatest potential will be the gbp/jpy. Look for your biggest moves coming from there. usd/jpy will have big moves if it can break those big resistance areas. The others have upside but maybe limited unless they break previous highs and go to ?????????????

This morning i'm seeing the same cmeade2. however, the RSI on all are topped out on 4h and 1h. I believe GJ for example, has that support area a bit lower at the WR1 so wouldn't a slight retrace to that area seem feasible? the place pendings just above the WR1 or not?

thanks

I have buy pendings above the last high in case it spikes during the JPY session. Other wise I will wait for a dip in the UT.

nanningbob wrote:Strong Currencies for the week appear on daily CSS to be the CAD, welcome to the top two Canandians, and the Pound. Weak pairs look like the Aud and JPY. Aud may strengthen and JPY weaken. USD may rise after some good news last week.

4H CSS shows USD and CAD rising GBP holding steady.
AUD rising CHF and JPY sinking

HAVE FUN.

Staedtler wrote:am i the only one who see's this on the USDJPY ?

kwanann wrote:

Staedtler wrote:am i the only one who see's this on the USDJPY ?

Nope mine looks ok

zentauro67 wrote:I hope Bob doesn´t find I´m cluttering too much. Weekends are so boring and I´ve been playing with new CSS as a pervert.

I like the new conservative approach from this filter (CSS is rock solid). Sometimes it's a little frustrating, like a stepmother who tells you what not to do.

I suspect most of us devote great attention to the slope, waiting for the moment of crossing, and this wait could cause us the very anxiety precisely CSS wanted to avoid. Slope is like a snake you don´t know the next move, and different brokers data can make us feel unsafe about an imminent crossing.

A way to do it mechanical, (semaphore style) for those who look for a quiet "get ready" signal for a CSS color change, could be using a MACD put in bars (profiting the empty background from RSI2). MACD gives reversal signals 3 or even 4 bars before than CSS (16 hours!) but it is obviously very noisy and risky. Could be used as an agressive mosquito, trying to get yout attention on a probable CSS color change. A fast MACD (8,17,9) works very well in 1h. (12,26,9 for 4h)

This is the MACD bars indi:

MTF_MACD_Bars.mq4

Staedtler wrote:am i the only one who see's this on the USDJPY ?

lionsden wrote:

nanningbob wrote:

Wkcfx wrote:

cmeade2 wrote:OK Bob it looks like all the yen pairs will open with green bars on the 10.5 CSS and they will be above the 240.

So do we set pendings above the next level on the weekly lines?

nanningbob wrote:Obviously the one with the greatest potential will be the gbp/jpy. Look for your biggest moves coming from there. usd/jpy will have big moves if it can break those big resistance areas. The others have upside but maybe limited unless they break previous highs and go to ?????????????

This morning i'm seeing the same cmeade2. however, the RSI on all are topped out on 4h and 1h. I believe GJ for example, has that support area a bit lower at the WR1 so wouldn't a slight retrace to that area seem feasible? the place pendings just above the WR1 or not?

thanks

I have buy pendings above the last high in case it spikes during the JPY session. Other wise I will wait for a dip in the UT.

Hey NB,

Are you using MPTM to manage trades while you are away? if so do you mind sharing your .set files?

thanks
Lionsden