go4pips » Thu Feb 19, 2015 4:42 pm wrote:Thank you Dudest for your explanation, I see and understand what you are saying, it help me a lot when you break it done give me more inside to see what I couldn't see before.
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jedrula » Thu Feb 19, 2015 12:35 am wrote:Dudest style :hi:


my attempt on gold






and GBPAUD

monty » Thu Feb 19, 2015 7:14 pm wrote:Hi dudest.

Thank you for your inputs, much appreciated.
I wonder what's your view on G/A.
I see it on 4h charts as it is on the 2th push down, but I'm not that sure.

dudest » Thu Feb 19, 2015 5:48 pm wrote:

monty » Thu Feb 19, 2015 7:14 pm wrote:Hi dudest.

Thank you for your inputs, much appreciated.
I wonder what's your view on G/A.
I see it on 4h charts as it is on the 2th push down, but I'm not that sure.

dudest » Thu Feb 19, 2015 7:37 pm wrote:@mtl:

RRT forming

Entry when the 2nd wick is forming (as price goes down) [ i.e, entry "in the pins" ] is the mad skill that CJ showed to us

PS: As much as RRTs ( aka 2-bar reversals ) happen alot, they work out best when taken at clear levels [ e.g support/resistance, key Fibs, within a pattern (like, say point 'c' of a-b-c hunt), etc ]


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Captain Jack » Fri Mar 29, 2013 5:06 am wrote:

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Knowing the patterns that are used and being able to recognize them as they are formed is the key to all of this. You have to understand that they use the same ones, over and over, but will mix or dirty them up a bit to make recognition harder. The RRT's, "W", "M"'s and stop hunts are the easier ones to see. Once you pick up on these, then it's the combinations and how they are put together.

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John

CJ:
Understand clearly that the tools these "somebodies", who I refer to as the Fox, use to move price are also limited. They continue to use the same tools over and over again, because they work, over and over again. That is why patterns repeat over and over again.