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tough! Not doing another! Interesting comment though, and correct... why do you say that?

Thoughts on this, I am genuinely curious and others would be too, I'll do mine too.......... 2 similar candle actions (finished) but what next........

See chart.

Done.............

I think this is vital to remember.......... Whilst I have been getting pissed off with fast and sharp reversals, I think it is vital to have more confirmation of an imminent reversal. My trendlines fit me and for firewalker uses price action and candles and Wyckoff-ism's(!) but you need something that fits you, that you can trust and adhere too...

Just as long as you leave that American muck where it is! :rofl: Canadian beer is all good btw! (and Japanese too in case Soultrader is reading!)

My point being the support level in question prior that rally was broken so yes, whilst crossing back through meant it was due to rally, to say it turned and continued up because of support is a bit of a long shot. Coincidence even.

I am impressed oh Belgian one, congrats! There is more to you than Stella Artois

and it did..........

and it did..................

.......... These are 4hour charts so that is a big reversal! Ooooh, and where is the support causing that................?

Yep I have it at 91 so close enough

Get on with it!

You said a major reversal will ONLY happen at S or R and I said I will prove you wrong, and here we are!

STOP CHANGING THE SUBJECT and state your answers.......... Oh, and btw, 1 - Split the balls into three groups of three balls each. 2 - First use of the scale: Weigh any two groups against each other. 3 - If the groups weigh the same then the heavier ball is in the third group, otherwise it is in the group that weighs more. 4 - We now know that the heavy ball is one of three. 5 - Second use of the scale: Using the group of balls that we know contains the heavy ball, weight any two balls against each other. 6 - If one of the balls is heavier then we have our answer. If the balls weigh the same then the third ball is the heavy one and we again have our answer.

Hypocritical of me to say and just as guilty at times but........ Rules, Rules, Rules................ Why did you just go long other than the fact that you weren't already short and worried it was too late to go short so best go long rather than sit there missing out?

Despite watching another 100 fall without me in my favour, I have my weekly 500 pip goal, how are you doing???

So....... Each chart is 1 candle from either reversing or continuing and you said to me, major reversals only happen at S/R........ Come on... which way for each?!

The point of the post was to determine whether I am the only one in the world who sees every pip as an opportunity for profit? And to find out if I am weird! Yes though, I don't think there is such thing as noise. EDIT: I am weird though as I just broke a rule by exiting a trade which had paused on support yet not broken my trendline all just because I reached my ideal 500 for the week and watching it go another 80 odd + whilst I do my end of week notes!!!

Closed it for +260 to add to my +240 already and I am done, pre NFP (Not a big fan of NFP) and its been a stressful, annoying week so I am outta here....... Have a good one all.......

Am I a bit weird......... About a year and a half ago, I went to NZ in view to move there.... I spent about 3 months on this first trip to see what I truly thought... When I arrived, I planned on trading the HMA strat in view of automating what I do know but by using the HMAs for the computers benefit. Anyhow, I ws only trading the UK sess on cable and that was the opposite hours (nightime) and I thought it would be worth the sacrifice. IT turned out that for the whole month it was the Asian session that traded better. Now, I thought (one of those important turning points in my career) that was a bit harsh, I wonder whether around the clock would be better. So from then till now... I watched and traded around the clock to my benefit. This works especially well in FX obviously and especially in Yen/UK pairs as there is always someone awake and moving it. Just reading a thread about 'potential setups' and for me, (I used to have this written in bold across my wall calender), EVERYTHING happens for a reason and thus, coupled with, a perfect exit is an entry, I realised that in my market, potential setups never end, they are always there as EVERYTHING happens for a reason... Am I the only one that sees and does this?

Trailed to 190.82 for +200

Concentrate on the day to day and be ready for anything and that possible reversal. I will continue as is (bounce to S to R to S etc...) and not worry about the big reversal, its not relevant to day/swing traders imo.

All three are imminent, ie, 1 candle away from reversing or continuing...... You are already in them all. What are you doing? Exit and wait, stay in and see, reverse now?

messing up my thread here too! Might have to go scribble on your visitor messages wall again!