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Old 10-19-2008, 04:40 AM
deanz deanz is offline
 

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This too was my question to myself over the weekend... so .....why not open a chart with different pivot times on it. Try...

1) GMT to GMT.
2) New York midnight to midnight
3) New York 5:00pm to 5:00pm

Also try having 3 charts of the same pair open, each with different pivots, eg using Tokyo close to close, London close to close, and New York close to close and see which one makes scene the most to you.

I am coming to think that when your favorite currency pair is not reacting to pivot points then you are looking at the wrong pair at this time.

Don't overlook higher time pivots, here are 4 different time - weekly PPs on 1 hour chart.

I know the AUD/JPY is not a normal pair to look at but the EUR/USD was not playing right so I looked at AUD/USD and opened an AUD/JPY to compare and it started to look better than most.


Dean.
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Last edited by deanz; 10-19-2008 at 05:46 AM.
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