[I]I’m in too, and thanks from a new newbee !!![/I]
very helpful…!!! thanks…!!! keep it up…!!! following…!!!
New one coming your way!
Great setup on the Day Open (DO). Hope ya’ll caught that!
As I said, this thread will focus on PAST price action. By looking at the past, we can create trading strategies that can possibly work in the future. We can study how EUR/USD, for instance, reacted to the previous day low after the non-farm payrolls was released. Or perhaps we can take a look whether the Day Open is something we should keep an eye out for.
If you’re interested in predictions or trade setups, then this thread is not for you. You can head on to my main blog, Pippin’ Ain’t Easy, for that!
Great response for the people asking for predictions! I agree that this thread is better served as a way to see current and past price action as a group, instead of showing where to put an entry. Causing each trader to create their own trade ideas, instead of just piggy-backing.
Thanks Big Pippin!
Thanks. I need to learn how to interpret the news. This is helpful & RELEVANT
Very hot indeed much money can be made
Hot one incoming!
No clear bounce plays, but there was a possible buy setup when the U.S. retail sales report failed to meet expectations!
IMF spoiling EUR/USD’s party right there! Huge sell-off when the IMF encouraged the ECB to spend more on stimulus!
looking forward to your comment regarding today miserable data release. I did clock up plenty of pips though.
lots of up and down trading again today. It’s good to know that you were able to catch a good chunk of it!
BigPippin: On your weekly values, do you include the Australian/Asia open on Sunday?
On your daily values, what timezone/session do you use for the open/close (or does it not matter)?
:33:G’day BigPippin
Will the resignation of Doyle (senior economist at IMF) have an impact?Doyle.pdf (203 KB)
The weak euro zone manufacturing and services PMIs took the pair lower. Hope ya’ll were able to take advantage!