Hi guys,
there are BEEBs that seem to be forming on AUDSGD & AUDUSD. Let me share my concerns & tell me what ya’ll think.
AUDUSD: Price previously formed a double top at the round number 0.92000 & reversed, making this a resistance level. My concern is that it might act as support. I don’t like that the bar before closed above resistance.
2 AUDSGD: The BEEB that seems to be forming is sitting on the round number 0.17000. I don’t like that the bar before closed above resistance. The area I’m expecting price to stall is at the level I’ve marked the red line.
Now I know there’s still some time left for the candles to close but it’s always a good idea to “mark” a pair and make a plan before NY close.
we are all still students of the game,but i think people (including myself) should read and heed the posts by senior members and those more experienced over the last few days regarding the quantity/frequency of quality setups over a given month. I think I counted about 5 different pair postings since the posts I mentioned…
Don’t be so hard on yourself, this is not easy. If it was, everyone would be driving around in $100,000 cars with no money problems man. Just research and learn as much as you can. Think about it like this: Why are you here? Ask yourself that every single morning when you wake up. What are you trying to accomplish by interacting on this board and trading forex? Are you trying to “get rich quick”? Or, are you trying to harness the power of the internet to interact with professional traders, experienced amateurs, and newbies like you and I, to learn how to trade FOREX in an unprecedented manner. A manner which is going to produce profit over time, not over-night…
Maybe a recap would be of use, so here is what my guide says in short, with a few images which will help.
So, if price breaks a resistance level in an uptrend, we wait for a pullback, the old resistance level now becomes support, so we wait for it to retest the support (old resistance). If we see valid price action to go long, we set an order, if not, we don’t trade.