Itās not there quite yet, but check it out, LO, breaks out of Asian range, where does it stop???
The market is bearish so itās no reason just to go long, but keep focusing on these levels, they are very significant.
I feel this strategy might turn out something like this:-
Up at 6 - 7 GMT and wait for Asian breakout.
When it hits the 80 or 20 level place the trade.
Place TP at 30 PIPS, for half the trade.
Breakfast.
Do some pottering.
Go to pub.
Drink 4 - 6 pints.
Come back late afternoon, just about sober enough to operate a computer.
Close the trade.
Take Milk Thistle.
Enjoy a glass of wine.
Listen to some great music.
A Remy Martin for a nightcap.
Hah, yes, but thatās why I like trading with Oanda so much, you can set it up to place trades with a default SL, mineās 15, I will move it further if thatās the trade, but moving stop an profits on Oanda is so easy, sometimes a little too easy maybe.
Now itās touched the 20 level within a pip, signs of a bullish MS on 5m with a higher low, now itās time to seriously consider a long.
Long @ 1.2930 (Wedmesday LO killzone)
Short @ 1.3020 (Thursday LO killzone)
Short @ 1.2945 (Friday LO killzone)
GBP/USD:
Short @ 1.6045 (Monday LO killzone)
Overall I was bearish from the previous week, which is why I was mainly hunting shorts.
Funny enough, an OTE Long @ 1.5955 on the Cable was also around the same time I took the Long on the Fiber, that would be have been the move of the week!
Lovely price action around the predetermined levels (levels that have been talked about for weeks, if not months during ICTs daily/weekly PTC reviews!), specifically on the Fiber, including the pivot levels.
I havenāt really added or updated these levels for quite some time now, theyāre just that good
Once again, big thanks to ICT for all of his hard work in presenting this material on how to analyse the markets!
Good US data results in a risk on scenario (bullish foreign currencies), as the USD is generally seen as a safe haven in times of an unstable economy, therefore investors will put their money elsewhere. Equally, if the US posts bad data, this is a risk off scenario (bearish foreign currencies), therefore pushing the dollar higher as investors buy up USD for security. It does the opposite of what youād think should happen
I think thats how it goes (generally).
Look at the huge rally in EUR right now.
It makes complete sense, those in the know will already know the data to be good, so send the price down and then what?
Buy at the lows
This is why I wanted to close out my position before the news lands. Equally, the data could have been poor, pushing the Euro lower again stillā¦ but the market leaves big footprints (ask yourself, why such a drop off before the US data?)
Obviously it doesnāt always behave like this, but weāve all seen this type of thing time and time againā¦
Thank you very much Jonnycab for your explanation. If i would know, I could save 1k. Now i lost and tryign to catch train by playing with EuroGBP long. In general very very frustraining trade. Loosing more with attempt to return what have already been lost. neeed urgent help from expirienced trader. Please. Need mentor who can help to trade and get self confidence.