Originally Posted by dpaterso
Sorry forexology, we were ‘overtyping’ each other.
(And you edited your post so I did not see the edit until now but I did respond to your ‘original’ post above).
OK - well - as far as ‘swing trading’ is concerned - I stand corrected - and - you are right (see how ‘humble’ I’ve become)!!! I was alway under the impression that ‘swing trading’ was like ‘trading the daily swings’ but they way that you explain it NOW makes sense to me. Thanks.
I have TRIED using pivot points to trade before (it’s detailed in one of my trading books) but I’ve always ‘come a cropper’. The way it is detailed in one of my books is that the price of an instrument will trade between S1 and R1 on daily basis and the S2 adn R2 are supposed to be the ‘dead low and the dead high’ of the day blah, blah, blah. EVERY time I’ve tried this ‘method’ - guess what - the price has ‘rocketed’ right through to S3 or R3 and beyond (‘to infinity and beyond’ - every watched ‘Buzz Lightyear’?)! On the other hand - I’ve never thought of using them to ‘take profit’ - keep coming with more details on this idea.
SOOOOO - you’re in Jamaica!!! Man - my mouth is watering already!!! Actually - I KNOW YOU can answer this question: is Captain Morgan REALLY made in Jamaica or is it just some ‘bullsh1t’ advertising??? I know this happens because we used to have cigarette adverts here depicting the ‘wild west’ in the USA or the ‘jetset people’ in the USA AND THE AMERICANS HAVE NEVER EVEN SEEN OR HEARD OF THESE BRANDS - EVER!!!
Regards,
Dale.
[B]Dale:
Still not researched the Captain Morgan thing yet. I rather suspect it’s just marketing gimmick but let me do some basic background checks. Real Jamaican rums I know are Wray & Nephew and Appleton. You want to look for Appleton.
If I told you who I really am you are going to get all righteous on me so I’ll break it gentle… I dont drink because its part of my life philosophy, health reformer and all. Gentle gentle I break it.
My music? I love music but I’m tone deaf so I bang the piano for family worship since the kids wont use up the music lessons.
I love soccer. Heard of the Jamaican Reggae boyz who went to France 98. I was there in the stadium. Of course I can barely keep up with my 9 year old son when we play on the lawn but its the best time of my life when I play soccer.
South Africa 2010 watch out the Reggae Boyz are now coached by Bora. People think he is overrated.
Back to forex:
Take a look at the 4 hour pivots when you are day trading or when you want to exit a PSAR trade. Watch for the price moving towards a pivot point in a trend, and take profit at that pivot point. There is more to it but I need my friend’s permission. Watch the price action, determine market direction, then look for the pivots to make certain decisions. Seems Peter Bain is right.
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