Sorry I seemed to have skipped over your post there. Yes that is fine. Just look for the recent swing highs and swing lows that have formed on the daily and 4 hour chart. So mark the swing high that has formed on the daily chart immediatley above and below price. Do the same for the 4 hour chart. Those are the levels you will anticipate a reaction. Last week you saw the 129.60 you have marked on your chart form the weekly high. Going forward this week you have that same daily swing high at 129.60 (notice how this level is very clean) which is last weeks high as well as a daily swing low at 127.00 which is last weeks low. The 4hour swing points are a bit blurred at the moment due to GJ being quite choppy at the moment so for now just focus in on 129.60 and 127.00.
Palmy, take a look what happened at you 128.80 level you had noted on your chart. I know we are currently only noting the most recent swing highs and lows for the time being and we have yet to include older swing highs and lows but this is a good example of a pure resistance level in play here today which we will be including on our charts in the future. In the comming weeks we will be getting to these older swings as well as implied support and resistance levels such as Fibs and Pivots.
Mashichan recall our above conversation earlier on in the thread. Notice how close price came to the PWL on EURJPY. Price fell short just 5 pips above the prior weeks low and when this happens price will almost always revist those levels later on and blow out the stops below the PWL.
Hi David I was just about to get to USDCHF but you beat me to it. The 0.9380 resistance level you had noted in your post on November 1st acted as support today. Nice example of resistance turned support as you have shown.
The above charts are a few examples of what we have been doing and what we still have yet to get to. Is everybody more or less on track? Please ask if you are confused or unsure.
The USDCHF is trading about 15Pips above our 9480 level. I have highlighted three areas of OTE. One of these has the 9480 level just in the middle as possible support and is therefor of special interest to me.
When pulling Fibs I often use last weeks low to last weeks high/current weeks high and vice versa from high to low. I also like to use the main swing points from the 4 hour chart and these swing highs and lows can often span over the space of 3 weeks to a month and sometimes longer. USDCHF saw 0.9500 another key level. I would now make 0.9480 a soft level, it is possible we see OTE to go short at that level so it is worth keeping it on there.