Thread: Price Will Tell - Supply/Demand Price Action Trading

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Always expect the unexpected

So.. .here we go

Still caught back in though...

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Well, as we said, 1.2431 is key price lol. . image

1.2431 has formed a point of inflection but judging by this morning and yesterday's PA that this place is nevertheless vulnerable to a bit of whipsaw, hence the ancient lock in 1R.

Letc. .

Stopped b/e

Perfect exit . . .opportunity on the opposite for entry?

Not done this for a while - pressured into taking a weekend hold on USDCAD short. Only a position pips.
Sunday open should be fascinating...

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Not achieved this for a while - forced into taking a weekend hold on USDCAD short. Just a small place, aiming for approximately 400 pips. Sunday open should be interesting... picture

First try at shorting USDCAD stopped at B/E. Now on the next effort.

Theoretically it is possible with SD trading to have taken a touch-trade on evaluation of this H4 supply but statistically these do not work out enough for me. Elected a long long time back to put in on follow through PA instead.

Currently at around 50 pips with entry closed just over fresh H1 supply. Ultimate target is 1.200 but will expand the stop accordingly and choose what the market gives, which actually could still be B/E now.

Cable.

So... What'll happen next? Who knows...

H1 need is nicely confluenced with W1 and MN. On that basis will punt for higher goal of 1.40.
Going for a somewhat tough one to handle due to the potential for deep retraces. Will see how it goes.

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Cable. So... What'll happen next? Who knows... H1 need is nicely confluenced with W1 and MN. On that basis will punt for higher target of 1.40. Going to be a slightly tough one to manage due to the prospect of deep retraces. Will see how it goes. image

I have a queuing buy order at 1.29ish to get the same pair
Hope it'll get triggered

Missed this absolutely textbook euro installment today. SD every single moment.

Who's the better trader, the physicist who discovers a quantum way of earning 2R or the fruit and veg seller
who buys a bowl of peanuts for 50p and flogs them for a quid? I'm leaning towards the latter. He consistently
seems jollier somehow.