Ended up a late one.Originally Posted by ;
There was a bearish gap around the daily open. Trade is only a small risk but took the retest. Could be stopped out quickly. Might go another way, however.
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Ended up a late one.Originally Posted by ;
There was a bearish gap around the daily open. Trade is only a small risk but took the retest. Could be stopped out quickly. Might go another way, however.
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Nice one - I overlooked the early Asian retest opportunity...Originally Posted by ;
It is testing quite an interesting historical supply on the W1/D1. Will be keeping an eye Daily closes for any bearish signs.Originally Posted by ;
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@Rudy
that I think I just realised why occasionally the price scale on some charts looks larger. I display grab the chart to annotate, other times I save the chart as a picture in MT4. Difference seems to lie there.
This was only based off place and the fact AU appeared like it'd been ranging. So I figured it would be a moderately safe entry back into the chop. I had had my eye.
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USDCHF Buying
The background of USDCHF demoned a willingness to buy on the back of a bullish engulfing Weekly candle. Marking up what's only obvious in hindsight.
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Had a day or two away from the charts weekly. Back to (a basic multi-TF) analysis...Originally Posted by ;
Until that W1 is broken, this pair is down for me W1 but I believe we've got to think about this S/R. Price has gathered there and left a demand zone:
Changing to Daily I see that scenario. As long as the market does not gap over 1.3268'ish on tonight's open we'll have new Daily supply. It all now really depends upon how price reacts at these various zones.
It's in a bit of no-man's land on Daily, however for me personally, technically D1 management is Up. That does not mean to say I would not sell it though. A retest of that provide (in case it prints around the open) can give a wonderful double-top type entrance for shorts. Price may not, however, test provide at all and instead meander down to examine these demands. At that stage, based on how it reacts, I'd look at buying.
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