- Search Metals Mine
- Oshawa replied Nov 6, 2010
Hi, PrymeTyme I use BetterVolume indicator, and found that it corresponds to the volume on a specific broker only. This gives the problem of on different broker the indicator can give different volume reading (because there is no central exchange ...
vsa with Malcolm
- Oshawa replied Nov 6, 2010
Ta muchly. Do you look at COT? It's very puzzling... url The much awaited and anticipated market turn in around mid-October didn't come at all. I wonder if it could be said as another inversion, instead of down, it went up....
In ...Cyclical Trading
- Oshawa replied Nov 6, 2010
Yes, I am about to throw Prechter's EW out of the window, or into a fire!!!!! Can't tell you how pissed off I am. If you can't see a clear count, even just astro idea on Aussie would be greatly appreciated. Before Aussie broke out higher again this ...
Cyclical Trading
- Oshawa replied Nov 5, 2010
Do you trade only euro? To me now it seems that Aussie is the most puzzling pair EW-wise (I know strong commodities, interest diferentials, yadah, yadah....). I just couldn't find a proper and reasonable count for it. Any thoughts?!?!?!?!?!? Thanks.
Cyclical Trading
- Oshawa replied Nov 4, 2010
EUR/AUD — Red, thanks for reminding me to look at the crosses for clues. This one may or may not be able to break it's daily down trendline, but FIB ratio is very tempting here. I shall keep an eye on it.
Price is everything
- Oshawa replied Nov 4, 2010
Hi, Red I have one question on TA. On Aussie weekly, it broke out of its double top resistance from Nov/09 to Apr/10 highs but has yet to pull back to retest that level as support. Is this normal? I know nothing is 100% certain in trading but found ...
Price is everything
- Oshawa replied Nov 4, 2010
Thanks for the charts. If you meant this type of phenomenon, I actually have a scientific answer to it, though some might dismiss it as unscientific nonsense. The answer is in Gann. In trading operations, yes, someone's got to push the button. But ...
Price is everything
- Oshawa replied Nov 3, 2010
Hi, Red. Would you mind elaborating a bit more on that virtual programme you referred to in this post? I have some very limited access to major i-banks' dealing desks information. The way I understand it is that volume is genearlly very thin before ...
Price is everything
- Oshawa replied Nov 3, 2010
Marc — My range calculation for AU has one target of 1.0062 which is hit today and another one at 1.0048-76. No charts for this as it's pure geometric calculations. I would expect AU to pull back at least a bit from 1.0076 region, if taking ...
Nearly Naked (Simple Trades)
- Oshawa replied Nov 2, 2010
Hi, Marc. Interesting to read your view on the potential impact of the election result. The gossips I have read is that if GOP takes back both houses, then dollar should strengthen, even though briefly, due to the expectation that Republicans would ...
Nearly Naked (Simple Trades)
- Oshawa replied Oct 31, 2010
45Condor, great posts, as usual. The sequel is a total disappointment of nothingness. First, the trade is nothing, and not even a proper trade. Second, it is really of nothing. Nonetheless, Douglas is excellent. He is perhaps the only one that ...
GU, GJ and EU Analysis Thread
- Oshawa replied Oct 30, 2010
Hi, Mike. Great post. I just checked SE Aspectarian. Venus and Sun conjunction occured at 0110 GMT on 29/10, not 31/10, which is last Friday morning. I am bearish on Aussie too, I could only 'hope' that yesterday afternoon's up turn is not what this ...
Planetary Cycles Trading (EUR/USD)
- Oshawa replied Oct 26, 2010
Geometrically, on SQ9, 1.4156 is 180 degree up from 1.1876, and on SQ9 time, starting with 7/June/2010 in the middle, 45 degree is on 17 Oct and 30 degree on 14 Oct. Give it +/-1 or 2 days either side, plus a perfect fit of price target, so I would ...
Planetary Cycles Trading (EUR/USD)
- Oshawa replied Oct 25, 2010
AstroElite -- Hi, I just read your early comment about a potential reversal timezone in mid-October. I have that too, which price-wise is on 15 October. The thing is the markets are not really dropping, both euro and aussie are making their way back ...
Planetary Cycles Trading (EUR/USD)
- Oshawa replied Oct 25, 2010
Hi, AstroElite I had not visited this thread for a couple of weeks, and now found a pleasant surprise that you are posting here. Welcome and thanks for your hardwork!

Planetary Cycles Trading (EUR/USD)
- Oshawa replied Oct 21, 2010
Thanks a lot for this. I don't have that longitude conversion indicator so can't possibly do that. I did have some data input lines drawn for some bigger planets but mercury data is a bit difficult to draw using manual data input. Fundi-wise, QE2 is ...
Cyclical Trading
- Oshawa replied Oct 21, 2010
Perhaps you can look into FXstreet.com, there are many free videos there and fee-based membership. Personally I am not a paid member, but I've heard others who signed up for the course said they were very happy with it. They teach mostly simple and ...
Im looking for a Mentor
- Oshawa replied Oct 20, 2010
Hi, Mywavez. It's 180 degree geometric wise, not by days. You will get that either on SQ9 or use pure calculation, price scaled to 100. On a hard copy SQ9, 180 degree opposite to 118+ is somewhere between 141 and 142. On a spreadsheet, you can get ...
Cyclical Trading
- Oshawa replied Oct 20, 2010
My focus has been on aussie recently so I've given euro a complete miss. But if anyone cares to take out a calculator, or use a spreadsheet, one might find out that Euro stopped last Friday dead at 180 degree up from its 7 June low. Intraday wise, ...
Cyclical Trading
- Oshawa replied Oct 13, 2010
Hi, Red. In this aussie chart, would you consider that level just above .9900 as having been broken to the downside? Thanks.
Price is everything