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Seneca pilot replied May 8, 2013One last thing before I go to sleep. I had pretty good confidence in this long because of the only pattern I really like. EJ yesterday played out a BRV Quasimodo (over under) pattern. In the screenshot below you will see it labeled out. I added an ...
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Seneca pilot replied May 8, 2013Going back to sleep now. See you guys around nine Eastern.
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Seneca pilot replied May 8, 2013The day open was a pretty strong barrier for price. Notice that it rejected back down from there by thirty pips. This is certainly a tradable move. I take the first level to get hit though. The first level today was the London close. For me to ...
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Seneca pilot replied May 8, 2013If you look at Monday's price action around the weekly close you will see that it had been hit repeatedly from the bottom using up a lot of sell orders. On Tuesday I felt pretty confident that if tested from below again the price would move on ...
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Seneca pilot replied May 8, 2013The initial target was the prior day high but I set my alarm for five minutes before the news and manage things live around the week open. I didn't like the price movement at the week open so I closed. Just before news I tighten the stop to BE just ...
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Seneca pilot replied May 8, 2013This might be a fun project for you. I know about the fixes (currency and gold) but have never figured out a way to trade them. I have enough lines on my charts.
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Seneca pilot replied May 8, 2013I have closed the EJ trade. The buying seems to have dried up at the weekly open. My weekly open price is 130.03. This may get through but I am conservative. I expected a hard move through this price as it has been used yesterday as well. The target ...
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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013As far as I know all financial markets close at 5PM in their local time zone. Currently that is noon in the US eastern time zone for London close.
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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013You are confusing your trading mentor with your sex education teacher again.

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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013They have been doing some increasingly weird things lately maybe because they: video
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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013He has tried to explain it to me but it goes right over my head. I see things and act on them. I know very little deep math. I am somewhat familiar with the Mandelbrot from Seinfeld. The eighty year old trainer. Oh wait that was mandelbaum. Never ...
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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013[quote=tubguy;6663818] Felt in the summer? Won't that cause a ruckuss.
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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013[quote=tubguy;6663797] Stretching it over my big fat head. It'll never fit now.
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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013I would encourage you not to trade it if you don't think it is viable. I have traded it for three years this month and with the exception of occasionally exiting at a high or low instead of waiting for 1/1 it has worked for me. I take every trade ...
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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013Green and red are previous day high and weekly open. Purple is last week close. The yellow lines are the London and NY closes. I think when I took that screen shot I had already moved the London to todays close but the NY close was still in place ...
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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013I explained a little bit about this way back. There are so many posts at this point it would be impossible to not miss some things. I spend thousands of hours each year looking at charts. I am rather good at spotting patterns and locating good ...
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Seneca pilot replied May 7, 2013If you find it acceptable to need to gain 100% to recover from a string of losses then risk away. What happens if you lose your seventeen in a row and then win a few and hit another run of seventeen?
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