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Binyamin replied Dec 14, 2011A trading analysis — Yesterday there was a setup on AU, H1 35/50 H4 10EMA, DP as depicted in the 1st image. I got out 20 pips from it. But over in the M5, after the reaction to those confluence there was a perfect AAA M5 trade. A bounce from ...
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- Binyamin replied Dec 13, 2011
Thanks screen, I think this is the solution that will speed MT4 development time! Man, I am excited!
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- Binyamin replied Dec 8, 2011
Another M5 setup today — Here is a M5 setup I took today. I don't want to disturb the flow of the chat room so I will post it here. PPA, obvious from H4, followed by a M5 scoop and rejection. Entry point is at the M5 yellow arrow. I started M5 ...
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- Binyamin replied Dec 8, 2011
A Question about this setup — This is a question to all. The images at the bottom shows a setup for a 5M trade that occurred, The 1st image is the H1 of the EU showing the PPA acting as a resistance. So my strategy was, wait till price gets ...
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- Binyamin replied Dec 7, 2011
I assume you mean this candle here which I boxed in blue. And your question was why I didn't take that. Firstly, that area which I marked with a red line is an area of a major PPA- 2011/11/30 visible from the H4. Kostas even mention in the chat, if ...
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- Binyamin replied Dec 7, 2011
Can you please state the pair, timeframe and is that time GMT? Or OAnda?
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- Binyamin replied Dec 7, 2011
HI there, thank you heaps for your feedback. I would like to point out that the housing news from CAD came about 1.5 hours after I entered the trade. I got out b4 the news too. Anyway just for anyones interest the tip of the blow through candle is ...
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- Binyamin replied Dec 7, 2011
Analysis of a trade — There are a lot of peeps posting winners so let me post an interesting loser from yesterday. EURCAD, H1 35/50, H4 10EMA and DP. The confluence with the market condition makes this an AAA trade, a very hi probability trade ...
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- Binyamin commented Dec 2, 2011
A Euro crises will dry up liquidity, that is the last thing the American economy needs now.
The euro may fall — and take the U.S. recovery with it
- Binyamin commented Nov 29, 2011
This is BS how come I am having a good year? They are probably stealing their client's money.
Currency hedge funds' miserable year extends in October
- Binyamin commented Nov 17, 2011
I am a lil worried because it also means Oanda might drastically increase their spread like they did in 2008 October, the spread for EU then was 20 pips! But the good news is, I think its code for market is going to be wild like 2008! mmm
Oanda to Clients: Stay Out of Currency Markets
- Binyamin commented Nov 13, 2011
Who says there is a recession, even jobless students are living in high end penthouses. Oh I am going to build a shrine for Obama and worship him in my garage!
Animal McMansion: Students Trade Dorm for Suburban Luxury
- Binyamin replied Nov 11, 2011
GBPUSD — This post is in response yesterday by one of the Choroser asking me to explain one of my trades which I took with another member. Of all the touch trades I rarely see any touch that is the better than this type IMHO. (With its ...
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- Binyamin commented Nov 3, 2011
Their modern military is not yet tried and tested. But still I frankly don't want to see them flex their muscles. The news over the past few years have been indicating that chinese military general's have been making plans and strategizing on taking ...
China President Hu: EU debt problems should be mainly solved by Europe
- Binyamin commented Nov 3, 2011
Chinese since ancient times do not like intervening in other country's affair. Chinese found America 1st by a few hundred years but unlike the english they did not colonize and kill the natives. They were searching the world for knowledge but no ...
China President Hu: EU debt problems should be mainly solved by Europe
- Binyamin replied Nov 2, 2011
Alright he got my ears. pls consider M_j's suggestion Hmrt.
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