Thanks GEfx. Finally, someone traded sensibly in line with value intent that I try hard to explain.

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Think in terms of value of the instrument in semi-cycles orientated around open lines. Instead of ob/os. There's no such thing as overbuying or overselling an instrument.

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Market is always in a semi-cycle. Orientated around mol, wol and dol. That's why price move up and down. If you look at m15 or h1 chart with dol you can see this buy hemisphere but you can't see the failure. Look at h4 chart to see it. That's why ...

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Hemispheres are denoted by time. It's a phase of a semi-cycle to move value to it's intended value target. Buy hemisphere raise value, sell hemisphere drop value.

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If not price will drop like a rock. From the jargon used I can see the only understanding about this market came from some books, and narratives told by someone. This indoctrination is simply too embedded. You guys fail to see what's in front of ...

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I told about E$ here. When market broke low target it has to reverse because the close of today has to be above pwol else E$ has serious valuation issues, no option. Once E$ is confirmed on the way above dol, that's the cue for the start of the G$ ...

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If traders can't see short trades for G$, GY, gold and oil for more than 50pips in London session(check your chart), it means you have no idea about how forex market work. Back to ob/os spike "indicator" trading. The cue for this difficult G$ trend ...

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There're many trade opportunities today in London session - G$, GY, gold, oil. I took this risky fade the G$ trend trade in NY session that has difficulty reach the tp above dol, so manual close. This trade became clear after doing nothing for ...

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Guys, this Forex market repeats the same thing everyday. The same thing I wrote about. Who saw which 50pips trade today?

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Hahaha, FF can be a dangerous place to divulge private info.

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Thanks for pointing it out. It's gmt+3, according to the timezone I live it's gmt+8.

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Hi whitesta, we all know there are many ways to trade. And there are profitable traders with every strategy conceivable. The conversation should never be about the better way. But it's a habit on FF to move the conversation towards better way. We're ...

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Hi Pumi, it's 00:00 GMT.

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There's one final part to trading. That's the entry protocol. I wrote about it here. Points 1-9. url The entry protocol is the last layer of risk protection. Look at this trade. I don't always follow to the dot - that's indiscipline sometimes. Or ...

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Is it difficult to read value intent in yesterdays one dimensional market with no options? Today, it becomes difficult. Because market is at no man's land with no clear defined parameters, further away from wol. There's only one way, htf value ...

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Value intent is not difficult to read with open lines. Ofc there will be some that are difficult. Take EU for example. Monday we see a rapid rise from early day low. The early fall is a follow through from Friday. Surely all the effort to trade ...

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My chart contains 2 things only. First is open lines and levels. 2nd is value intent. It's a complicated chart because of the overlay of multiple hemispheres, dol, wol and mol. They all carry the same universal definition, the same applied across ...

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When you use the word definite, you mean there's no option left for the market. That's when you place the trade. Read my comments and my earlier posts. They tie in as you watch the chart, makes it more meaningful. The best is if you watch the market ...

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This was a no option chart analysis known ahead of time. Both the rise from the open and the fall from bearish value zone were clear. The 2 levels set for oscillation.

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