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- Oshawa replied Oct 18, 2012
Hade's horizontal lines are planetary longitudes of their natal position, ie the first day of trade or the birth of a currency, then multiplied with harmonics up and down fitting to a currency's decimal scale.
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- Oshawa replied Oct 11, 2012
Just an example to show that every bounce has its reasons. Even the not-so-good 1.0222 level still gave some pips. image
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- Oshawa replied Sep 24, 2012
Sam mentioned in various occasions that rally-base-drop or drop-base-rally (not sure if I got the terms right) is merely a revisit of supply or demand, and so it's not an ideal fresh level in itself. Put it simply, I think the gist is that if thee ...
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- Oshawa replied Sep 13, 2012
I am relatively new to this, but if I may be allowed to jump in, this is how I see it. Level 1 -- the one you picked. It's a busy area and I can see there might be some easy impression that it would be resistance turned support. But the range is a ...
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- Oshawa replied Aug 31, 2012
Please allow me to participate in this discussion. The way I see it is this: price was in a strong move going up, having to pass supply or resistance areas 1, 2, and 3 (all of which had already had their supply tested before, 1 led to 2, and 2 led ...
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- Oshawa replied Aug 21, 2012
Thank you. I just ran it through the system and it appears on those days when 5-day range is too big 3-day range works perfectly well
I'd not thought about this before, so a big thanks
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- Oshawa replied Aug 21, 2012
Hi, Bella1920, with your experience with the Dilernia model, do you think if levels calculated based on a 6-day week better or 5-day week better? It seems to me that sometimes a simple 5-day week weekly levels work better. On daily it's a bit ...
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- Oshawa replied Aug 11, 2012
In maths, square is a geometric shape with 4 right angles and 1:1 ratio of its vertical and horizontal side. In markets, there is no real square. It will only be a square when you have defined how big you want that vertical and horizontal 1 to be. ...
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- Oshawa replied Aug 10, 2012
What you see can be deceptive. 45° line means only the diagonal line of a square, but how you define the square on both the x and y axis is entirely flexible. Think about it as hand-drawn charts: whether you want 36 hours as one side of square and ...
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- Oshawa replied Jul 18, 2012
Hi, Ken. It all makes sense, and actually I know all that very well too. I am always hoping to find perhaps a 'secret formula' that would give maybe just a few more ounces of certainty, though in reality I do realise it's something we have to adapt ...
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- Oshawa replied Jul 17, 2012
Thanks, Ken, great charts. I have a question though, given euro's strong down trend, when you are long on its way up, how would you decide that it would not end at a previous support level broken such as 2270 on the current chart? This has always ...
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- Oshawa replied Jul 16, 2012
Thank you for your chart. I see what you meant... but usually such bounces are precise to the pip to some old levels, which is why it's puzzling to me because it's not this time. However, there is a trendline there, connecting 12/June low to 28/June ...
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- Oshawa replied Jul 14, 2012
I've tried 2 different computers, and 2 browsers, still no luck
Can see only this image B.S. Trading with Kenneth Lee
- Oshawa replied Jul 14, 2012
Has something gone wrong with the attachment? No chart?
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- Oshawa replied Jul 13, 2012
Hi, Ken I have a question that has a good example on the following aussie chart. The bounce from 1.01 is a round number bounce, but from a supply/demand and/or liquidity gap fill perspective, it seems a little bit out of nowhere, it also dipped ...
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- Oshawa replied Jul 9, 2012
I just found this thread. Interesting and good stuff. The futures market day market is in fact operating mostly in the US session (13.20 London time is the time that currency pit opens) might have a lot to do with your observation. It doesn't make ...
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- Oshawa replied Jun 29, 2012
Thanks, Dirk. Nah, not in the midlands or the north. The weather up there is almost always miserable, flooding or not.
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- Oshawa replied Jun 28, 2012
Buma, how long would this last and long to where? On charts the long seemed really short-lived

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- Oshawa replied Jun 27, 2012
Does Florida affect commodities? Bangladesh... hmmm.... I need to get a map to find out where it is....

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- Oshawa replied Jun 27, 2012
Many commodities this week limited up due to bad weather of forest fire and drought. Where is the abundance of water and flood? It rained quite a bit in England until this week the squared occurred and now it's getting a bit too hot! In the far east ...
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