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Jason W replied May 7, 2014image Classic ascending triangle. Will look to buy on either a pullback to the bottom line of the wedge, or buy a retest of the breakout (presuming we do breakout to the upside).
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)
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Jason W replied May 7, 2014The Euro looks a little topish, and this view might have some credibility considering the ECB may intervene if it the euro reaches 1.40.
EURUSD
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Jason W replied May 7, 2014Looks like the swissie is about 3/4's of the way to forming a W bottom. If we can pullback a little, going long around 87.15 might have a good payoff.
USD/CHF
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Jason W replied May 7, 2014Welp, I closed out my position at 101.90 for about 40 pips in profit. Originally, I was going to hold on longer, until about 102.60, but I noticed we encountered a bit of selling at 102.00, so I went ahead took profits near the apex of the retrace. ...
USD/JPY Discussion
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Jason W replied May 6, 2014I like your trade. Am looking to open a similar long right now at 101.50 with a stop at 101.35 and a profit target of 102.69. image
USD/JPY Discussion
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Jason W replied Jan 27, 2014Well, the ol' beast reversed back above the neckline of the head and shoulders pattern... However, I've seen plenty of H&S patterns where this exact same thing took place, only to see the price reverse back down below the neckline, and then continue ...
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)
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Jason W replied Jan 26, 2014Yes, if it plays out exactly, that is, declines from the break of the neckline the same amount as from the top of the head to the neckline, we'd be looking at about 600 pips. A shitload. As such, I will be watching the beast with great interest and ...
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)
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Jason W replied Jan 26, 2014Head and shoulders has formed on the Beast: image
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)
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Jason W replied Jan 23, 2014image Using all of these together provides some great intraday support and resistance and potential price targets.
Frankfort Breakout EA
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Jason W replied Jan 19, 2014This system might work well combined with inside bar breakouts. The third post in this thread with the GBP/JPY illustrates perfectly what I'm talking about. If you notice on that big +240 pip decline on Jan 2nd, the trade was setup by an inside bar ...
Frankfort Breakout EA
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Jason W replied Jan 11, 2014Interesting ratio of wins and losses, ryukenden...I had similar results. I wonder what Peter Crown's himself is now using since "long tail" DIBS is apparently no longer working?
Peter Crown's DIBS method revisited
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Jason W replied Jan 10, 2014There does seem to be more volatility, chop and stop-hunting than there was in the past...so maybe DIBS, as Peter Crown's endorsed it, is indeed outdated... That said, I have ripped off some killer day trades using this method...so it still seems to ...
Peter Crown's DIBS method revisited
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Peter Crown's DIBS method revisited
Started Jan 10, 2014|Trading Systems|14 replies
Hi all, I've been studying and implementing the DIBS method for a awhile now, with mixed ...
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Jason W commented Jan 10, 2014The Fed doesn't care about the economy. Only stealing as much money as humanly possible and giving it to the banks. It's the ultimate parasitic institution and doesn't need to be audited, it needs to be abolished for all time.
Jobs report blues: Did the Fed screw up?
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Jason W replied Jan 4, 2014Because price is sitting on the trendline extending from July 2013.
EURUSD
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Jason W replied Jan 3, 2014The euro's uptrend is still intact, but, out of all the majors (along with the swissie), it's the one that has the most potential for a reversal...it's not time to get short yet, but it maybe coming...stay tuned...
EURUSD
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Jason W replied Jan 3, 2014Ya, they're so correlated in fact, that sometimes if I wanna go long the Euro, I'll short the Swissie, since the margin on it is less ($200 vs $280).
USD/CHF
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Jason W replied Jan 3, 2014Lil' pullback, but the Pound uptrend is still in place...no reason to get overtly short.
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
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Jason W replied Jan 2, 2014The beast correlates moreso with the Yen than it does the pound....I'm not suggesting discounting the pound, but the Yen is the more dominant component of the geppy and not the sterling....consequently, I stand by my assessment that the pound/yen ...
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)