Closed out A/U with 65 pips. image

One does not simply buy low and sell high

usd/jpy 4hr/ 30m analysis image image

One does not simply buy low and sell high

So far so good image

One does not simply buy low and sell high

Long A/u at support zone @ 7627. 80 pip stop/ 160 pip target. The median line set forecasts a possible move to the upper channel line, should we break out. image

One does not simply buy low and sell high

I like where this is going.

Price is everything

I would like to know why the thread changed to what it is now, and no longer focused on what the OP was originally posting.

Price is everything

no one can stop you from yourself.

Why Can't I Trade?!

How are you guys filtering the trades worth taking and those that are not? Would you buy at support even though price is clearly selling off? please explain this process.

Price is everything

Shorting A/U at the touch of the zone. 7885 stop. image

Price is everything

from looking at these charts you guys post, it seems that you're ignoring the largest s/r zones, and the ones that are drawn, seem random. eagle, I'll skype you tomorrow.

Price is everything

How do you determine the trend if you're only drawing s/r zones? Are you guys trading multiple time frames or just trading from one chart?

Price is everything

the closing levels?

EURUSD

What are all those lines?

EURUSD

On second thought, it seems too range bound for a retracement-based trade. Trading the support/resistance zones might be a better idea. image

One does not simply buy low and sell high

Price never retraced down to our level to get the trade, but now price is at this nice resistance zone on the 15min chart. This could be a nice short setup. image

One does not simply buy low and sell high

Looking at usd/jpy 15min. Closed above swing highs from 119 so lets see if we make higher highs after the retracement. image

One does not simply buy low and sell high

thx srt.

The risk of gaps when trading stocks

That moment when you make a stock thread on a forex forum.

The risk of gaps when trading stocks