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- #81,747
- Feb 24, 2026 3:12am Feb 24, 2026 3:12am
- Joined Jan 2010 | Status: The Voodoo Boodoo Club | 42,046 Posts
One more...everything will give you a shekel the first time {image} {image} {image}
, could be a hoot and a holler , not the kind of holler ya like 
- #81,749
- Feb 24, 2026 3:15am Feb 24, 2026 3:15am
{quote}jr , careful , the well about used up on either end
- #81,750
- Feb 24, 2026 3:54am Feb 24, 2026 3:54am
- Joined Jan 2010 | Status: The Voodoo Boodoo Club | 42,046 Posts
{quote} Understood Jr...will park it up for now, take stock and reassess
I know the easiest to '''''''''assume'''''''' and assumption is the mother of all blank -ups 
- #81,751
- Feb 24, 2026 4:47am Feb 24, 2026 4:47am
- Joined Jan 2010 | Status: The Voodoo Boodoo Club | 42,046 Posts
jr , on a personally Im blaming Mr Ruudboss , '''''''''''pass thru '''''''''' , the line he was stressed over has suddenly mesmerized it and stopped it in its tracks , '''''''''they/it ''''''' be like sh-t, you see that , what is it , just kidding Mr Ruudboss, dukes up all
, just kidding Mr Ruudboss, dukes up all
- #81,754
- Edited 6:21am Feb 24, 2026 5:38am | Edited 6:21am
Digger1, I was able to close asia and London Open with my daily target of 600 pips. And I really apreciate all that i've learned from you and this thread. I see my self learning, and improving everyday.
Although If I am able to bother you with a question: I understand different brokers share different data, so pivot levels might be shown at different price levels. But this pivot levels, still exist so they should be interpretaded as a range of prices rather than a specific price level. So how exactly do you decide when to enter in that "pivot price area" without being to late or to soon. Thanks.
And how big do you consider that "area" to be? In the example of the image attached, my chart doest show price crossing, WH4. Therefore, when should I identify that price is reacting to that "range" without being to late?
(All the context is displayed for a reversal, although im sitting in my chair without hitting the sell button because i waiting for price to touch WH4.) 
Thanks.
Although If I am able to bother you with a question: I understand different brokers share different data, so pivot levels might be shown at different price levels. But this pivot levels, still exist so they should be interpretaded as a range of prices rather than a specific price level. So how exactly do you decide when to enter in that "pivot price area" without being to late or to soon. Thanks.
And how big do you consider that "area" to be? In the example of the image attached, my chart doest show price crossing, WH4. Therefore, when should I identify that price is reacting to that "range" without being to late?
(All the context is displayed for a reversal, although im sitting in my chair without hitting the sell button because i waiting for price to touch WH4.)
Thanks.
Before collecting the harvest, one must plant the seeds. - Not me
- #81,755
- Feb 24, 2026 6:04am Feb 24, 2026 6:04am
{quote} jr , ha , not ole max , but he knows where he s at , more than peons about the office today{image}{image}
- #81,757
- Edited 6:45am Feb 24, 2026 6:31am | Edited 6:45am
- Joined Jan 2010 | Status: The Voodoo Boodoo Club | 42,046 Posts
jr , max is Mr Aussies dog , pet dog , you may notice Mr Aussie posts many M1 charts bout exclusively M1 charts every now and then he slips off the deep end and one may see and m5 , price dosent go anywhere on any chart that it dosent go to on an M1 at the same time no less ,an all the sh-t will be in the same damn place even , M1 is ole max s chart 
hours and hours of bite there 
1st line , may see the '''bar keep''''''' almost set your clock by it ,1st line , its ole max s early morning ''business meeting''''''' as in let out to well take care off some, 2nd well usually he has walked Mr Aussie and officially starts collecting shekel's 
will try an get answer as best I can Mr Hrungnir , no time , just a blow thru
, price dosent go anywhere on any chart that it dosent go to on an M1 at the same time no less ,an all the sh-t will be in the same damn place even , M1 is ole max s chart hours and hours of bite there
1st line , may see the '''bar keep''''''' almost set your clock by it ,1st line , its ole max s early morning ''business meeting''''''' as in let out to well take care off some, 2nd well usually he has walked Mr Aussie and officially starts collecting shekel's
will try an get answer as best I can Mr Hrungnir , no time , just a blow thru
- #81,758
- Feb 24, 2026 6:50am Feb 24, 2026 6:50am
Thank you both for the clarification.
I think I just need to continue reading in context and deepen my understanding — it’s genuinely interesting to see how you describe the market.
I do envy the fact that you are able to participate freely in the FX market. Where I am, access to highly liquid markets like FX is much more limited, so we have to work within what is available to us.
Most of the instruments accessible to retail traders here have M1 charts that look very different — far less active and structured. That contrast makes me appreciate even more how dynamic and alive the FX market is.
For now, I continue to work with what I can trade, mostly focusing on daily and weekly structure. But I do hope that one day I can participate more directly in FX and experience that depth and liquidity firsthand.
Appreciate the discussion — it’s been very helpful.
I think I just need to continue reading in context and deepen my understanding — it’s genuinely interesting to see how you describe the market.
I do envy the fact that you are able to participate freely in the FX market. Where I am, access to highly liquid markets like FX is much more limited, so we have to work within what is available to us.
Most of the instruments accessible to retail traders here have M1 charts that look very different — far less active and structured. That contrast makes me appreciate even more how dynamic and alive the FX market is.
For now, I continue to work with what I can trade, mostly focusing on daily and weekly structure. But I do hope that one day I can participate more directly in FX and experience that depth and liquidity firsthand.
Appreciate the discussion — it’s been very helpful.
- #81,759
- Edited 7:50am Feb 24, 2026 7:01am | Edited 7:50am
jr , max is Mr Aussies dog , pet dog , you may notice Mr Aussie posts many M1 charts bout exclusively M1 charts every now and then he slips off the deep end and one may see and m5
Before collecting the harvest, one must plant the seeds. - Not me
- #81,760
- Feb 24, 2026 7:04am Feb 24, 2026 7:04am
jr , max is Mr Aussies dog , pet dog , you may notice Mr Aussie posts many M1 charts bout exclusively M1 charts every now and then he slips off the deep end and one may see and m5
After the open, liquidity tends to increase, and when price pushes above an important structural high but fails to hold, and the higher timeframe trend is still intact, that would be a situation to consider joining the trend side rather than fighting it.
Am I thinking about that the right way, or am I still missing something in the sequence?