Ollio's Gold - Supply and Demand

In the previous chart, the FIA indicates we have a High on the 4 Hour and indicates the key market levels from which we expect the Short market to begin.

Note how the candlestick High on the 4 Hour is LOWER than the candlestick High on both the 8 Hour and Day timeframes. The application clearly indicates the market is making a series of Lower Highs. Once again, this constitutes a classic textbook definition of a Short market.

Therefore, we are looking for opportunities to enter the market Short below the key market levels indicated on the 4 Hour timeframe (see chart in previous post above http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...38#post9069438).

Using the 4 Hour chart, we read "the market remains Short while below 1364.07" (i.e. the Short level).

Finally, the 4 Hour timeframe suggests we have a Short entry @1363.83 or slightly below with a Stop Loss @1364.07 or slightly above.

We have opened a Short trade following the "High" signal indicated by the FIA on August 2, 2016 (see Post #1,179 above, http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...23#post9069323).

As usual, all we now need to do is wait for the FIA to indicate a "Low" (i.e. Long signal) on an appropriate timeframe to close our Short position for optimal profit taking!

Simple, easy and effective!

With the FIA, there's only one simple rule "Sell the Highs, Buy the Lows"!

Here's a quick recap of the most recent trades we have taken by consistently trading only the "Highs" and "Lows" on the Day timeframe as indicated by the FIA:

(1) Tuesday July 19, 2016: (see Post #1,163 above: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...74#post9040274 )

Signal: "High" on the Day - market direction is "Short" below key market levels

Entry: Short @1333.12 or slightly below

Stop Loss: @1333.68 or slightly above

Take Profit: Wait for "Low" signal on appropriate timeframe to close Short trade

(2) Monday July 25, 2016: ​(see Post #1,171 above: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...83#post9049883 )

Signal: "Low" on the Day - market direction is "Long" above key market levels

Entry: Long @1312.31 or slightly above

Stop Loss: @1311.77 or slightly below

Take Profit: Close previous Short trade as per (1) above, between 1312,31 and 1311.77

(3) Tuesday August 2, 2016:​ (see Post #1,179 above: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...23#post9069323 )

Signal: "High" on Day - market direction is "Short" below key market levels

Entry: "Short" @1354.67 or between 1354.67 and 1367.55

Stop Loss: @1367.55 or slightly above

Take Profit: Close previous Long trade as per (2) above, between 1354.67 and 1367.55

As per my previous post, our last signal on August 2 being a "High" on the Day as per (3) above, we now remain Short until we get a "Low" signal on an appropriate timeframe.

Wednesday August 10, 2016

As you can see from the chart in my previous post, this morning was a great opportunity to enter Short at the key market levels indicated by the "High" signal on the 8 Hour timeframe by the FIA.

Notice how the market is making a series of LOWER highs (i.e. candlestick "High" on the 2 Hour is lower than the candlestick "High" on the 8 Hour) which, once again, is the textbook definition of a short market.

Also note, as expected, the market has completed a retracement to the key market levels indicated by the app last week on the Day timeframe which indicated a "High". The key market levels to Short were between 1354.67 and 1367.55 (http://www.forexfactory.com/attachme...3&d=1470403664 ).

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The question is: "How easy is it to understand the FIA?"

Financial Instrument Analyzer (FIA) Trading Rules:

As mentioned before, trading with the FIA is really quite simple:

(i) Entry: trade the "High" and "Low" signals on any given timeframe you so choose. The "Highs" mark the beginning of a "Short Market Cycle" (SMC) while the "Lows" mark the beginning of a "Long Market Cycle" (LMC),

(ii) Take Profit: if you enter Short on a "High" or Long on a "Low" signal on any given timeframe, you simply wait for the opposite "Low" or "High" signal on the corresponding (i.e. same) timeframe to close your trade and take your profit.

In other words, if you enter the market Short on an 8 Hour "High" signal, you wait to close your trade and take your profit on an 8 Hour "Low" signal.

That's it!

Now with the FIA, you're well on your way to becoming a billionaire one trade at a time!!!!

Case closed, problem solved!!!!

Financial markets are cyclical and price fluctuations occur as a result of changes in market Supply and Demand.

The advanced proprietary algorithms used in the FIA have been purposely designed to track both market cycles from beginning to end and the slightest variations in Supply and Demand.

Each timeframe on the FIA represents a market cycle which is being tracked individually and independently by the FIA as it goes through it's own market cycles of "Highs" and "Lows".

Using the FIA on multiple timeframes, a trader can confidently enter multiple trades simultaneously either Long or Short.

For those who have been following closely, here's where we are at:

(1) the market remains in a "Short Market Cycle" on the Day following last week's "High" signal which was reported by the app on Tuesday August 2, 2016 (see Post #1,179 above, http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...23#post9069323 ). We are now waiting for the FIA to report a "Low" on the Day timeframe to close this trade.

(2) the market remains in a "Short Market Cycle" on the 8 Hour following yesterday's "High" signal (see Post #1,185 above, http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...63#post9076963 ). To close this trade, we are currently waiting for the FIA to report a "Low" on the 8 Hour timeframe.

So the trading plan is to wait for the opposite signal on the corresponding timeframe to close your trades.

The Financial Instrument Analyzer (FIA) is the only application commercially available on the market today which combines Technical Analysis, Fundamental Analysis and Sentiment Analysis, all-in-one, to give you a full view of market cycles over multiple timeframes.

The FIA works on any financial instrument, any timeframe and in any market including Currencies (FX), ETFs, Commodities, Stock Indices, Bonds or Individual Shares.

The FIA is designed to work in all types of markets including trending or non-trending, high volatility or low-volatility markets.

With the FIA, literally anyone could become a successful trader!

A trader no longer needs to spend countless hours, oftentimes months or even years, and thousands upon thousands of hard earned dollars trying to learn technical analysis, fundamental analysis or methods comprised of an endless series of convoluted rules to master in order to trade the financial markets somewhat successfully (if ever).

Trading with the FIA is always simple, easy and effective (see complete set of rules in Post #1,188 above, http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...10#post9077310 ). You simply trade the market cycles through "Highs" and "Lows"!!!

Trading with the FIA is not a guessing game, it's a science!!!!

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Notice how the FIA correctly identifies the High on the Week on Sunday, November 27 at 20:00 which was within hours of the very first day of the week!

For those who are interested in learning more about the FIA, join me for a live presentation on Monday, December 5 at your convenience between 9:00 and 12:00 EST (UTC-5:00).

I will post the link to the online presentation on Sunday, December 4, 2016.

Below is a chart indicating the series of signals generated by the FIA (Financial Instrument Analyzer) on the 30 minute timeframe starting at 8:30 this morning.

Note in my previous post, on the Day the app indicates the market is Short below 1174.12.

The statement in my previous post above serves to illustrate the profitability of the FIA when used by highly skilled and trained individuals.

I have personally executed each and every one of the trades indicated in the above statement.

As mentioned previously, the rule of thumb I use to determine my position size is roughly 1 lot per 1000$ of equity.

Obviously, one would seek to adjust the position size to properly account for risk.

NOTE: I do NOT recommend, advocate or otherwise suggest that anyone should use my rule of thumb to determine "proper" position size!