The daily candle finished as a Doji candle last night at midnight GMT. So far today the market action is inside yesterdays.
As the US holidays will result in markets becoming quiet I have decided to stand aside.
Good Trading
David
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
$ Yen
The $ Yen is showing a strong reverse divergence pattern which was today confirmed by a multiple outside bar chart pattern. I shall be looking for a low risk entry short of the $ yen tomorrow assuming the bar chart structure on the pair does not change between now and midnight GMT. Alternativly a sell stop can be placed at the low of today. This will take a significantly higher stop.
I will update when I see a low risk entry point.
Good trading
David
I will update when I see a low risk entry point.
Good trading
David
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Yen
Well the Yen has broken up from the inside day that was charted yesterday. On many occasions a inside bar can break one way and then reverse aggressivly the other. No doubt I am hoping rather than trading. No harm done as our order was not touched. Lets leave the order in place to 2000 GMT and the REMOVE the sell stop. I will review the situation in the morning.
ACTION Remove the sell stop before going to bed.
Good trading
David
ACTION Remove the sell stop before going to bed.
Good trading
David
Yen
HI Everyone
Clearly i made a mistake. The sell stop in the yen is at 83.00 with stop loss at 83.50 and target at 82.00.
Sorry for the confusion. Looking at a lot of charts
David
Clearly i made a mistake. The sell stop in the yen is at 83.00 with stop loss at 83.50 and target at 82.00.
Sorry for the confusion. Looking at a lot of charts
David
$ Yen
Hi Everyone
I have been lazy in this blog, putting all my energies into http://www.whichwaytoday.com/ .
As you know i like wedges and i see a nice example in the $ yen. There is a good signal short on the daily chart using my reverse divergence studies. I have placed a sell stop at 93.00 with a stop at 93.50 looking for a 100 point target at 92.00. My risk is a total of 1% of my account.
Lets roll the dice.
David
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