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    Psychic degree is 1.98, but we need to recall, that important news for UK I coming ( personaly I dont believe, that it's going to be as far as forecasted ) and US ISM Manufacturing Index, which is definately important and possibly, he will point another days direction for cable, but anyhow, it is bearish, particularly with rate cut on Thursday.

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    where do u exchange oil and ng? GDItrading?
    Oil futures is available from Northfinance and Windsor brokers, Position crude is available out of ODL securities, and they've MT4, dunno about GDItrading I will check them out

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Put stop loss into profit place with monitoring stop
    GBP/USD = 60pips thus much targeting lower edge

    Other good transactions includes
    Natural gas = 41pips
    crude oil = 33pips
    where do exchange oil and ng? GDItrading?

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    Now's Chaos = Bearish

    Sorry no chart now as I'm pre-occupied with
    other items

    Upper border = 1.9902
    Lower edge = 1.9713

    My preference would have been to trade (sell) from
    upper border (9902) to lower border (9713)


    Alternatives depending London open
    1. Buy from 9830 into 9902 (upper border of chaos)
    this could fail to break above 9866, then abort or sell under
    that level.

    Second alternative
    2. Sell to edge of chaos under 9830.

    Monday is usually unreliable with information feeds

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hello, Fxbroker,

    I have just founded your own thread. Your theory looks intriguing.

    I trade mostly with technical resources, but your ideology matches to mine.

    Awaiting to see your posts and discussed with you about that.
    You are welcome.

    I will be releasing more things regarding the best way to use madness to find
    rhythms in financial markets in due course.
    Market rhythm - a concept is supposed to be
    the cornerstone of Elliot Wave theory but not able to figure it out.

    This error or offender of market rhythms by Elliot Waves followers accounts for why waves notions can't pin point exactly where market will reverse.

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    Hello, Fxbroker,

    I've only founded your thread. Your theory looks really intriguing.

    I trade mostly with specialized resources, but your ideology fits to mine.

    Awaiting to read your articles and spoke with you concerning that.

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    GBP/usd target reached and commerce liquidated.
    All transactions liquidate right now to get a total of 138pips

    A bit late on buy leg up but I've taken the risk buying back
    GBP/USD, I will sacrifies some few pips
    I liquidated this leg Friday because my stoploss was too close and did not renter like I move focus to tracking large oil and Natural gas.

    GBP/USD will need a rest over, first 9912, and then 9930 until it can
    make it into upper edge of chaos.

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    any idea where the GU will go this coming Monday?

    I'm in long position at the moment with No SL or TP...
    Thanks for the query. Let me quickly answer it by saying that chaos doesn't predict or forecast market as nobody can forecast the market. But it does is give you accurate analysis of feasible results of a new day, and it does it so well even if the main analysis doesn't work out as anticipated.

    To reply to your query:
    Please see Friday's madness analysis. I stated that the day will probably be bullish but using a egy B. (The chart is attached below). London appears to favour egy B before Plan but what's important is that my analysis worked out so nicely with market turning at the edge of chaos.

    Currently there is big fear and uncertainties among market participants we are try to copy with madness technique. When a go is not made by them, there is nothing chaos can do for us. If they're in panic chaos will only show us
    fear as well. If they're in good buying and selling mood or behaviours, that is what we see from our chart.

    Recall Friday's trading session hasn't stopped completely but will last sometime Sunday day or night, or morning of Monday(such as Asia) or depending which part of the planet you live.

    Consequently, will could expect the current bulllis leg in lower edge to attain upper edge of chaos. When it failed to achieve there by end of regular US trading session on Sunday (23:00 EST), and undo, we can expect market to become bearish on Monday. (Please don't mark my word for Monday being bearish)

    But recall my previous statement you can't predict or forecast into the future, (those asserting they can are only imagining, and decieving themselve and their followers, and that is why if market turned against them they just continue to losing positions because of pride their prediction was supposed to be right). For today we will need to wait for Monday to reevaluate the market and come out with chaos patterns for Monday.

    I trust that this helps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    GBP/usd goal attained and trade liquidated.
    All transactions liquidate at the moment to get a total of 138pips

    A bit late on buy leg up but I have taken the risk buying back
    GBP/USD, I will sacrifies some few pips
    any notion in which the GU will go this coming Monday?

    I am in long position at the moment without any SL or TP...

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    GBP/usd target reached and trade liquidated.
    All transactions liquidate right now for a total of 138pips

    A bit late on buy leg up but I've taken the risk buying back
    GBP/USD, I could sacrifies some few pips

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