FOREX - Trends, forecasts and implications - page 624

 

redheaded layout:


 
_new-rena:
Two different approaches but the result is still almost the same - +/-...
it's good. There are levels - there are points. How do you know what to do at these levels/points, sell or buy?
 
IRIP:
OK. There are levels - there are points. How do you know what to do at those levels/points, sell or buy?!

see the shape...

the spread...

 
IRIP:
All right. There's levels, there's points. How do you know what to do at these levels/points, sell or buy?!

You see a hundred quid lying around. Is it fake or real? What are you gonna do?

Don't ask stupid questions.

 
stranger:

You see a hundred quid lying around. Is it fake or real? What are you gonna do?

Don't ask stupid questions.

Come on, there's a corridor. There's a level where it's sure to bounce. You can see it.

But there are levels that bounce right through.

Logically, if we approach a level from above, we buy.

If we approach the level from below - we sell.

 

There is a level - get in!

here, a typical example is buying

 
Ilij:

see the shape...

a reversal figure...

Like this one?

in white, highlighted.

 
IRIP:

Come on - there's a corridor. There is a level at which it is sure to bounce. You can see it.

But there are levels that bounce right through.

Logically, if we approach a level from above, we buy.

If we approach the level from below - we sell.

There is no one where it is certain. The only way to do this is to put money and obtain a result.

The logic behind the levels is correct.

 
Ilya, I noticed that on the pound they very often draw a nice bullish pinbar into resistance and down from it, is this also a reversal pattern?)))
 
stranger:
Ilya, I noticed that on the pound they very often draw a good bullish pinbar to resistance and down from it, is it a reversal pattern?)
Show me a picture of a good bullish pinbar into resistance