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Wow, 54 pages already and I just noticed this thread. Can't you describe this theory in 3 sentences?
There will be a signal - the antelope kicks the bull - buy the eu. The target is 1.155.
Read the 1st post and everything will become clear
And seriously? What theory is there? Forget bulls and antelopes, they are not on the market. Take gold for example. No balance of buyers and sellers, but a simple manipulation of states. The problem with gold is that gold buyers are buying fiction, not gold. Since no trader-buyer in the market insists on delivering gold (where? where to store it? hire an army of guards?), states are happy to sell gold they don't have. As a result, the price of gold falls, which helps maintain the exchange rate of bankrupt currencies.
The only thing I have understood is that the market always returns to equilibrium. Right? I agree. If we assume that the market reacts instantly to a deviation from equilibrium, then the current price is always equilibrium. Right?
Sorry, haven't been following the thread, which market are you referring to? You could say gold or oil.... or the yuan... or the yuan... it's not clear...
EUR/USD
On which timeframe?