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Here is another characteristic movement.
There is already a monotonic downward movement on the tick chart at the beginning of the shoot, and an unformed downward bar can be seen on the chart. And such a monotonous down fall on the tick chart can be considered confirmation of a further 25-30 pips fall (for a four-digit chart).
of course the chiff is different - the volatility is different there too...
how do you think a candlestick differs from a bar? ))
maybe not a bar - I forget what it's called.
in methaca for example there are three types of charts - candlestick, line and "bar"
of course the chiff is different - the volatility is different there too...
and how do you think a candle is different from a bar? ))
The franc is the most illiquid currency of the majors. To them, the smaller it is, the more volatile the currency is.
It takes much less money to move one way or the other. That's why it's one of the reasons for the "famous" gap in the franc. This kind of scale is not possible in the euro.
Here are the GDP figures. They are old data from 2004, but still:
US $11 trillion.
Eurozone $12 trillion
UK 2 trillion
Switzerland 360 million
Japan 6.4 trillion
Australia $750 billion
New Zealand $86 billion
Even the GDP of New Zealand is tens of times that of Switzerland
Here's another characteristic move.
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And what's in it?
There is already a monotonous downward movement on the tick chart at the start of the shoot, and an unformed downward bar is visible on the chart. And such a monotonous downward fall on the tick chart can be considered confirmation of a further 25-30 pips fall (for a four-digit chart).
And here is an example of a "news" pulse. As far as I understand it is unrealistic to process such an impulse and place an order:
There is already a monotonous downward movement on the tick chart at the start of the shoot, and an unformed downward bar is visible on the chart. And such a monotonous down fall on the tick chart can be considered confirmation of a further 25-30 pips fall (for a four-digit chart).
Interesting. We need to look for similar situations to confirm the non-accidental nature of this conclusion.