FOREX - Trends, forecasts and implications 2016 - page 990
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Whoever is closest to the shot moves in short. But the shot is filled with buy-sell levels (pauses) by others. And if they don't drink there, they have to adjust the issue - withdraw and rearrange.
That's why the targets are shaky and the market is dynamic after all.
One cannot be 100% confident in any historical reports.
But this strategy gives 3 correct predictions out of 4.
I spent all weekend on SOT and CME.
Therefore, for manual trading we need a stop just in case.
Sharp moves happen when they don't fill up, that's why I didn't watch the glass and the tape on Friday.
No, I didn't. I didn't have time on Friday)
got wind of it...
Why naked, there were no sellers above 32.
They buy at what they are sold for, the price is irrelevant to them.
The market is not a price chart, so looking at it for answers is a futile exercise.
This week Wednesday is going to be pretty groovy, Monday is nothing...
Yen will crash before the holiday, and on its interest rate it will fly up. As a result it will cripple the "P" and remain at about the same level as Tuesday after the holidays.
The Kiwi on its interest rate decision - will also bang
When Draghi makes his speech, the euro will go up.
It's just a rough estimate, based on the news...
You write a dispatch, the internet glitches and that's it.
Supply and demand move the market, i.e. bids to buy and sell. Buyers and sellers are always equal, an axiom. The market will reverse when the Bank of England reaches a critical mass, the bids will run out, and the next bid will be well above the current price. There are no targets.
And here are the levels for the Euro https://www.mql5.com/ru/charts/5804016/eurusd-h4-templer-holdings-management