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Old 05-17-2008, 04:56 PM
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And it can often make life a little easier to arrive at your decision of choice if you got your near side top & bottom access points to hand.

They won't all require running & compounding, particularly if price is engaged within tight constraints. You got choices then as to how hard inside a range you wish to play it.

Alternatively, if prices are stretching out into a nice technical jog up or down the ladder & price re-visits a previous area of conflict, you can wait see if the handover of money is taking place. You'll often witness very obvious weak hands operating (buying/selling) at precisely the incorrect time.

God knows why, but they'll be buying at a previous area of supply & vice versa. If you got these short & long range grids pre-marked, you can begin preparing as price pops back & forth testing for re-engagement.

You don't always require to transact the deal via the big timeframe graph, just map it out & trigger the deal off a smaller, more appropriate timeframe if you get a valid buy or sell ticket.

You can work through a good few pairings too to whittle down the prime candidates. 4, 8 & 12 hour graphs offer you a calmer work surface to plot your action zones, then it's simply a case of waiting till the party comes to town.

And when things get washed out, you got a clear view of where you need to bail out

I chose the Jap, Swiss & Aussie on this gig, no other reason than they offered the brighter & clearer views.
Jocelyn-
Since their is no "Mouth Gaping Open" Icon Smiley, you'll just have to envision it. Thanks so much for joining in the thread, I am glad you have joined in. Wow! Thanks for what has been the first post of yours that I have read. Hope to hear more about what is in your brain!
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