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![]() | My View on the Euro This Week | ||
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![]() | Re: My View on the Euro This Week I'm seeing on my 30 minute charts for the EURUSD that I don't yet have a buy set-up but it's the closest hit has been since those same charts fired off a short at 1.2748 back on 5/10. If it was going to happen in next 24 hours my guess it would have to be above 1.2450 before I had something going. I also look at range bars, and on a 20 range I would have a buy set-up it it gets back up through 1.2437 - no huge targets -- 1.2540 but it's got a little ways to go today before that would happen - faltering and choppy here. Thanks for your input. | ||
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![]() | Re: My View on the Euro This Week What do you mean by "range bars" and a "20 range"? | ||
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![]() | Re: My View on the Euro This Week Range bars are another "interval" that one can use. Most traders initially think about time intervals like 1 minute and 5 minute bars. Personally I'm not a fan of those at all for trading - maybe swing trading but not day trading. From there you have choices like "tick bars" which are bars that form after "x" amount of trades have occurred. A range bar is a bar that is always the same length. For example, everytime the EURUSD moves 20 pips up and down, it will plot a bar. New bar forms, moves up and down and as soon as the bar is 20 pips in range it plots another bar. These do a pretty good job of smoothing out a chart while showing all the price action. Hope that helps a bit. | ||
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