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Hello Everyone.....
Quote:
We have Exited All Euro Buy Positions @ 1.3715 and we have Reversed Position and are in a Sell Reversal Zone NOW.
Eur/Usd Sell Zone @ 1.3690<>1.3715...with extension Sell's @ 1.3730...
Target ...Open.
Euro Sell's @ 1.3715<>1.3714 and 1.3710 are activated...let's see if we can achieve Sell Entries in the 1.3715<>1.3730 Zone.
Have added Euro Sell's @ 1.3735<>1.3730 along with existing Sell's @ 1.3715<>1.3714 and 1.3710.
Target ...Open.
I have added another Euro Sell @ 1.3775 along with exisiting Sell's above for a South break @ 1.3750 onto 1.3730<>1.3700 Zone. |
The Euro has reached a Monthly 618 Fractal @ 1.3835 and I have just added a Final Euro Sell @ 1.3815 for this series of Positions along with exisiting Sell's @ 1.3775<>1.3735<>1.3730<>1.3715<>1.3714 and 1.3710.
A Euro Sell Zone is formed @ 1.3835<>1.3815...
Key South break @ 1.3775<>1.3750 has the decline onto 1.3720<>1.3680 Zone.
IRIS FX
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Hello Iris,
I am still trying to grasp the mechanics of the "zone" but those two last posts on the Euro make me very perplex. Here is why.
First you call a sell zone in the range 1.3690<>1.3730, then a second sell zone is formed @ 1.3835<>1.3815. On average they are 30 pips wide, which makes the distance between them (85 pips) between 200% and 300% their width. In other words, they are not close enough to be considered as a single zone.
Questions:
1. Shouldn't two different sell zones be separated by a "buy" or at least an "out of market" zone?
2. In terms of price target, "the decline onto 1.3720<>1.3680 Zone" is perfectly overlapping the original, first sell zone. That makes the 1.3715<>1.3714 and 1.3710 entries look unjustified from the risk/reward point of view. Isn't this a demonstration that the first sell zone had been invalidated?
At the same time, I am under the impression that you are calling for a multi-month, maybe multi-year high on the Euro. If that is the case, maybe it's just a matter of clearly defining time frames and price targets. Possibly, sell zones would then be better defined in a 100-200 range pips with a target price of several hundreds, over several months.
So my last question is:
3. Is the real nature of your trading "method" a short-term based on price analysis or a long-term based on fundamentals?
I am sure that I could have found the answers going through the entire thread, but its length makes it really difficult.
Apologies for that.