Price

wasp · Oct 15, 2008

No trolling
No Flaming
No pointless arguments
No ego
No predictions required

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A thread for random charts, of your choice, any market and any timeframe. Feel free to add your own charts and thoughts, not everyone trades the same thing or just candlesticks etc so more views the merrier.

There is no singular view or goal, just a thread to look at a blank chart, and get different views for traders of all levels to pick and point opinions and views of whys and hows, to help all.

Not here to show off but to discuss price movements so hindsight is fine.

wasp · Oct 15, 2008

Cable

Nice clean, simple cable chart.........

annotations coming from me later...!

wasp · Oct 15, 2008

Ym

and the dow

wasp · Oct 15, 2008

post comments, draw all over it, colour it in.... whatever, just post thoughts on understanding the buyers and sellers to kick start discussions and help noobs see more than a load of candles making no sense.........

JTrader · Oct 15, 2008

wasp said:
post comments, draw all over it, colour it in.... whatever, just post thoughts on understanding the buyers and sellers to kick start discussions and help noobs see more than a load of candles making no sense.........

If you look closely, and move from candle to candle, looking at the high, low, open and close, each and every candle should make good sense.

If you go one step further, and see how this information relates to the still active (not yet been breached by a close beyond this level) S/R levels on the charts (where price has turned momentarily or for an extended period of time), the picture should become an awful lot clearer.

But it can be difficult to do this all with just a screenshot without knowledge of the EXACT values of the OHLC as would be so if scrolling through a chart. In terms of coming up with consistent conditions etc.

wasp · Oct 15, 2008

JTrader said:
If you look closely, and move from candle to candle, looking at the high, low, open and close, each and every candle should make good sense.

If you go one step further, and see how this information relates to the still active (not yet been breached by a close beyond this level) S/R levels on the charts (where price has turned momentarily or for an extended period of time), the picture should become an awful lot clearer.

But it can be difficult to do this all with just a screenshot without knowledge of the EXACT values of the OHLC as would be so if scrolling through a chart. In terms of coming up with consistent conditions etc.

Interesting, could you post an example?

wasp · Oct 15, 2008

cable 60m

A few quick notes for now......

barjon · Oct 15, 2008

wasp wants this thread to stick strictly to the topic without diversions however innocent and/or humorous. so modding a bit heavily - and this will go in due course.

jon

Bladerunner · Oct 15, 2008

Good thread Wasp

wasp said:
Nice clean, simple cable chart.........

annotations coming from me later...!

good thread Wasp

Price rejected lower and if you pull up a higher tf chart you will see price is just above 50% of the Bull run date back from 2001 (could be significant ?/ pinbar higher timeframe forming (candle/bar HOT)

range hours 6th- 7th-8th Oct

price second re-test at R top hours so presents possible range trade (short) hours

price hours = reverse H&S pattern forming, not triggered imo but in play and target (size of pattern = 1000 pips I think ? new to pairs world

correct if wrong please

Target hit would set up re-test @ 18500-800 zone / double top in day tf (38% - 50 % fib zone from Nov 07 high @ 21161 ) if price runs higher it will run in to possible R at the reverse of Bull trend line from 2001 visable on 1/4 - day timeframes

Price is making its 1st re-test of higher timeframe swing low, visable best in 1/4 and month timeframe July 05 - April 06

Andy

options · Oct 15, 2008

JTrader said:
If you look closely, and move from candle to candle, looking at the high, low, open and close, each and every candle should make good sense.

If you go one step further, and see how this information relates to the still active (not yet been breached by a close beyond this level) S/R levels on the charts (where price has turned momentarily or for an extended period of time), the picture should become an awful lot clearer.

But it can be difficult to do this all with just a screenshot without knowledge of the EXACT values of the OHLC as would be so if scrolling through a chart. In terms of coming up with consistent conditions etc.

OI JT! Have you traded today?

I'm watching you son...

wasp · Oct 15, 2008

simplicity of key levels

Personally, one of the first things I look for in a chart is the key S/R levels.......

firewalker99 · Oct 15, 2008

At what point has price reversed? And would you wait for the trend reversal to be confirmed to enter? Several points annotated... you can call them what you want or do with the chart whatever you feel like. I've removed time, date, instrument and price levels because they are irrelevant: price is price.

wasp · Oct 15, 2008

firewalker99 said:
At what point has price reversed? And would you wait for the trend reversal to be confirmed to enter? Several points annotated... you can call them what you want or do with the chart whatever you feel like. I've removed time, date, instrument and price levels because they are irrelevant: price is price.

Whilst I agree they are irrelevant, could you tell us anyway so I can load up my own chart as I don't have any sunglasses to hand to stare at yours!

MrGecko · Oct 15, 2008

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/att...ecko-s-briefcase-anatomy_breakdown_page_1.jpg

EDIT: The image is too large, it knocks out the "flow" of the page / thread.

Bladerunner · Oct 15, 2008

another price chart

p&f

Andy

MrGecko · Oct 15, 2008

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/attachment.php?attachmentid=41304&stc=1&d=1224079502

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/attachment.php?attachmentid=41306&stc=1&d=1224079502

"P" marks a Pivot Price; notice how Pivots in the past act as Pivots in the present. Sometimes you will find the market attracted to these Pivots, "sticky prices": trundling along from one P to another, backwards and forwards.

Also note the confluence of psychological levels. Much like a Dog, price moves from P to P, stopping for a sniff each time. If it wanders into unchartered territory, it will stop for a "P" of it's own... oddly, about a "P"s distance away from the last.

Bladerunner, can you talk us through your PnF chart?

Paul71 · Oct 15, 2008

firewalker99 said:
At what point has price reversed? And would you wait for the trend reversal to be confirmed to enter? Several points annotated... you can call them what you want or do with the chart whatever you feel like. I've removed time, date, instrument and price levels because they are irrelevant: price is price.

Give us a clue mate was it Oct 10 2008, the date in question?

Bladerunner · Oct 15, 2008

MrGecko said:
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/attachment.php?attachmentid=41304&stc=1&d=1224079502

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/attachment.php?attachmentid=41306&stc=1&d=1224079502

"P" marks a Pivot Price; notice how Pivots in the past act as Pivots in the present. Sometimes you will find the market attracted to these Pivots, "sticky prices": trundling along from one P to another, backwards and forwards.

Also note the confluence of psychological levels. Much like a Dog, price moves from P to P, stopping for a sniff each time. If it wanders into unchartered territory, it will stop for a "P" of it's own... oddly, about a "P"s distance away from the last.

Bladerunner, can you talk us through your PnF chart?

sure MrGecko

latter.. (am)

off outsky..................

Andy

bbmac · Oct 15, 2008

Worthy of note re price is the sellers overwhelming the buyers at areas of support that became resistance...resistance that got stronger as it was tested and held...the latest being this afternoon's sharp sell off from the Resistance zone shown in the chart below. [7595-7432 at time of writing.]

The instrument is the gbpusd. I agree with Wasp re marking previous swing Hi and lo areas on a chart to ascertain where potential support/resistance resides. Doing so on the 1hr chart and above is most likely to be replicated by the money that moves the market.

rols · Oct 15, 2008

wasp said:
Personally, one of the first things I look for in a chart is the key S/R levels.......

And Higher or Lower Closes on 6 TFrames and how that relates to P/A

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