Recent content by Maxflii

Perfect 61.8 retrace on the EJ pin. Even formed a 5m pb :p

Several 4h pins formed on the yen pairs just now.. EJ, UJ etc. (IBFX feed.)

Gold sitting smack on the 138.2 here (750 level.)

He'll be having fun with the 4h gold pin then :lol: Similar concept to raczekfx's 1hr R-db method (j16 site) in some ways (double bottom blind entries on 1h, 4h and daily.) He generally runs with a 30-50 pip stop I believe, depending on the pair.

Thanks, could be something else then. V 3.01 here, too. Yeah, tried Chrome, seems ok, but a bit bare-bone for now. I don't think it has a "multiple tabs as a homepage" feature? That was the deal breaker for me as I tend to have 20-25 tabs open up when FF boots up. :p

Anyone else having occasional lockup problems with Firefox on this website? I usually have 25+ sites open in various tabs, and it's always T2W that causes it, usually when refreshing the page (but not every time, seems to happen every 10th refresh or whatever) :rolleyes:

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Yeah, very slight break. I left a bit more buffer as it was a 4h pin with that minor 790 ish supp area just above.

Yeah, amazing how those talking heads on Bloomberg and CNBC use complicated excuses for 1h pins, eh? :lol:

Ouch, looks like the nutters are having fun late in the US session, that perfect 4h gold pin has all but been breached to the downside now. Good example of the safety of waiting for a break entry :p

Yep, and the 819 area lines up nicely with the 61.8 of the move down from the big weekly ppz at 845 ish :)

Gold headsup Great looking 4h pin on gold from what's shaping up as a double bottom on the daily. Coinciding with a 4h BUOB on eur/usd. Just a headsup :)

Ouch, that's rough :cry: Price was ticking on Oanda almost 4 hours ago in Asian trade, so by the time IG opened, price was probably already several hundred pips higher, hence the lousy fill. Probably the only way to avoid bad fills (assuming you have a bias from the Friday close) would be to...

Two ideas... Freddie and Fannie :cheesy:

Euro-Bobl Futures (notional medium-term debt instrument issued by the Federal Republic of Germany with a term of 4.5 to 5.5 years)