Daily Pivot Range and "Dynamic Pivots"

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Using Daily Pivot Range and Dynamic Pivots - Real World Example

Feb 17, 2005

Target Pair - Pound
Support Pairs - Euro and Swiss

All Times EST

Reversals out of Daily Pivot Range MACD Confirming Reversals


Euro @ 0925 Euro @ 0920
Pound @ 0940 Pound @ 0925
Swiss @ 0945 Swiss @ 0920

1 - MACD reversals provide first indication of move.

2 - All three pairs reversed and exited from their Daily Pivot Range by 0945.
Markets in synch and moving.
Possible targets S1 and R1.

3 - Cable entry @ 8875 off large positive breakout. Wave 1 underway.

4 - Cable encounters resistance at 8900 and makes a double top (5 Min Chart) @ 8907.
If your're in - do you stay in? If not, is this a buying or selling opportunity?
Turns out this was a three (3) wave run and we were waiting for waves 2 and 3 via...

5 - Dynamic Pivots:

Any move with a well defined Hi-Low may be "pivoted." Close = Hi / Low in the calc.
Wave 1 pivot = 8886. Actual Low = 8885 (start of Wave 2) up to 8955.
Wave 2 pivot = 8922. Actual Low = 8919 (start of Wave 3) up to 8951 (nice gift here).

Visually, Fib works nicely. Key level is 61.8 on a "Projection" which happens to be
the golden ratio. The pivot calc is very close, if not exactly at this level, so if/when
we get a reversal in this band, take the trade or enter limit orders if you're feeling lucky.

S1 and R1 targets were hit on Euro and Swiss - but Cable outperformed, as usual.

Regards,

Noises
 

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