I'm not claiming anything. That thoughtpruf couldn't understand my posts is understadable, but as admin, I would have thought at least you would have actually read what I've written and helped put him straight.
I magically avoided being stopped out by [a] not being in any trade in the first place and [b] suggested if you were hungry for action and were intending to go in to place a stop at a point which has yet to be hit.
I told you what the median level was 3601. The stop 'just below'.
Carry on...
I've reported this post to the moderators. I'm flattered to have attracted my very own non-trader stalker-troll just one day after joining the site, but there is a limit to how much of this nonsense I will tolerate.
What part of "I'm not trading the dead spot" did you not get?
edit: Even if I had taken a trade at that point where I specifically said I wasn't, and had placed a stop below the median level which is what I suggested, it wouldn't have been stopped out in any event.
I've had one trade today. A long eur/sd taken at 3608 with a stop at 3598. I closed the trade at 3617 ten minutes prior to US data release at 13:30 BST.
To anyone thinking I should have stayed in the long trade through the news, they probably would not have been saying that if it had taken off in the other direction. Especially with such a relatively tight stop, I'd have been taken out for a loss rather than an almost 1:1 reward/risk.
The...
Are you looking for guarantees? I'll let what I have to say speak for itself. If it's useful to you, great. You'll be the only and best judge of that.
The length of time I have been trading and consistently profitable is irrelevant.
QED.
The reference to Houston gives it all away. You wind in the numbers like it can be programmed or as if it's written in the stars and once set in motion can never be changed. An 85% chance of hitting your 15 pip target does not equate to a 15% chance of losing your entire 100 pip risk...
...which is why I also have a limit sell at 3590 with a buy stop at 65.
This will cancel once we break through 3619 or after 16:00 BST - whichever comes first.
On the subject of trading what you see: I'll be just as happy to see this trade go to target as I will to dump it and reverse to the downside targets. I have no attachment to my current positions unless they are a reflection of the current reality.
Other than the upper boundary of the sector at 3619 (sector boundaries are always strong potenital s/r), there is an area of potential resistance at 3627: Yesterday's high, today's daily R1 and a technical London-Frankfurt level holding over from yesterday.
So if it breaks 3619 we should be...