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what timeframe though?

Ok that is good, something positive. I read it, it's EUR/USD oriented around the 70 tick chart. Writing style is a B, vs Brooks' BIG F! Concepts however, although good, barely scratch the surface of Price Action. Consider Volman High School, and Brooks Doctorate. Someone should...

I'm not, in fact I hate his writing style, hate the lack of professionalism in concepts introduction, I could go on and on for hours as to how bad Brooks writing style and way of presenting stuff is. In fact, he had the audacity to talk about concepts before introducing them, some real bad...

In a different way, so are you.

138 is closer than 146 but bullish seasonality around the corner tough call imo

Agree 100 percent with everything you said.

It's the reason why this board is full of TA sucks devotes, it's not TA it's them.

I've read some of Brook's work, and eventhough, he is a hard read, I have found value just in his techniques to enhance my current style/system and I have only read SOME of his work. People in this board are too negative about everything, saying TA does not work, PA not working etc. There...

I checked some of the method previews and the concepts seem easier to grasp than reading the books; albeit a bit more expensive. You can get all three new books for a little under 150, video course is 250. Anyone with first hand info that is able to compare the books and the videos ?

That's what the shorts said at the 1.20 area.

Xmas rally/USD weakness is typical of December.

If you can survive november and go through december you should do very well.

I like the Euro between 1.2650 and 1.2700 for a long term play, also there's exceptional dollar weakness in the month of December, couple of things you might want to consider.

Sorry to hear, did not know it was this bad, had I known I would not have made that joke, apologies my friend.

For bad entries, there is always averaging down. For bad trading, there is always McDonalds :) Sorry! Bad joke? :D

There can be order in fast timeframes, you just need to stand on the sides where there is not.

Which is why I refer to as constantly changing trends :)

Every timeframe is pretty much the same, what matters is the speed of trend changes. Fast timeframes are constantly changing the trend, larger ones are not as volatile, they like to take their time before changing it.

I used to trade like that and did not get good results, I now just pay attention to patterns and price and try not to think too much. The more I think the more I screw up, when its time to think I use it for risk management.

I don't dabble with options as much as you do but when I like an area and Im not sure if it can get there but we are close from it I do my share of put and call writing.