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?? are you not talking about other currency pairs. ...?????? there is no bullish sentiment in gbpusd. It will continue depreciation

bearish is correct, it will continue depreciation

Yesterday's bearish move was more like a pullback (still higher high and higher low)...looking at 30 min chart, it has hit the support and 4 H chart shows a hammer..., looking at my watch, the New York session is about to close. Then I look at my calendar, it's Friday - the day, the market...

no no bullish, GBPUSD is deprecating ... I will initiate a short once I find a right entry (lower high), sleep and check tomorrow morning New Zealand time.

I am also learning as well, all I can say is I achieved about 200 pips by trading GBP - USD/AUD/NZD today

Julie you're only 22. Keep it up :)

Trade GBPXXX, avoid trading EURXXX unless you are a bank and have to take speculative positions. British are better friends, Germans are a bit unpredictable. Avoid setting up "stops" at X.99 or round number (X.00) when a market is in bullish sentiment, that's where market makers are waiting...

I have initiated a long position ...I am kinda anxious cos it's still not London session, but looking at the yesterday's bullish engulfing candle pattern, it looks like it will appreciate from where it closed yesterday. I hope I've bought it at the bottom price.

I thought the snapchat was valued at 1 Trillion, haha; Yahoo think the snapchat is still undervalued; then they should buy it as they had originally planned and get the return on investment within next 300 hundred years; I don't know who manage Finance plans at Yahoo, but he is a true textbook...

a quite abstract comment ... you probably have to get out of the textbook plan and face the reality and build a practical plan from there.

Yep, I now clearly understand this daily rocket pattern now. I had feeling that it could appreciate so much but I had to be sure. So next time, I won't miss out. Forget about the correction, another round of appreciation will happen today

Warning: better not trade GBPUSD today. There is highly important news today and, highly likely, there will not an intraday trend today, but a process of transition from bearish sentiment to bullish sentiment and you might lose big if you trade today.

cognitive bias, it's part of humans' nature. Whether you deny it or not, you will eventually make some foolish mistakes. What 90% traders don't do is risk management, it's kind of insurance in case things go wrong. so doggy has a point. I feel I am lucky cos I am a tutor of a risk management paper.

they are usually clustered ... perhaps you can find them using either 1 Hour or daily moving average levels ...

They lose cos they simply don't know what they're doing, and also they try to learn from people who are not different from them. So I even hesitate to call them traders. they're more like gamblers.

Yes, you have mentioned coffee shop before. I am also a barista (but also PhD student in Finance, and I do involve in tutoring) and work at cafe on weekends cos I enjoy working with young girls, so you're not wrong about coffee shop. So don't only pay attention to customers cos there are...

Sir, I think you live in New York and can read and understand English. imho, that's all you need. English isn't my native language either, but at least, I don't complain about it. A lot of traders in my country do not even understand English but they still do trading. I read about a Japanese...

I am not talking about pairs trading strategy like the broker Bone. I don't really think that strategy is reliable anyway. I am talking about the intraday trend. For example, yesterday, GBPUSD, had a uptrend prior to London session, only to depreciate significantly during the session. So clearly...

There is cos of high frequency traders. There was a few times, I anticipated the direction correctly but in between cos of high frequency traders, I got into serious losing positions but only temporary but was enough to scare me to close those positions. That's why I have stopped the short term...