Dynamic Pivots

EMA Opt system, Real time (Test )
PAIRS EUR/USD GBP/USD USD/CHF
SIGNALS 5-13 6-14 6-17

DYNAMIC PIVOTS, Real time
PAIRS ATR LB MS PIVOT MR AT HB
EUR/USD 12168 12212 12273 12327 12379
GBP/USD 18144 18202 18266 18309 18361
USD/CHF 12465 12531 12601 12652 12712

SHORT TERM BREAK POINTS
PAIRS SUPPORT BREAK POINTS RESISTANCE BREAK POINTS
EUR/USD 12246 12327
GBP/USD 18172 18288
USD/CHF 12521 12677

MACD OPT
PAIRS EUR/USD GBP/USD USD/CHF
SIGNALS 5-8-7 6-9-5 7-9-6
 
Quote from sakimonohito:

is this your indicator? if so, could you explain how the levels adjust? is it a time factor? i can't quite understand the value of these pivots if they constantly update.

if they are relatively fixed by a given time, then it would be a scalpers dream. looking back over the last years charts, selling resistance and closing at the pivot would make most of us rich.

curious about the name you've chosen and the correlation, if any to this very intriguing indicator. =)
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I don't have understood what you mean...

But i think that you are not thinking well!

You can compare...

Thank you.


Sincerely,
Eurfxwintrades
 
EMA Opt system, Real time (Test )
PAIRS EUR/USD GBP/USD USD/CHF
SIGNALS 7-16 5-21 6-14

DYNAMIC PIVOTS, Real time
PAIRS ATR LB MS PIVOT MR AT HB
EUR/USD 12136 12173 12216 12276 12307
GBP/USD 17961 18033 18071 18204 18294
USD/CHF 12546 12601 12666 12708 12743

SHORT TERM BREAK POINTS
PAIRS SUPPORT BREAK POINTS RESISTANCE BREAK POINTS
EUR/USD 12168 12294
GBP/USD 18021 18155
USD/CHF 12583 12701

MACD OPT
PAIRS EUR/USD GBP/USD USD/CHF
SIGNALS 8-12-5 9-7-5 6-8-4
 
daily economic events

[Current Account
(Q2)]
IFR forecasts a current account shortfall of $193 bln in the second quarter compared with the record $195.1 bln seen in the first quarter. The improvement in the trade deficit should have helped to rein in the current account. Still, at an estimated 6.2% of GDP, the deficit is troubling. At this clip it would take net foreign investment of about $65 bln or so on average per month to finance the deficit. The July TIC data is due immediate following this release

(13:00). A net purchase of $65 bln or so is anticipated in July,
down from
$71.2 bln in
June.
[Michigan Sentiment
(pSep)]
IFR expects the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment index to fall sharply to 83.0 from 92.7 in August. Hurricane Katrina is likely to weigh on consumer attitudes. While the events are not comparable, the events of September 11, 2001 weighed on the Michigan index. It fell nearly ten points between August and September 2001. The run-up in gas prices following the disruptions to energy supplies will figure prominently this time around, knocking the expectations index sharply lower. This already happened with the IBD/TIPP index. Some recovery is expected in the final survey as gas futures prices have started to ease which should eventually
bring some relief at the
pumps.

[Date Time Release Unit Per IFR EST Median Prev
Low/High ]
16-Sep 12:30 Current Acct Deficit $bn Q-2 193.0 192.5 195.1 190.0
195.0
16-Sep 13:45 Michigan Sentiment Idx pSep 83.0 85.0 92.7
82.0 89.1

Jennifer.Rossum
 
GBP market comments

Today"s key US event risk is the 13:00GMT disclosure of July TIC data. June inflows: $71.2bn. Pre-TIC: the size of Q2"s US current account deficit will be disclosed at 12:30GMT. Forecast: $193.0bn, from $195.1bn in Q1. Post-TIC: September"s preliminary Michigan Sentiment index will be unveiled at 13:45GMT. Forecast: 85.0, from
89.1 in August.

The MPC"s David Walton is also slated to speak at 13:00GMT.
Walton is the MPC"s newest member (having joined on July 1), and voted for last month"s 25bp UK rate cut (as well as voting for a cut in July). The risk of another UK rate cut has risen on the back of yesterday"s soft UK retail sales figures.

GBP/USD tripped stops above 1.8100 en route to a high of 1.8148 during the Asian session, as it pushed its recovery envelope from yesterday"s two-week low of 1.8037. EUR/USD led GBP/USD higher, as evidenced by EUR/GBP strength. 1.8148+ resistance runs at 1.8160 (Thursday"s Asian session low), 1.8185, and 1.8225 (Wednesday"s NY session floor). Support points are located at 1.8080, 1.8060 (Asian session base), 1.8030, and 1.8000.
 
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