$SPX, ETF's, gold, oil... and some momentum stocks.
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Charly, Charly, Charly, ......my new friend,
still not able to flip back 2 pages to find the solution yourself? Like in every thread you 'participate'?
But hey...I am in a friendly mood today so here is the link to your question...do you find the answer or should I highlight it????
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=81648&perpage=6&pagenumber=2
By the way don't believe people who always say that there are no stupid questions...
CL : I do not trade so many g-pullbacks, because I don't think they have as good odds as t- and a-pullbacks. What that is : http://www.aksjeinfo.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000135.html
I think g-pullbacks are more like 62% odds and R/R=1.30, and t- and a-pullbacks 68% and R/R=1.30.
I think g-pullbacks are more like 62% odds and R/R=1.30, and t- and a-pullbacks 68% and R/R=1.30.
Soybeans :
Did a nice a-pullback ca. 15.nov. with a small hammer-stick.
It tried to do a a-pullback down to 4.dec, but did a huge gap that day.
It can be a head&shoulder now. EUR/USD looks oversold for the next few days, that should hold soybeans above the neck-line for the next few days.
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Did a nice a-pullback ca. 15.nov. with a small hammer-stick.
It tried to do a a-pullback down to 4.dec, but did a huge gap that day.
It can be a head&shoulder now. EUR/USD looks oversold for the next few days, that should hold soybeans above the neck-line for the next few days.
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