The ACD Method

justrading said:
No he doesn't reset, that is a separate Monthly number line that is interpreted in conjunction with the Monthly A levels. The 30 day is rolling on an ongoing basis and when he says it has reset, what he means is it has gone back to 0.

Particularly with FX there is going to quite a bit of mean reversion, so if you anticipate a sustained directional move, there will be a lot of ebbing and flowing along the way.

For any Euro trade, expect quite a bit of volatility as headline news like poll results can cause sudden gyrations that could well be short lived. If your stop is too tight, you risk getting taken out on such a swing.

See this article as an example. There will be a lot of speculation on the outcome, polls released and so forth. This follows an article I read earlier today predicting a lot of people may stay away from the polls as they are disillusioned. This is interpreted as benefitting Le Pen because her supporters are more committed hard-core types compared to Macrons.

https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/...-organic&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social
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Interesting. There are a lot of ways to use the scores. I'll have to play with those ideas.
 
Short USD/JPY is looking pretty good especially if Nasdaq can falter. That's my attempt at intermarket analysis for the day. :)

Edit: To take it a step further, I see bonds and yen strengthening, gold, AUD and USD weakening. SP and Dow are already failing and Nasdaq is hanging in there. So in conclusion risk off could be in the works???
 
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baggerlord said:
Short USD/JPY is looking pretty good especially if Nasdaq can falter. That's my attempt at intermarket analysis for the day. :)

Edit: To take it a step further, I see bonds and yen strengthening, gold, AUD and USD weakening. SP and Dow are already failing and Nasdaq is hanging in there. So in conclusion risk off could be in the works???
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I think it's pretty obvious what I think.
 
AUD selling off, gold up. But right now gold is faltering at weekly and monthly A up. If it rolls over AUD should pick up speed.

So when you guys are looking at a lot of stuff, how do you hone in on which ones to actually trade? 30 day?
 
baggerlord said:
Short USD/JPY is looking pretty good especially if Nasdaq can falter. That's my attempt at intermarket analysis for the day. :)

Edit: To take it a step further, I see bonds and yen strengthening, gold, AUD and USD weakening. SP and Dow are already failing and Nasdaq is hanging in there. So in conclusion risk off could be in the works???
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What about short CADJPY? It will be interesting to see how the euro acts on this pull back.
 
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