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jimkane
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Okay, I think I did a pretty good job giving everyone the areas in advance today, and the ideas. Now do the work and see why I made the reads I did. I added a lot of sarcasm in, even more than usual, because I was grouchy. I hope this stuff helps, I'm working pretty hard on the posts while I'm already busy trying to pay attention to what I am doing. If it's not that useful there isn't a lot of sense in me doing it. I keep wondering what the best use of my time is, from an educational perspective...
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So, was that the last shake there and now up it goes? They are making it look that way.
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Now, they have this trying to look like 'up' from here. Keep in mind, too, this is the 'dead zone' where not much usually happens until the approach of the European open. Nonetheless, I have this confluence at 1600.50-1.50 that hits at 20:00 PM, and although it seems unlikely it is going down right from here, or doing it in the 'dead zone', I wanted to point that out 'just in case'. It's a sweet confluence, and sometimes those act as magnets. Lotsa stuff there. If there was time, I'd love to see a bounce to around 9, then down there. But, I get tired of seeing wonderful downside confluences, and up it goes... This one (or all the other ones I have below, waiting) will likely be no different.
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I just want to say that the things that happened today with sets and frequencies, well, it's about the most incredible I have ever seen. This is a day to study on the 1, 3, and 5-min charts with sets. It also used the areas for the major swing points off the higher timeframes. It was really amazing. If all that is random, wow, that's a new definition of random, to me. Anyway, if anyone is looking for a day to study, this one is it.
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I didn't see rat's charts when I made my last post. That shows some of the higher timeframe stuff. Just incredible.


