I will start this week with overview of the Euro.
1.2480 looks like a monster, but I assume it will produce only a temporary reaction after TL fakeout and then go up to KZ (1.2570-1.2600).
The weekly chart shows a great potential for games around 1.2.
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MarcinO
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Given the timing factor, my area for the Euro might be a litlle bit below 1.2420, even down to 1.2410.
If it will be hit the PTA will include TL violation, which is more than welcome.
If it will be hit the PTA will include TL violation, which is more than welcome.
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MarcinO
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Euro is just crazy with corrections to .786-.886. This is one more factor making me think that it will go below 1.2420 a bit.
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jimkane
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Key backtest in here. A big decision (in the short-term) is about to be made.
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jimkane
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This was an easy long there, very short-term, of course. Even if it doesn't play out to any great extent, one would already be positioned nicely here from a management standpoint (if entry was optimized according to the methodology), in my opinion.
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jimkane
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Here's the ES game. It's all games, but this is the 'stop run' game, a variation on what I coined long ago, the '1-2-tick game'.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-14/stop-hunting-algos-dominate-sp-500-today
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-14/stop-hunting-algos-dominate-sp-500-today





