Hopiplaka said:In hindsight, I should have followed another indi I created, the DOD (Direction Of Day). ...
LOL ... There's no need to create one of those )
Hopiplaka said:In hindsight, I should have followed another indi I created, the DOD (Direction Of Day). ...
sqa said:For Fiber, the detail that got missed is 1.3630 (can be .3620 to .3640, depending how you want to interpret a few previous data points) is a monstrously important level. The run up yesterday was a short-term Range Retrace into a massive Key S&R level.
sqa said:The other bit, and this is just technical stuff, is that July 9th & 10th, on a EDT platform, produced a Railroad Track pattern. That together is a very good set of Bearish confirmation on the HTF signals. But a lot of people were looking Long on Fiber, especially after Cable's run up this morning. But the recent Price Action on the HTF was saying otherwise.
foreigner said:I absolutely agree the Break 1 Break 2 is a powerful pattern and SMT Divergence may well support the notion of bullishness, however, I would council you to watch the latest ICT video where he highlights a MM Sell Model Continuation Pattern not unlike what we have currently in EU.
Granted, this is going against dow theory (high or low by wednesday) however, in addition to my bias, we are back in the weekly dealers range (equilibrium), so the other question I would ask is; are institutions going to "step in the line of fire" at this level?
PS. Thank you for your ongoing input I have found it most helpful.
Great to see you're doing well Foreignerforeigner said:NY + 5AM Open..
Thank you Hopi, you've inspired my performance lately
The problem here is you can "see" everything you want, all things line up, and still be wrongsqa said:I was actually in the process of typing up why you missed on the Fiber trade, long before it completely dropped out of bed at the end of the day, but I held off.
For Fiber, the detail that got missed is 1.3630 (can be .3620 to .3640, depending how you want to interpret a few previous data points) is a monstrously important level. The run up yesterday was a short-term Range Retrace into a massive Key S&R level.
The other bit, and this is just technical stuff, is that July 9th & 10th, on a EDT platform, produced a Railroad Track pattern. That together is a very good set of Bearish confirmation on the HTF signals. But a lot of people were looking Long on Fiber, especially after Cable's run up this morning. But the recent Price Action on the HTF was saying otherwise.
foreigner said:Granted, this is going against dow theory (high or low by wednesday) however, in addition to my bias, we are back in the weekly dealers range (equilibrium), so the other question I would ask is; are institutions going to "step in the line of fire" at this level?
shopster said:i gave the dealer's " heads up " so they are onside with your retail assessment.
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Hi Foreigner,foreigner said:Admin, If Shopster and Pip pimp agree can we remove this bickering from Hopiplakas journal to see if we get an update?
I think most would agree this journal is sorely missed.
foreigner said:Youse ass is grass and Im a lawnmower..
Piper said:Don't try to buy against the sisters next time You coul've treated it as a 15 min setup also. Better luck next time
Hey lawnmover, caught any of this grass? > Shop:1 ICT:0
To say I left some pips on the table today is an understatementHopiplaka said:Hi all,
Earlier than expected my setup for this week was already completed.
Shorted the GBPUSD yesterday during LO news event.
Price ran up close to the 50% of the 4H order block, confluence with my weekly dealer range level.
Put on the 1Min timeframe (I like to do that during news events ) for an OTE.
Got out at TP1 this morning.
All in all a good 1:3 risk/reward scenario
A bit more reasoning behind the short EU entry of yesterday:Hopiplaka said:My best trade so far I think in EU:
129 pips in 3 hours, with a 15 pip stop loss