Planetary Cycles Trading (EUR/USD)
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thread: Planetary Cycles Trading (EUR/USD)

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    Junior Member Izan's Avatar
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    Planetary Cycles Trading (EUR/USD)

    2008.08.01 Total Solar Eclipse, change the trend.
    2008.09.08 Pluto Change the direction, change the trend again.

    And today,
    2008.09.24 Mercury change the direction and mars reverse saturn(euro chart),

    maybe this implies not a trend change but I believe it's time to market.

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    Sat 10/2
    Sun sq.Jup. and Venus enters Pisces 330*

    Sunday 11/2
    Venus trine Jup. HELIO

    Monday 12/2
    Mars 135*Ouranus

    These important events may have created this recent 1.22 06 low. And have a bullish week facing us.

    Kindly consider 17 and 18/2 [next weekend] as anothe significant CIT that will attract price higher till then.
    Mars sq.. Neptune Merc enters Pisces 330* Sun conj.Merc. Sun enters Pisces Mars trine M.Node.
    And throughout the weekend 5 planets have been in a tight cluster of 18.7 * [Sun. Merc. Venus. Nept. Moon]
    failed to mention the P.Solar Eclipse with NMoon on the 15/2

    Good luck and happy trading team ...

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    Junior Member LauraHM10's Avatar
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    quote Awesome, Thank you for the charts, I'm going to trade based on the 5 minute chart and I'll update my results.
    So, trying to chase the Q Spectrum about the 5 minute chart, did not prove to be a fantastic idea.


    The current trade I'd, I closed out quickly.


    02/14/18 20:24 OrderWebEUR/USD gt;1.2480 (3PM)15-FEB-18 9 39.5 Order filled: CZDTFU8A

    Sold for $2 per a contract loss - Nadex Fees = 18 = $36 Loss

    * The 13:43 EST turn didn't materialize, so total loss on the contract.

    02/15/18 13:29OrderWebEUR/USD gt;1.2490 (3PM) 15-FEB-18 -3 55 Order filled: CZFM4WC7

    $135 Loss


    Made other errors pursuing the 5 minute chart; a few in hindsight should not have obtained

    Complete Daily Loss = $ 349


    The analysis in Post 8,942 still retains mostly accurate. Going forward the most appropriate course of action would be to follow my initial egy, which is to exchange at 6 pm EST for 3 PM EST expiry, only when the weekly chart suggests a main direction for the afternoon.

    Dependent on the first weekly chart, I have been carrying many successful transactions. While very helpful in indiing intraday swings, the 5 minutes to the Q Spectrum does not seem to be accurate enough to place trades based on the precise times stipulated.

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    16:06 N.Moon and Solar Eclipse ... $JY collapsing ... Some panic is warranted and anticipated...

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    Junior Member LauraHM10's Avatar
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    Great Roast... Thank you for posting those trades... great information there... Here is a Q Spectrum opinion of the next 24 hours on the 5 min chart, EST.... picture
    Wonderful, Thank you for the charts, I'm going to trade based on the 5 minute chart and I will upgrade my outcomes.

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    Junior Member Cokchidelgado17's Avatar
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    Here is a Q Spectrum on the 15 min chart... that takes us out to the end of the week to the close on Friday...

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    Junior Member Cokchidelgado17's Avatar
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    Great Roast... thanks for posting those trades... great information there...

    This is a Q Spectrum opinion of the next 24 hours about the 5 min chart, EST....

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    Junior Member LauraHM10's Avatar
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    I will post updates together with my results, hopefully on a day to day basis. Many thanks to Jnevins due to their amazing analysis and operate with timing solution. [/quote] And thank you Roast and JR for sharing with your Nadex transactions... I am getting over the flu too. . I am in my 3rd week and feeling a bit run down...[/quote]

    Jnevins hope you are feeling better soon.

    Thank you, booth Jnevins and JR97 for sharing your own knowledge with me.



    Trade History of this week so far

    I will be referencing Post 8,947 , in which I laid out my commerce plan for the week based on Jnevins analysis.

    Sunday (2/11/18) -

    Placed the next transaction:

    Order Web EUR/USD gt;1.2260 (3PM) 12-FEB-18 7 45 Order filled: CY5T4376
    Order Web EUR/USD gt;1.2260 (3PM) 12-FEB-18 1 43.75 Order stuffed: CY5UBFEQ

    Bought 8 Contracts in complete at 1.2260 (which means that the price will be above 1.2260 at 3 PM EST @ average price of $44.84 For a total of $358.72


    Sold 8 Contracts at $71.50

    02/12/18 12:17OrderWebEUR/USD gt;1.2260 (3PM) 12-FEB-18 -8 71.5 Order filled: CY7SSXBE

    8 contracts @ $71.50 = $572

    Cash out price $572 - First purchase price $358.72 - Nadex prices $16 = Total Profit $ 197.28 54.99 percent ROI return on investment


    Monday (2/12/18) -

    Placed the next transaction:

    02/12/18 18:01OrderWebEUR/USD gt;1.2300 (3PM) 13-FEB-18 8 45.25 Order stuffed: CY8EGKLB

    Bought 8 Contracts in complete at 1.2300 (which means that the price will be above 1.2300 in 3 PM EST @ a price of 45.25 For a total of $362

    Sold 8 Contracts at $73

    02/13/18 01:24 OrderWebEUR/USD gt;1.2300 (3PM)13-FEB-18 -8 73 Order filled: CY87S8ZV

    8 contracts @ $73 = $584

    Cash out price $584 - First purchase price $362 - Nadex prices $16 = Total Profit $ 206 56.90 percent ROI return on investment



    Tuesday (2/13/18) -

    Placed the next transaction:

    * I placed this transaction based on the 5 min chart posted by Jnevins in Post 8,948 ; Took this transaction right before 9 PM EST, since the chart indied. The trend changed exactly as shown in the chart. The transaction was closed out in just 1 hour and 19 minutes roughly.

    02/13/18 20:57OrderWebEUR/USD gt;1.2360 (7AM)14-FEB-18 8 44.25 Order filled: CZBAXRJA

    Bought 8 Contracts in complete at $ 44.25 = Total price $354

    Sold 8 Contracts at $73

    02/13/18 22:16 OrderWebEUR/USD gt;1.2360 (7AM) 14-FEB-18 -8 73 Order filled: CZBFFNYU

    8 contracts @ $73 = $584

    Cash out price $584 - First purchase price $354 - Nadex prices $16 = Total Profit $ 214 $60.45 percent ROI return on investment


    The 5 min chart seems most accurate Jnevins, if you can pull up a weekly chart together with the thorough times, I presume there could be more opportunities for transactions we could research.


    Current Trade

    02/14/18 20:24 OrderWebEUR/USD gt;1.2480 (3PM)15-FEB-18 9 39.5 Order stuffed: CZDTFU8A



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    Junior Member Cokchidelgado17's Avatar
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    [/quote] I will post updates with my results, ideally on a day to day basis. Many thanks to Jnevins for his amazing analysis and operate with timing solution. [/quote]

    And thank you Roast and JR for sharing your Nadex transactions...

    I'm getting over the flu also. . I'm in my 3rd week and still feeling a little run down...

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    quote Hi Roast... I took this initial trade for 8 contracts at 1.2280 3 pm and collected the payout... Now, tonight, I knew that prices would continue to rise and I took 8 @ 1.2300 that an 11 pm close.... And was off by 15 minute... It got there at 11:15 so $0 payout... I just ran a q spectrum about 5 minute info and had I done that before buying these contracts, I would have noticed that price would climb to 11:08, thus earning an 11 pm target of 1.2300 more difficult to achieve... there's a lot to understand in this new method of considering a trade... image
    For OTM, it is far better to go longer out so that time is potentially on your side. You may close trades early. How I exchange cycles with Nadex is usually only go about 2 strikes out from a market turn area. That does depend on time of day as merely certain times have sufficient market action to move. For the EURUSD during the Euro and initial portion of US session that provides better than 1.5:1 R :R and a very large probability of dying ITM. Even if trades are ITM and there is still time left, I'll close out early anyway. Nothing worse than being up only to drop by a tic or two in the dying minutes.

    ITM and ATM have a higher chance of dying in the cash, but even then I usually consider profit between $75 and $85 rather than hold out to expiration.

    With binaries, it is far better to get a higher win rate even if it's under 1:1. But that's also the attractiveness. You're able to get consistent results without relying on large movements to accumulate pips. Then there are hedging and cost reduction egies to acquire better than 1:1 r:Hybrid on those same trades but that may also up the possible risk if the entries are in the exact same direction. I'm working on examples for when I start this Nadex thread.

    I'm currently short OTM 1.2300 @ 64.5 (35.5) and OTM 1.2280 @ 76.75 (23.25). 1.2280 set to close on the signature ($50) and 1.2300 set to close $75. That is about 1:1 for each. Both are well within the average trading range even if price goes up on me a bit.



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