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    1 Attachment(s) I got some long-term investments going into the SP500 now February began the year off on a wonderful note and appearing to continue with the bullish engulfing candle on our yearly chart. The matter is projection wise I'll only just be trailing my stop as price will be making new highs once back up there. Should price make a larger correction my stop will probably be under 1700.
    https://www.cliqforex.com/trading-sy...t-trading.html

  2. #22
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    Hello enterfx,
    Thanks for your answer for the past post.
    I also have a long term perspective on EURUSD that I published in 'Elliott Wave Trading' thread #post 6747. I thought it'd be more appropriate there using an EW counts. I believe this count matches in using the intrie triangular corrective pattern of the previous 5 years which baffles many people.
    Please take a look, just like to get your opinion on it.

  3. #23
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    quote First, allow me to congregulate you for starting such a thread that is purposeful. Keep up the good work. I'm really trading SP500 on a demo account learning from it, I have similar points to your a-b-c apartment, and expecting a wave c up identical to a. image Wave (c) of this apartment looks complete, with an intriguing overflow of tide v. image
    Due skyhok. I have not been in my computer for the last couple days but thanks for your charts. Looks good. However now's downmove looks real ugly up to now. Atm it looks like a 3rd wave, unless we receive a strong upmove shortly, remains to see.

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    quote Follow up on the SP ES : Up to now, Looks like equal legs down at a potential correction and a so called flat correction. Flats takes all lows except the smallest . Really tricky. What makes me believe it was a C-wave down from Friday, is because it had a C tide / 3rd wave momentum/selloff with no 1st and 2nd wave. If this is right, as long as 1823 ES holds, prices should go farther north in the coming days. picture
    First, allow me to congregulate you for starting such a thread that is purposeful.
    Continue the good work.

    I'm actually trading SP500 on a demo account studying from it, I've similar counts to your a-b-c flat, and expecting a wave c up equal to a.
    https://www.cliqforex.com/general-fo...ews-today.html
    Wave (c) of this flat looks finish, with an intriguing overflow of tide v.
    https://www.cliqforex.com/trading-sy...s-signals.html

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    quote Follow up on the SP ES : With no bounce today and continued selloff without breaking some key amounts, makes this arrangement tricky as nothing is confirmed. The 4Hour is now quite oversold and the 1H and 30min timeframes is now showing divergence, therefore a hard bounce is probably in the cards for tomorrow.
    Follow up on the SP ES :
    So far, Looks like equivalent legs at a possible correction along with a so called flat correction. Flats takes all lows except that the smallest out . Really tricky.

    What causes me to think it was a C-wave down from Friday, is because it had a C tide / 3rd wave momentum/selloff with no 1st and 2nd wave.
    If this is correct, provided that 1823 ES holds, prices should proceed further north in the coming times.

    https://www.cliqforex.com/trading-sy...evolution.html

  6. #26
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    EURUSD Weekly - Shortly to set a solid trend:
    EURUSD update:

    Possible scenario for Your EurUsd. There's room for another reduced without breaking any keylevels.
    The 4Hour is overbought and is showing hidden divergence.

    https://www.cliqforex.com/general-fo...shift-pst.html

  7. #27
    quote Thank you. Blue = EMA50 Red = EMA200 I also use the EMA100, although not with this particular chart The yellow line on top is the top ATR keltner ring.
    Thanks, mate.
    I feel that you are a senior trader

    by the way, gold was after silver down movement since 2-3 weeks ago.
    From yesterday, silver showing an inside bar (after mb).
    Potentially she will go south.
    Then gold to follow along with
    Https://www.cliqforex.com/trading-sy...iders-den.html

    my 2 pennies views.
    Trade happily.
    cheers

  8. #28
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    input - a good thread! Post pls. I like MA and BB https://www.cliqforex.com/general-fo...shift-pst.html perhaps exchange of trading views would be nice what would be the MA you used in the chart? Thanks
    Thank you.

    Blue EMA50
    Red = EMA200
    I also utilize the EMA100, although not with this particular chart

    The yellow line on top is the top ATR keltner band.

  9. #29
    Enter - a good thread! Post frequently pls.

    I like MA and BB
    https://www.cliqforex.com/general-fo...803-trade.html

    possibly exchange of trading perspectives would be nice

    what would be the MA you used in the chart?

    thanks

  10. #30
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    SP Index (ES) -- Weekly Daily chart investigations. picture
    Follow up on the SP ES :

    Without a bounce now and lasted selloff without breaking any key amounts, makes this structure tricky as nothing is confirmed.
    The 4Hour is currently very oversold and the 1H and 30min timeframes is currently showing divergence, so a hard bounce is probably in the
    cards for tomorrow. The issue then is whether this leg gets finished and wether new highs will likely be made.

    The trend is still up utill we break 1823 ES (short term) . We have to remember that so much the trend has been huge
    and I allways say that it takes time to turn a massive ship, even after the motors was shut off.

    What we find today is possibly a topping pattern, as divergence are constructing over the daily and weekly charts.
    The construction atm is very uncertain and unconfirmed either manners

    https://www.cliqforex.com/trading-sy...ding-edge.html

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