[Simple Trading System] Trendline Break (The Only System You Need)

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desifxtrader

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Re: Swing Calls by desifxtrader

http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/5683/euro.gif

Euro has fallen from the neck line of H& S pattern, have you noticed it. The cuts has become deaper, this is not good news for Euro.


Bad thing. that I was unable to enter these shorts 'coz of electricity. Missed both the EU and UJ shorts.

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just put image link between these two magic words:



This might help you:

http://www.traderji.com/announcements/22138-how-post-chart-image-traderji-com.html#post183844

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desifxtrader

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Wazzup this week?

Overall, pretty bad scenario of gloom n doom, .... majors are in bad shape



USDCHF:



Pretty range bound between 1700 and 1440 marks. Good for range bound strategy.

However, I feel slight bearish on this pair and expect it to break below current S level.



EUR/USD:



Broken long term S level @ 2100, take some rest and run south further ;P



GBPUSD:



Except that prior 4600 was broken, nothing new.

S (weak): 4400
S1: 4250

Prior S @ 4600 might act as R now.



Aussie:



After rejection from 8550 R level, pair is resting @ 8080 S level.

What's up next?? Personally, I won't prefer to hold opinion, however bearish right now seems tempting. Lets see if we cud get any good position to short this.

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desifxtrader

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AU: Possible Short


After a bounce from 8100 level, Aussie approaching a good R level at 8500/50.

Waiting & seeking for reversal pattern prior opening a short position. ;)



** Edit:


The expected reversal was there, but it looks pretty weak to me:




I guess, after a small retracement, this pair might head north.
 
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desifxtrader

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Snapshot ....

Euro:



Action at 2400/2460 is important. I'm looking to open a short at this level. If bulls remain dominant at this R level, I expect it to shoot till 2600/700. Anyways, my opinions doesn't matter, ... will seek and ride the waves.

USDCHF:



After staying in range bound condition, it's leaking .... Next S1 level at 1.1250 ... I might attempt to catch a falling knife at this level. Lets see how it plays out.

GBPUSD:



It seems that the bulls are strongly determined to break the 4800 R level. Although the dominant trend remains bearish, currently, we're witnessing steep correction. Next important R level seems to be at 5100/5200. 4700 played as good S level. If successfully broken, 4800 level might act as good S level.

USDJPY:

This is a mad fellow, ... At present, no opinions., ... I hope the short suggested on 4th June 2010, 02:12 PM, worked out well. Feel free to decide what you want to do here and comment:

 
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desifxtrader

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.. Snapshot ...

USDCAD:

Consecutively making new swing lower highs ... hinting at something??



S1 = 1.0210/200
S2 = 1.0090

Aussie:

Mega trend is bearish, but currently witessesing steep correction ....



8550 priorly acting as R seems to has become now S. Next important level to watch out is 8800/9100.

EURGBP:

Since, I don't fiddle with this much, but ....



Pair is currently in consolidation of roughly 200 pips range, Major trend is bearish, ...
 

desifxtrader

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About the USDx ...

The above chart looks confusing?? To me, yes, it was. And I thought why not Zooom Out a bit and I found this ....



It was hitting the prior high! And it missed the 89.40/50 R zone. Notice the gap between the red bear candle and the next candle of the doji style. .... selling pressure building on 0r just a pull back prior heading towards the moon??? who knows?


 
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