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Sorry i am here trading same last 7.5 yrs
Great Amarnath. Glad to see you here. I am in the market from ERM break in 1992. I fortunately took a hard lesson that time and hence I am still surviving.

BTW, What do you think RBA would do on Wednesday? I dont think that they have the data to justify a hike, hence I would go into the meeting with an Aussie Short against EUR based on Fundamentals.

Since the cross trades as EUR-AUD, I would buy EUR-AUD.
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Sorry i am here trading same last 7.5 yrs
Hello Amarnath,

Thank you for your advice.
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Unhappy Cud anyone plz break down this for me ...

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What does it mean???
I was going thru a material and found the following line:
"...Instead of trying to catch the bottom or the top of a trend, use counter trend moves to create better entry points for an entry that harmonizes with the long-term trend."

Now what does it mean?
I find this sentence contradicting!!!
"...use counter trend moves to ..." = Does the author mean to say that when the long-term trend is UP, we shud make a short entry???

I'm not getting it, plz help.

Thanks
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I was going thru a material and found the following line:
"...Instead of trying to catch the bottom or the top of a trend, use counter trend moves to create better entry points for an entry that harmonizes with the long-term trend."

Now what does it mean?
For example, if the trend is UP, then look for any pullbacks (countertrend movements) to go long in the direction of that trend.
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For example, if the trend is UP, then look for any pullbacks (countertrend movements) to go long in the direction of that trend.
Hello CageRattler,

Thank you for breaking it up for me.

Thanks a lot.
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Y not try the charts urself. here is the data

http://www.traderji.com/forex/12269-...orex-data.html
Link not working for me
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You're a swing trader,aca?
what is the swing trading?
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I was going thru a material and found the following line:
"...Instead of trying to catch the bottom or the top of a trend, use counter trend moves to create better entry points for an entry that harmonizes with the long-term trend."

Now what does it mean?
I find this sentence contradicting!!!
"...use counter trend moves to ..." = Does the author mean to say that when the long-term trend is UP, we shud make a short entry???

I'm not getting it, plz help.

Thanks
i think auther want to say if there is up trend in long term take long position
in short term down trend.
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Default Re: How is Forex market different from the Stock Market in terms of technicals?

is it true the cable usd is in a long term uptrend
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