It’s because of the good news on the USD. It’s hard for the GBP to overcome that. but continue to watch…

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It’s because of the good news on the USD. It’s hard for the GBP to overcome this. but continue to watch…

G.

GBPJPY joined his GBPAUD & GBPNZD friends and also reached the 60% target (+some).

It also opened the week with ~14 pips gap, as predicted.

Now we wait for the GBPUSD…

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Most people understand the chart better if they see just one channel that engulf another channel, etc.

By using it as described you can see the bias and sentiment more clearly, in a total of 5 one directional channels.

4 of them are extending out of the H1 channel.

We don’t want any MA’s or any other approximation line that wasn’t there by…[Read more]

Most people understand the chart better if they see just one channel that engulf another channel, etc.

By using it as described you can see the bias and sentiment more clearly, in a total of 5 one directional channels.

4 of them are extending out of the H1 channel.

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Most people understand the chart better if they see just one channel that engulf another channel, etc.

G.

Ok, we went to the wilderness and watch a river flow. The National Park authorities put a sign stating that the river is 60 feet deep.

How do we figure out what’s the river-bed contour looks like? and what about some levels above the bottom, since it’s probably not just straight walls?

Ahhh, we have a Sonar. We built one in the previous few…[Read more]

Ok, we went to the wilderness and watch a river flow. The National Park authorities put a sign stating that the river is 60 feet deep.

How do we figure out what’s the river-bed contour looks like? and what about some levels above the bottom, since it’s probably not just straight walls?

Ahhh, we have a Sonar. We built one in the previous few…[Read more]

Ok, we went to the wilderness and watch a river flow. The National Park authorities put a sign stating that the river is 60 feet deep.

How do we figure out what’s the river-bed contour looks like? and what about some levels above the bottom, since it’s probably not just straight walls?

Ahhh, we have a Sonar. We built one in the previous few…[Read more]

Ok, we went to the wilderness and watch a river flow. The National Park authorities put a sign stating that the river is 60 feet deep.

How do we figure out what’s the river-bed contour looks like? and what about some levels above the bottom, since it’s probably not just straight walls?

Ahhh, we have a Sonar. We built one in the previous few…[Read more]

Ok, we went to the wilderness and watch a river flow. The National Park authorities put a sign stating that the river is 60 feet deep.

How do we figure out what’s the river-bed contour looks like? and what about some levels above the bottom, since it’s probably not just straight walls?

Ahhh, we have a Sonar. We built one in the previous few…[Read more]

Ok, we went to the wilderness and watch a river flow. The National Park authorities put a sign stating that the river is 60 feet deep.

How do we figure out what’s the river-bed contour looks like? and what about some levels above the bottom, since it’s probably not just straight walls?

Ahhh, we have a Sonar. We built one in the previous few…[Read more]

So after absorbing and understaning the above – here comes the practical side:

1. Price moves like water or rivers – you can read about it in Hurst’s work and my other postings on that subject. It means it flows where it’s easy and there is less obstacles.

2. Water/River flows according to the landscape beneath it. If you open a damm the water…[Read more]

So after absorbing and understaning the above – here comes the practical side:

1. Price moves like water or rivers – you can read about it in Hurst’s work and my other postings on that subject. It means it flows where it’s easy and there is less obstacles.

2. Water/River flows according to the landscape beneath it. If you open a damm thge water…[Read more]

Sampling rate is important in Ehlers MTF, and should be equaly spaced.

Something like M15-M30-H1 (which is x2 spaced), or M15-H1-H4 (which is x4 spaced).

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You should view some of his works in MTF, one on top of the other.

If you use 3 TF’s, you will see 3 different  sine-like “waves” – and watch when they coincide.

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You should view some of his works in MTF.

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On Video #42 (NFP):

The solution was already given…

Draw a channel, PRIOR to the news, on Gadi_OBV and enter a Buy/Sell Stop order.

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Check the EURJPY after the news. Same thing…

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The “Channel” uses the RANGE (length) of a price bar, and not the choppy and chaotic OHLC.

It’s effective in all TimeFrames and doesn’t lag.

It’s also (or mainly) effective because it is based on a basic statistical concept: if two distributions doesn’t overlap, they can be considered different.

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