mpups
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It wasn't a call or a trade though, I never said it was, it was just a different perspective on analysing the chart because I view them in a much simpler way. No need to read too much into it here. I know the difference between a paper trade and a real one. Whether I took the trade or I didn't – from this end its no big deal, i.e. i just move on to the next set up. Point taken though... real trades are better!As I said many times before, analysis is not trading. I remind myself all the time about set ups I missed taking but basically it boils down to "If you could you would have but since you did not it is simply academic." It is an issue IMO which is a mirage for many traders and that is somehow recognising set ups after the fact is the same as able to trade them in real time. This is the reason why I inserted the EURUSD pair into the conversion. How would you trade the pair in real time using whatever patterns or setups or TF that you choose but call it in real time but not after the fact. There is a big difference.
I am referring to a technique known as median lines aka pitchfork....
I never previously bothered to find out what "the fork" was for and I've googled the basics now so thanks for bringing it to my attention. The idea of it does appeal to me somewhat.
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