Da.DesiTrader
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I would love to say yes, but I exited like a chump for 100pips @ yesterdays pivot, and exited my gbpjpy and gbpchf as well. I had been stopped out twice trying to catch cable and just wanted to go to bed positive.
I was right that the pivot would prove a first downward target, but I should have seen across the board, and read up on the fundamentals too following last night, that we were at the beginning of a larger move and kept something in there. But at the time I felt too exposed to sterling despite spending all yesterday getting in a position after its rally to get in on its return to the downtrend.
I'm pretty hacked off, tbh. Still, my trading partner-in-crime Geofract is still in (both gbpjpy and cable) and he is probably quiet on the boards at the mo because his mouth is too full of pips for him to speak.
Could I ask anyone want sites they visit for news (reading, not video) that is updated frequently with analysis and reaction to events such as last night, esp if its forex / equity markets related? I look at Marketwatch, Forexnews, Forex.com, Bloomberg, but don't feel I have very fast or reactive sources.
Lap, quick question. For continuation of trend, why dont you use the strategy for break of previous low (ie, lows of the pullback bar). Daily or 4H's. I always find it very nerverwrecking to try to call the top or bottom, be it in a trend or on a pullback thrust.
For instance, on EUR/GBP, I shorted this morning, and got out at intraday pullback with small profit. In hindsight, I feel like a fool, as I should have had a buy order at 0.9061. I would be comfortably amending the stop loss to B/E. I think this opportunity also exist on FTSE right now, and contemplating a buy order at 5176/5180ish.