Par Eur/Aud always looking for the excellent, never letting a good point happen ...
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Par Eur/Aud always looking for the excellent, never letting a good point happen ...
EUR/Aud tends to move more softly than GBP/Aud.If you are looking for more stability in long -term operations, it would be safer to focus on pairs related to the euro, since they usually have less unexpected "spikes."A Council would be closely monitoring the European economic calendar for high volatility events.
Hello, welcome to this room ... you can choose one, two, three or the four pairs of foreign exchange that you like to operate.Always looking for the excellent, never letting a good point happen ...
Ah, yes, thanks for giving me permission to choose the pairs.As if I couldn't decide alone.
This will be interesting.I subscribe.Could you share your ZUP 151 template?It looks elegant.
Clear!But I also recommend trying other variants such as ZUP Harmonics 150. Sometimes it is more efficient to identify reversion patterns in markets with high volatility, especially in pairs such as GBP/NZD.The difference is in calculation algorithms for patterns adjustment.
Well done by that table on the market structure.Very interesting.Good luck with your thread.Do your homework, follow the footprints of intelligent money.
Was that table "well done"?Come on, do not exaggerate, it is basic information that can be found in any technical analysis book.
I do not agree at all.
If you are interested in the "intelligent money" footprints, I recommend that you review the Commitment of Traders (COT
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