......for my recent absence.
I spotted an interesting historical charting anomaly, and entered the purgatory of back-testing.
The observed pattern has somehow survived back-testing, and is now set-up to demo forwards.
Back to 'normal' from tomorrow morning onwards.
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Apologies.....
@ 23/05/2013 – 04:21:44 pm
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Tuesday....
@ 21/05/2013 – 10:09:41 am
My charting platform, at Trade Interceptor, appears to be 'down' at the moment.
Anyone else having problems today? -
Friday....
@ 17/05/2013 – 03:30:11 pm
It's been a week of messing about with a new platform, and not much in the way of actual trading, but all is now sorted out, so back again from Monday.
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Tuesday 14 May
@ 14/05/2013 – 05:29:02 pm
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Chart Maintenance Day.....
@ 13/05/2013 – 05:55:16 pm
I'm moving my timeframes out a notch or two, and am now using the D1 as my 'key' chart instead of the H1.
This has entailed a day of working on levels etc. -
This week.....
@ 10/05/2013 – 02:52:57 pm
....I've been finding my way around a new trading platform, hence the lower level of trading and blogging.
Not there yet, but not too far away now. -
Thursday 9 May
@ 09/05/2013 – 05:56:39 pm
I have spoken in the past about waiting for a notable opportunity within the composite price action at a specific level.
Here's an example.
Copper......
Four charts: H1(top left); M15(top right); M10(bottom left); M5(bottom right).
As ever, tap on the chart to enlarge.
Price is clearly channelling sideways on the H1 chart.
Now, concentrate your attention at around 14:20pm.
By drilling down through the timeframes an opportunity presented itself on the M5.
It's always a case of, firstly, where price is, and secondly, how it's behaving when it gets there.






