Sive Morten
Special Consultant to the FPA
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Sive, I have been reading and 'trying' to follow your advice and have lost almost 2500 Euro :shocked: in the process. Somehow following your advice I seem to buy at a peak and sell at a trough. If I wait for the retrenchment I miss the boat.:embarrassed: I have noticed that your advice is directed towards the European and American market times. I live in Asia and by the time the European markets open it is time to take care of my kids and by the time the Americans get going I am pretty much burned out trying to get two toddlers to sleep and get some exercise in as well.
On the forums here a reply to someone with a similar problem was, slightly rephrased: "Well stay up at night and trade during those hours".
Any change you might add a short section to your analysis on what to do when you start trading in Asia? I really would like to make a profit for once.
And does your analysis take into account current events? The election in Finland for example really hit the Euro this morning. Will that have a long term effect on the EURUSD pair? As I write this Auna's butterfly has in fact materialized and the Euro has so far shed 100 pips and is now stuck at 1.4320 area as opposed to the 1.4420 at 22.00 GMT (Sunday, 17 April).
Hello, Geert
I'm really sorry that my work has led you to loss. Looks like I have to be more caution on recommendations...
Let me start from the bottom of your post.
Plunge on EUR has happened not due Finland elections but to request from Greece to restructure it's debt. It could lead to ECB hiking hints.
Now about application of my work here.
Never ever use it as rule of thumb or some prophecy. Never trade it blindly. I can't forsee appearence of some crucial events or something.
I just share with you with my view on current market. I see the market only at the moment of analysis and can't predict it. Sutuation has a tendency to change as J.M. Keynes once said:"When facts change - I change my mind, and what do you do sir?"
I just want to say, that you should compare what I expect to see (I post it in analysis) and what is happening... If, say, I've said - look at this support, it can hold retracement and try to enter from this level, but market fall like a stone - this is not a retracement...
In weekly research I've said - if market will hold below pivot - dont' be long. Today market stands below pivot all day! It's not the time for buying.
I can't predict and describe each bar on hourly chart...
Besides, I just could be wrong, and it's normal - I'm not a prophet... although I do my best to help you.
Take my view with some suspicion, compare it with your own view.
This is the best approach.