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EURO and GBP were dripped from gap time before Japanese session and USD/YEN is also dropped in the same way to hit all level stops on the down side in YEN crosses.May be unwinding of all carry trades might be the story.All the drop happened before NFP data release as if they know before hand it will be good for USD.
Week end they are hitting the stops on the down sise now to hit the stops on the upside after NFP data release.
Now every one’s question is what is the bottom for all the pairs.Bottom and tops are established during accute panic conditions.We will know today clearly the bottom is set or not.Now no one want to buy other majors.They want to sell first and buy later against their sell.Many keep away from the market after seeing wild moves.So in thin volume market only those holding long positions are distress to know what to do with the positions when the hedging facility is not available.But those who are holding shorts try to close after deep drops.We will know how the big players trap both smartly.
Expected market moves for today - After the initial drop during Japanese session a gap time pull back and then another drop to reach near low could happen before the NFP data release and then an upward rise is expected .But many days when the rise was expected they did not rise.So during week end watch carefully and take positions when the rise or drop is confirmed - ie near high take sell position when the high is not cut for 30 min from the start of the session, or a buy position near low when the low is not cut for 30 min from the start of the session.In all trades keep 30 pips stop and once the position makes 30 pips profit keep stop at entry and remove the stoploss.then aim to close ( take profit) when they stop cutting the low or high opposite to your trade for 30 min.
Regards
Dr.Sivaraman
Dear Doc,
I said last week in a post that I thought they were rising 1 and building 2 shorts > dropping taking profit and downstop hunt, and rise with the herd to build more shorts along the way , could this have been possible? has this been done in the past? they knew top tier data was coming for excuse.
Sentiment Indicator’s and numbers dont make assumptions,said that the herd were long and the banks were short , now the banks have all the big players money left over after squaring their positions, I would like for thoughts on my ASUMPTION, because at the end of day that’s all we have but best to think like the big players
HI Doc you have allready answered previous section,
Thank YOU
Doc ,
So far so good, start of session
This message is not intended for being publilshed in the blog, but it’s intended for the people at FXStreet that monitor this blog. It’s absolutely a shame that you filter out all messages that go against Mr. Sivaraman. Mr. Sivaraman has been misreading the market for more than 6 weeks and therefore it’s is just normal that there are people that are getting more and more upset and want to say this openly in the blog. What you’re doing is just using the same style as is still used in China and some other parts of the world.
Best regards
Jean-Pierre Bettschen
Managing Director
EUROTREND Investment SA
Switzerland
Dear sean
Your assumption is a posibility.
Regards
Dr.Sivaraman
Hello
This is the most funny blog on FXstreet. I presume that Mr. Shivaraman is a retired comedian. All people need some laugh from time to time ..so , good job doctor
Dear Jean-Pierre Bettschen
No one is filterning the comments here.My forecast or market reading may appear wrong- I am giving only intra-day moves here.I am not giving any long term calls here for you to think like this.Please understand my concepts,I also give the trading strategies along with to use to make either way trading.
When the big players make such aggressive moves it may appear I am wrong,later you will understand why I gave the reading like this.
Regards
Dr.Sivaraman
Dear Dr,
How much of a bearing does falling oil prices have on GBP/USD?
Jean-Pierre Bettschen:
You are absolutely right. I have had my posts removed from this blog for being mildly sarcastic, therefore I will not participate any more. This is my absolutely last post, as FXstreet is not playing fair at all.
Doc:
Your readings are wrong. Your algorithm is wrong. Your predictions are wrong. Your market assessment is wrong. Your hedging advice is wrong. Badly.
You seem unable to say: Sory I was wrong and mean it. You do, however, maintain the ability to fly in the face of the obvious.
As per “algorithm”: It is common knowledge, that algorithms are pieces of computer or computer like instruction code. I have never seen an algorithm give out predictions in the form you do. I - as an expert in computers - believe that the only algorithm you use is “personal feeling” and that is the only algorithm that s capable of being wrong so many times in a row and so many weeks straight. Any other half - baked code would be adjusted by now.
I am sorry if I was blunt, but - until I get a feeling you have a grip on reality and FXstreet stops censorship, I am not posting here again.
Thank you very much for everything,
mrT
Dear mrT
I take all your blaming.I can tell you 100 times sorry if you get satisfied.Ultimately what a trader needs is a system to trade with concepts.
I request you to spend your time to think and develop a system for your trading rather than spending your precious time in making comments.You can read the blog if you want and no one is insisting you should read.there are other blogs and good info to use in your system developments.
Thanks for reading the blog all along.
Regards
Dr.Sivaraman