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EURO and GBP made the downward stop hunt and created the fear and uncertanities to the traders.But the players made the downward stop hunt using the data release time and later made the upward spike for week /month end time as expected by the forecast.Now you may relaise how false moves are made before the intentional moves- if we view with fear we may not be able to take trading decisions.
have profitable trades with out fear for week end.
Regards
Dr.Sivaraman
Dear Doc,
EURUSD is reached its daily net change limit and GBPUSD is close to it as well. What we have seen it was a huge stop hunt in all pairs. Do you expect it will continue on Monday? and it means that we will see more downward stop hunt in denominator currencies and USDJPY as well?
regards,
smith
Respected Dr,
Thanks a lot for todays detailed and accurate call.
Now those of us who are a bit skeptical about the calls,would have realised how Doctor’s methedology reveals players intentions.However without hedging facility,surviving these sort of stop hunts is very difficult both financially and emotionally.Thats the reason why players are against the hedging facility!
Wishing all of you a very nice weekend.
Regards
Hey Doc, as you expected, euro rallied significantly, good call, but i think it needs to close at high to rise further, otherwise it will drop again, your thoughts please, thank you
Dear Dr.Sivaraman hi , well done Dr.,wish you all the best
Regards
This week saw swings in price and in accuracy of Doc’s forecast as well as in readers’ expectations/views.
Lesson learnt: expect the unexpected, never think price will NOT achieve certain levels. Always have a plan of action if price achieves certain levels (if-then analysis).
If one has a view, then make a plan to trade that view, and trade the plan.
For eg, Neil has a view that for Euro to rise further, it has to close at high ELSE it will drop. One way to trade this view - place buy stop order above high, and place sell stop order below (hourly??) support. Place a hedging order 30 pips away for each order.
Doc has a view that Monday will see a gap up, and subsequent profit taking will cause a drop which is a false move for week beginning. This view can be traded by placing sell limit above the high (level to be determined after taking into account the gap up) and place a stop buy hedging order 30 pips above limit sell.
If one has no view, it is possible to trade too, by using trading strategy - sell near the high, buy near the low with hedging oder in place - 30min rule.
If you have a view and a trading strategy, then you have no fear of the market movements.
And, for those interested, have a look at today’s range and net change figures and compare them to this week and this month. For Gbp net change (open - close) for today is about +195, weekly +244, and monthly +227. And the range (high - low) today is about 270, week 400, month 750 pips.
Trading is enjoyable when it is stress free and profitable! without
Dear Mr. Sivaraman,
thank you for another wonderful forecast!
Do you see new lows for USDCAD and USDCHF?
The first seems to be holding quite well, the second is reaching the SNB support zone, I wonder if we could see buying chances on these pairs even if next week USD could face more hard times.
Thank you!
Su25,
Thanks for your views.They are very useful.
Su25 i would be interested to know how successful you were at trading before you starting taking the Dr’s advice.
You seem to be one of the few people to regularly come here and post and it would interest me to know if you now believe that the markets are manipulated like the Dr suggests.
Do you trade this strategy on its own now ie: selling at the high and buying at the low or do you also use technicals etc ?
What do you think your success rate would be if you only used the strategy without using the dr’s forecasts ?
The Dr seems to be alone in his thinking and theories on what moves the markets, in all my years of trading i have never came across a theory like this.
What proof is there that he is correct, i find it hard to imagine that there are a group of players moving the markets as they please against the traders, i have worked as a trader in large banks and have friends who work in the trading room at Deutsche Bank and i have never heard of talk about the market being moved in one direction or the other against trader sentiments.
I am open to the possibility that this happen but from my experience the market is too complex for such complex manipulation to take place, to do this you would need a large number of people working in tandem with an extremely large bankroll.
Who on this earth has the capital to move several currencies one after another against the majority of market participants, does anyone here understand the amount of money needed to move the market during the London session because it is a lot.
A friend asked me what my thoughts were on the Dr’s theories and that is why i am here to ask these very questions.
I guess that what the Dr. is saying is that the Interbank players using their insider knowledge of client order flow and their ability to leverage their buying power can move the market.
I have only ever worked in an execution role so have not seen this happen.
It would be complicated i would imagine but not impossible by any means.
It seem complicated to myself but in reality it may not be as complicated as it seems.
I hope that what i am writing makes sense as english is not my primary language as i am from the netherlands.
on the 30th you said that you would explain some equity management over the weekend. Do you do that here or is that not for the blog?
Thanks you for great forecasts. the timing is uncanny
Dear smith &Francesco
week end moves are like that - creating panic and induce traders to make distress trades.
Monday the reverse of it is expected in denominator currencies.
Regards
Dr.Sivaraman
Dear Ahmed
Thanks.You have revealed the true intentions of the removal of hedging facilities in some platforms.
Regards
Dr.Sivaraman
Dear Neil
Monday I will post the call for coming week.
Regards
Dr.Sivaraman
Dear j.j
Thanks
Regards
Dr.Sivaraman