Logically, the sellstop is there, but why are the buystops not above the shadows at 1.4380, but far in the sky?
Those are the old bystops :), at the moment I put the buystop at 1.4420 (as a precaution), and the level of 1.4380 is also logical on the Hourly timeframe, but I usually do not use it - I just look for the movements sometimes :).
We take Fibo, draw from the beginning of the trend (base of trendline) to the maximum, if the rebound reaches the level of 0.38-0.5 -- this is the second wave (correction of the first wave of a new trend), if to 0.5-0.62 -- this is correctional wave A, which signals the end of the trend. Pivot -- to clarify the target. Breakout of the flag is a signal to enter the market....
You think it's going down?
There will be a sharp "ring", because if the price gets to the right condition, the sharks' takeovers will come...
I think it's time for a pound...
Yep... Get some! :-)
I think I've signed everything.
Logically, the sellstop is there, but why are the buystops not above the shadows at 1.4380, but far in the sky?
Uh-huh...Buy it! :-)
Let's see, the trend line is broken, should pass the test ;-)
Target 1.44168 (if the flag breaks ;)
Stranger
Everyone, definitely went for the second scenario, reverse wolf -- now 1.36+ target. That's why I was asking about checking the wolf...
flag height+pivot?
We take Fibo, draw from the beginning of the trend (base of trendline) to the maximum, if the rebound reaches the level of 0.38-0.5 -- this is the second wave (correction of the first wave of a new trend), if to 0.5-0.62 -- this is correctional wave A, which signals the end of the trend. Pivot -- to clarify the target. Breakout of the flag is a signal to enter the market....