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odiseif, you have a very interesting approach to trading, you don't read analysts or watch RBC, but you take the weekly charts very seriously. Don't analysts make their forecasts using weekly charts as well? Does it follow that you are an analyst yourself?
By the way, looking at the lower chart, I still do not understand why you cannot go up. Can I ask you to post these same charts here at the end of the week and explain why the price has gone up. If, of course, it will go up.
I don't see any reason to turn upwards .
If, of course, it goes up.
but take the weekly charts very seriously.
Of course, you can't see anything at all in this picture.
Bad example. On the forex, it's the other way around, there are no limited tickets.
If there are no tickets down, then we go up. )
odiseif
I didn't say the price won't go up ....The question is where it will go..............so ... the price won't change direction from here on the daily chart, it won't go 500 points up ... it won't even go past 200 points .... and if you look at B1 and close 100 points under the jitters, it's not trading but amateurism.
I see, it depends on the trader's strategy. I am interested in the movement of minimum 100 points and maximum 200 points. The 500 point movement is not even considered. Maybe, from your point of view, I am an amateur indeed.
But then could you tell us about your success in, say, the last 3 months. How much profit percentage?
Chet's a stand-up, not a trading day.
+ 57 pips on the gap ))
Maybe tomorrow it'll all bubble up and we'll fly again.