My new chaos findings implemented in forex trading

Paul&Paul · Postby **Paul&Paul** » Sat May 12, 2012 11:16 pm

EURUSD dropped to 5.8664=1.2919 of a trigger down and since then not much has happened.
Eventually it closed with a tone up but below the MA15 which now crosses at 1.2931.

The trigger up is big in size (42 pips).
The pIcture will be stronger for the euro on closes firmer than 1.2951.

Paul&Paul · Postby **Paul&Paul** » Sat May 12, 2012 11:47 pm

Vincent will not believe his eyes when USDPLN goes to 14.208=3.3196 despite the recent basic rates increase.
That is not all from the myriad of silly steps taken last week in red ink.
USDPLN painted a semafor 3 yet the tone remained up at the end of Friday.
USDPLN is clearly above 9.1299 of a trigger up from April 26.
The company which rules resembles die-hard followers of dead ideas. Does it make sense to lend cheap and borrow dear? Burn the cat!, cried Lord of the Flies.
The whole house of cards has been supported by the continuing purchase and repurchase of debt. Greece has already fractured the EU and this will kill every other European government.

Paul&Paul · Postby **Paul&Paul** » Wed May 16, 2012 2:45 am

is less important than knowing that it had been in the cards of market determinants. So the question should be modified into why you did not believe it or why you did not trade it. Perhaps it never crossed your mind that what you are doing may be followed anyway.

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Anyway, just as indicated before it actually happened EURJPY dropped to where I told you.
102.07 is there and a semafor3 stands there.

Paul&Paul · Postby **Paul&Paul** » Wed May 16, 2012 2:59 am

Well, that is the humor of collaborating markets.
Let us find consoling the area of serious instability owed to many factors leading mostly to Greece.
But it would be stupid to think that no Greece - no problem.
Vincent knows it and know it also some other people who care to know.

Paul&Paul · Postby **Paul&Paul** » Thu May 17, 2012 10:45 am

The pound sterling was seen as a safe haven from the euro crisis, but the pound weakened the most in a month versus the U.S. dollar after the BOE said the U.K. economic growth was likely to remain ?subdued? in the near term.
This is an H4 chart of GBPUSD.
The trigger down occurred below 1.6200. Its size is 44 pips.
Currently GBPUSD is being traded below 5.8664=1.5886.
9.1299=1.5743.
14.208=1.5519.

Paul&Paul · Postby **Paul&Paul** » Thu May 17, 2012 11:06 am

USDPLN H4.
The system expanded 14.208 times a huge trigger up of 264 pips.
This leg of the crisis is over.

However, there is another trigger up of 380 pips which by expanding further will reflect more woes of the system.
It is clear that there is a border at 3.4681. USDPLN retraced to below 3.4000 for a while.

Talking about next legs of the current crisis, next changes can be traced with expansions of the second trigger which at 9.1299 gives 3.4883,
and at 14.208 gives 3.6813.

In a rough calculation the new higher highs of USDPLN would correspond
to 1.2496 and 1.1840 for the EURUSD.