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Friday, 01/04/2013 1:24:11 PM

Friday, January 04, 2013 1:24:11 PM

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Hey Pennies....... I haven't seen you on skype for a couple days. I'm using your "pennies39601" contact. Are you hanging out at another contact address? Not to appear to be stalking you, but I have a really huge issue that needs to be addressed.

So, I'll just throw my questions at you here on green board since I can't find you on skype. Now I've seen all your vids to date and they are all immense and great help. Keep 'em coming! And I'm really, really looking forward to your TDI vids. They ought to be the greatest help of all as I have so much trouble trading off the TDI other than observing divergence and even it's kicking my butt lately. I get hung up when there is divergence with a small pullback in price and then a new set of fast/slow waves show up in price versus TDI wave action and it creates even more divergence with yet only another price move against me with more fast/slow line waves presenting further divergence. Hope that made sense. If not, maybe my charts below will. I'm using the G/U weekly chart below as a first example. That's followed by the G/J 4 hour chart example. I know we're trading off the lower time frames but I find this same divergence failure or misinterpretation on my part presenting on all time frames of all pairs. Ok....

Notice on my GU weekly, that #1 divergence had a long and deep resulting price reversal. Then see that #2 divergence pullback was relatively shallow and though #3 was a deeper reversal/pullback, while only #4 divergence lines proved out a really good reversal. Now you'll also notice that divergence presents itself by combining the divergence setups #2, #3, and #4 together in one big divergence wave line #5 which resulted in a huge reversal. On a weekly chart like that, there is good gains to be made on all these divergence setups, HOWEVER if you applied the same relatively shallow pullbacks from #2, and #3 divergence lines on say a 15 minute chart or even an hour chart, the gains would be small or nonexistant if you didn't trade it just right; nevermind the big 100 pip or more reversal. Moving right along here...

You'll notice that the yen pairs are showing just this type of multiple wave divergences on the 4 hour charts as you can see in my G/J chart below. Notice that divergence setup #1 was a deep reversal, though there was a kind of H&S pattern to the price waves on that divergence line. And #2 divergence setup offered no reversal but a huge price bolt topside followed by divergence #3 which also offered no price reversal at all but rather another dramatic price move up. Now divergence setup #4 might be it and we might see a really huge price reversal or maybe not. So how in the heck can you tell whether the divergence setup is going to play out with a reversal or not. So what can we look for to know whether the divergence is going to play out or not. We've been trapped in these yen pairs now for a couple weeks with no reversal resulting yet from the divergence setups. What is the key that I am missing to being able to trade off these divergences accurately???? If you can answer my questions in a vid, that'd be really helpful. A current chart would be best and preferably one of these yen pairs, if not G/J itself. Maybe I'm not alone in my frustration here trading off of TDI/price action divergence.


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